Finding a current-day Text-based Browser with Javascript support is a challenge. Can headless Chrome be used as a javascript processor while making use of piped throughput into Lynx's setup for human to html interface? If there is a simple functional way, or even a reliable convoluted functional way to enable both html and javascript in one text-based web browsing setup, please tell me. The available options for Ubuntu resulting from duckduckgo search and wikipedia list lookup all spell garbage when actually installed and run. The best hint was to use headless Chrome with a Lynx screen dump, but for the interactive quality a browser is built for, how can the two be combined in practical terms? If other current day options are better for this request, please feel free to kindly redirect. It seems that text-based browsing is boycotted by some free web server options, and javascript is needed to make for practical use of the services without denial of page serving. Please help if willing.
So far have only tried:
google-chrome --headless --disable-gpu --dump-dom https://stackoverflow.com | lynx -stdin -dump -nolist
from an Ubuntu terminal window, but lynx's interactivity is not utilized with this setup. How can it be?
