Looks like after setting up PHP I'm now a compile-my-own adept. Here is my take on lynx web browser.

You may ask why would you need lynx at all? Well. There are many uses: usability and accessibility testing, understanding content layout without CSS tricks, checking SEO points (you see the site about the same as search engine sees it) and much much more. After all it looks so geeky :)

#1. Create src directory in your user folder where all needed files will be stored initially:
mkdir ~/src

#2. Download, compile and install

That's it. Now you can call your website say like this:

lynx http://andreys.info

Just a remark on why I wouldn't use pre-compiled version: the installer I found seemed to be somewhat creepy but probably just outdated.