Lynx support

HXr4MP3

Copied from my e-mail to support@kagi.com, as directed by Matteo:
"Title: Lynx broken by anti-bot
PART 1;

Body: [Dear Kagi web engine developers/security specialists,

I have intermittently been using Kagi via Lynx, which is a text-based command line interface H.T.T.P. clearW.W.W. browser. However, today, when I wished to used Kagi via Lynx and thereby inputted "http://kagi.com/html/search?q=[My%20query%20here], it is now stuck on the anti-robot page.

This is despite me attempting to use the HyperText Markup Language version, as denoted in the aforementioned Uniform Resource Locator.

PART 2;

This is not a big problem now— however, in the long-term, I plan to switch to a predominant non-[Graphical User Interface] setup, which will make Kagi impossible to user for me, despite it being the best Raw non-[pseudo Artificial Intelligence/Large-Language Model] clearW.W.W. search engine which I know of, and have been a long-term (2 years) user of.

Hence, I hope that you may kindly WhiteList Lynx's User-Agent, so that I May Continue to use Kagi.

wild-boar

Additionally, preferably also ensure that the other major text-based browser (no Javascript support), w3m, remains compatible.

pixel

Hi there @HXr4MP3,

That anti-bot check (turnstile) is only shown when you are logged out.
It's possible your cookie or session expired and you were logged out without you realizing, so I would try to log back in on the /signin route and see if that helps.

HXr4MP3

pixel I tried using /signin, but I received a 403 Forbidden error after attempting to pass the credentials through the login system (the login page loaded).
A temporary workaround is to go into Kagi Settings > Account > Session Link and copy and paste it into Lynx, which logs me in, or otherwise maybe manually copying the cookies somehow. But obviously this requires using a graphical-user-interface clearW.W.W. browser first, so it is not a long-term solution.