I have some html like this:  &#x250c&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500  &#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2510<br>  &#x2502testtesttesttest&#x2502<br>  &#x2514&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500  &#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2500&#x2518<br>It shows up in Chrome with a solid box as I would expect (can't get it to display in SE right either!):        testtesttesttest    and I was hoping the text browsers could do this too, but on Lynx I get    +----------------+    |testtesttesttest|    +----------------+On w3m its     ??????????????????    ?testtesttesttest?    ??????????????????and finally on links2 I get   +----------------+   &#x2502|testtesttesttest|   +----------------+Any chance of configuring one of the text browsers to show this stuff with the pretty solid lines like the graphical browsers? I am using PuTTY set to UTF-8 with use unicode line drawing enabled, connecting to Ubuntu 12.04.
Do any text-based web browsers support unicode box-drawing characters?
terminal;unicode;lynx