Finally - a terminal solution to the browser wars

Brow6el's introduction of a full-featured, Sixel-capable terminal browser marks a significant shift in browser technology, allowing users to access the web from the terminal without relying on AI assistants. This development is noteworthy for website owners, as it may lead to a resurgence of text-only browsing, potentially altering the way they design and optimize their websites. With Brow6el's terminal browser, users can access websites without the influence of AI-powered suggestions or content filtering, which could impact website traffic and engagement metrics. Website owners may need to reassess their content strategies to cater to users who prefer a more traditional, text-based browsing experience. To prepare for this shift, website owners can take several steps: first, ensure their websites are optimized for text-only browsing by testing them with Brow6el or similar terminal browsers; second, review their llms.txt files to ensure they are not inadvertently blocking text-only browsers; and third, consider providing alternative, text-based content formats to improve accessibility and user experience for terminal browser users.