links:tldr:6b09e

The command you provided is using the "links" command with the "-anonymous" flag followed by a website URL.

The "links" command is a text-based web browser typically used in a command line interface. It allows you to view webpages and navigate the internet using only text-based output.

The "-anonymous" flag is an option that enables anonymous browsing mode, which means it tries to hide your identity and tracks less information about your browsing activities. This can be useful for privacy reasons.

The "${https:--example-com}" is not a valid URL format. It seems like a combination of a variable and a placeholder website URL. However, the correct URL format should be something like "https://example.com".

So, if you want to use the correct command, it would look like this: "links -anonymous https://example.com". This would open the "example.com" webpage in the links text-based web browser, while the anonymous mode option is enabled.