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If you can monitor the session of a normal browser, it may give you some ideas. What to monitor with changes depending on where the browser is. You could connect indirectly using something in the...

I'd give curl another go with setting Referrer (-e option) and maybe even spoof a desktop client (-A "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:2.0) Gecko/20110319 Firefox/4.0")

Telnet is just a kb to tcp socket and socket to screen tool, so you can use it on any socket except ssh. For instance, try this to simulate a browser accessing http://www.ibm.com/ with telnet:$ (...