You already know how to do this because you are reading this wiki probalby on your favorite web browser, but from shell at SDF, you can surf the World-Wide Web with several command line programs as well. Some popular options are:

• Lynx: Lynx. This is a multi-purpse text-based web browser. From the SDF shell, you can issue the command:

lynx https://sdf.org

• links. This is a lynx alternative, which is less actively updated. From the SDF shell, you can issue the command:

links https://sdf.org

• elinks: [http://elinks.or.cz/|elinks]. This is a fork of links with more functionality. From the SDF shell, you can issue the command:

elinks https://sdf.org

There are many ways to view gopherspace. The easiest for new users is one of the following:

Lynx is the text web browser.
In addition to web browsing, Lynx is also capable of browsing gopherspace.
From the SDF shell, you can issue the command:

$ lynx gopher://sdf.org/

and Lynx will start up at sdf.org's gopher root menu.

Floodgap.com provides a public gopher proxy that you can view in your web browser at https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw.
For more information, see the proxy info page: https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/

Made for browsing Gopherspace and Geminispace, too, you can use the homegrown 'bombadillo' browser

$ bombadillo gopher://sdf.org/

You can issue the gopher command, either from the SDF shell or from within the mkgopher command prompt.