Terminals make it hard to copy things: Selecting text works differently to what people are used to, and ^C
aborts the current program. Links are hard to use.
Now you can click on links in the repl.it terminal.
![An example of links in terminal being clickable](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/bj34pdbp/migration/7e74d8e31ad5bc1e0ea47856dadb73de9fbbcc16-824x148.png?w=3840&q=100&fit=clip&auto=format)
It's as simple as starting a repl and printing a URL to the terminal.
This is super helpful with languages like Rust, which often print URLs in error messages to help you debug and learn.
![The Rust compiler often prints errors with links to relevant docs](https://cdn.sanity.io/images/bj34pdbp/migration/343cd6c4ddf69949bd92e3a805fd5e22b423bed2-1053x292.jpg?w=3840&q=100&fit=clip&auto=format)
This also works on repl.run, where you can publish terminal apps as websites. As an example, here's the repl.it blog available on repl.run as a terminal website, written in python:
Now your terminal apps can link to anything on the web!