What's your default web browser? Mine is pic related.

File: 1500430728348.jpg (97KB, 631x537px) Image search: [Google]

97KB, 631x537px

Same, two sockets and send http request and parse the html stream for relevant info

Sony projection on your mommy's milk white arched back

>>61522303
I don't get it.

A script that converts web pages to plaintext files.

>>61522466
programs can open pages in your default browser easily
using something like this will effectively block that from ever happening

>>61522303
/g/ uses Zac browser.

>>61522303
wget

>>61522493
Why tho?

nc

>>61522663
Lots of shitty software like to open URLs upon installation/uninstallation so if you don't want to see an Adobe site telling you that Flash was successfully installed this would prevent it. It's not the best solution as it might momentarily flash an empty command prompt and sometimes you actually want to know those URLs but it's better than just letting the browser handle it.
Something like

int main(int argc, char **argv){
 printf("There was an attempt to open following URL:\n%s", argv[1]);
...

is a much better choice. I personally use it alongside with saving those URLs into a file.

Makes me wonder why don't web browsers offer an option to ignore them by default. Something like "Do you want to open this URL?" would be nice.