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+# Links
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+You should be able to follow links by repeating back it's text either via speech or typing.
+
+---
+
+To expand upon this design, if only a single link matches the browser would immediately start loading that page and announce that it's doing so.
+But if multiple links match it'll list each link's text, title, and href alongside a shorthand letter with which to refer to it in your response.
+
+---
+
+These links would be defined very generally, and include:
+
+* "psuedolinks" inserted by the browser to take the place of toolbar buttons.
+* "petnames" used to quickly navigate to prespecified sites.
+* bookmark "tags" used to search your bookmarks. Or should I just rely on petnames here?
+
+These different types of links would be styled differently during the clarification stage so users are clear what's a part of the browser and what's part of the web. This distinction may be necessary for security, and I'll struggle to maintain it otherwise.
+
+---
+
+- [x] Extract links from page
+- [x] Switch to C for access to needed libraries
+- [ ] Filter links based on user input
+- [ ] Integrate voice recognition (CMU Pocket Sphinx or Mozilla Deep Speech)<
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