I use w3m to search words in the Spanish dictionary (dle.rae.es), so I'm using a bash script with this line:
w3m "https://dle.rae.es/$1"
The filename of the script is defes. For example, to search the meaning of "casa" I type defes casa, viewing the result in my terminal.
However, I'm getting this error:
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I try to do something like this:
w3m -header 'User-Agent: blah' ...
Tested with a lot user agents.
I'm also using the -cookie flag to try to remove the cookies message...
What could I do?
