Many browsers today are gigantic resource hogs, which are basically VMs for various web applications. On the other hand, Links is a HTML browser. It is not able to do everything. It allows me to avoid most distractions and control the content-experience.
The goal of this exercise is not to force anyone to use this browser, but just to be watchful and conscious of their hypertext based internet usage (one might use gopher, and this phlog is available there, but probability tells me that a person reading
this reads this from hypertext source and I am sure they are lovely).

This takes some dedication, and while I wouldn';t take it quite this far, the author does make a good point.

https://www.osnews.com/story/132109/how-and-why-i-attempt-to-use-links-as-main-browser/

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