How to read and browse the web from your terminal with wr.
wr fetches a page, keeps the article, drops everything else and draws it in
your terminal with your own colors — so it looks like part of your terminal, not
like a website. It has no tabs, no sidebar and no ads: one page at a time, read
with the keyboard. Pages that only exist once their JavaScript runs are rendered
for you when a Chromium or Chrome is installed, and wr keeps itself up to date
if you let it.
The thirty-second version: run wr, press o, type an address (or a
question), press Enter. q quits. Everything else — links, history,
bookmarks, search, settings — is reachable from the menu with m, and the
footer always shows the keys you actually have.
If you learn better by doing, jump to Real use cases and come back for the details.
