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Actually I think alpine became re-alpine
I feel quite at home browsing in Lynx.  1 of the folks in our LUG writes 
scripts-and-externals which are quite helpful.
In general though an average web site is getting ruined by javascript or lack 
of printer friendly pages of articles.
Hart