# W3M Introduction

This guide introduces navigation in the `w3m` web browser, as used in the Stormux gaming image. W3M can function both as a text only browser and as a pager. Basically, it's very good at displaying text, and can follow links.


## Moving Around

- Use the **Up** and **Down arrow keys** to read the page line by line.
- If the page contains **links**, use:
  - **Tab** to move forward through links.
  - **Shift+Tab** to move backward.
  - **Enter** to follow the selected link.


## Understanding Key Notation

- `Control+x` means **hold Control and press x**.
- `Escape then x` means **press Escape**, then press **x** (not at the same time).


## Useful Keybindings

- **UpArrow**: Move up one line.
- **DownArrow**: Move down one line.
- **LeftArrow**: Move back one character.
- **RightArrow**: Move forward one character.
- **b**: Move back one word.
- **w**: Move forward one word.
- **Shift+B**: Return to the previous page.

- **PageUp**: Move up one screen.  
  On Raspberry Pi 400 or 500: **Function+Left Arrow**

- **PageDown**: Move down one screen.  
  On Raspberry Pi 400 or 500: **Function+Right Arrow**

- **Home**: Jump to the top of the page.  
  On Raspberry Pi 400 or 500: **Function+Up Arrow**

- **End**: Jump to the bottom of the page.  
  On Raspberry Pi 400 or 500: **Function+Down Arrow**

- **q**: Quit `w3m`.

- **Shift+H**: Show the full list of keybindings.

- **Escape then l**: Open a list of all links on the page.


## Additional Help

To read the full built-in help for `w3m`, press `Shift+H` or visit the [W3M Help File](/usr/share/w3m/w3mhelp.html).

To return to this help page after viewing the built-in help, press `Shift+B` (to go back up one page).