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+date: "2025-06-10T04:00:00-07:00"
+title: "TUI Challenge: Day 3"
+tags: ["cli","tui"]
+categories: ["personal","sa"]
+#image: ""
+series: ["tuichallenge"]
+summary: "A Web of Trouble"
+---
+
+Day 3 of the TUI Challenge is about browsing the web in the terminal. I use to use browsers like
+[lynx](https://lynx.invisible-island.net) or [elinks](http://elinks.or.cz) back in the early days of the web when I had
+a slow connection like dial-up or a wireless modem from the late 1990's.  Back then, web sites were much simpler than
+today.  An advance web site might have tables!  So, in those days, a text browser worked well. But, how about now in the
+era of Web 2.0 or even Web 3.0?
+
+The challenge today is to use a text browser to visit two web sites and summarize them.  And then, things got hard.
+
+I was actually trying to use lynx for my daily web usage, and I was looking up how to configure
+[newsboat](https://newsboat.org) so I can forward an article via email now and later to add to my task tracker.
+
+The two sites I that I was trying to find the answer on I was trying to look at was [reddit](https://www.reddit.com) and 
+[github](https://github.com) which gave problems.  I think the 'new' Reddit has a lot of JavaScript which these two text
+browsers do not support.  My solution was to use [old.reddit.com](https://old.reddut.com) which is the classical
+interface which is closer to Web 1.0.
+
+GitHub was all but useless in my text browsers.  It was too hard to get past all the items normally hidden behind js
+menus.  And, after a few page views, it stopped showing me anything from the repos I was trying to visit.  I am not sure
+if the site thought I was an AI scraper and just stopped showing me anything or if there was something else.
+
+In the end, I was able to use old Reddit, Google Groups, and the newsboat web site to figure out what I wanted to do:
+
+```
+bind m article,articlelist pipe-to "neomutt -s\"RSS Article\" me@example.com" -- "Email article"
+```
+
+## Daily totals
+Score time!  [Yesterday](/post/2025/06/tui-challenge-day-2/) left us with 55 points.  The challenge of doing research on
+at least two site and summarizing it is worth 20 points.  In the bonus points include 5 for filling out a form which I
+did many times on my search engine page, which gives me 25 points for the day, and a running total of 80 points.