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Enrico "meldrian" MichaelisIch habe unter Verwendung eines uralten Notebooks mit #haikuos den #Drückblick veröffentlicht. Warum? Weil ich es kann!
Hat alles etwas länger gedauert weil "#Dooble" (#Browser) konstant 100% auf die #CPU (1,7GHz Single Core) gelegt hat.
Auch jetzt wo ich hier sitze und diesen Tröt mit dem Handy schreibe gönnt sich der Browser alles was er bekommen kann (ohne das er sichtbar Aufgaben ausführen muss).
Ich liebe diesen Krams einfach. Es fasziniert mich ungemein derlei zu beobachten.
#Haiku
OldCoderSubject: Patch for #Linux distro developers
If you decide to compile the #FOSS web browser #Dooble based on my recent review of the #browser, you may wish to apply the patch linked below:
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/issues/269
If you decide to compile the #FOSS web browser #Dooble based on my recent review of the #browser, you may wish to apply the patch linked below:
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/issues/269
Subject: Lightweight FOSS web browser
There aren't many realistic FOSS alternatives to the Firefox and Chromium families of web browsers. Most actively developed #FOSS browsers are forks or spoons of one or the other. The exceptions, such as Ladybird and WebKitGTK MiniBrowser, typically aren't far along in development [e.g. Ladybird] or are limited in scope [e.g. MiniBrowser].
However, I compiled and tested a lightweight #Qt6 #browser named #Dooble today and I'm pleased to report that it works well for general browsing. As one test, this post is being made using Dooble.
The primary limitation that I've noticed is that most videos won't play. In general, the browser is usable even on modern and/or high-JavaScript sites such as LinkedIn and Google News.
Dooble doesn't support uBlock Origin, but it does support domain-level blocklists in AdGuard format. Other features include tabs, cookie management, search suggestions, #Gopher support, custom search engines, CSS and JavaScript injection, low dependencies [aside from Qt6], and multiple security measures. The GitHub link for the browser is:
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble.git
@itsfoss
There aren't many realistic FOSS alternatives to the Firefox and Chromium families of web browsers. Most actively developed #FOSS browsers are forks or spoons of one or the other. The exceptions, such as Ladybird and WebKitGTK MiniBrowser, typically aren't far along in development [e.g. Ladybird] or are limited in scope [e.g. MiniBrowser].
However, I compiled and tested a lightweight #Qt6 #browser named #Dooble today and I'm pleased to report that it works well for general browsing. As one test, this post is being made using Dooble.
The primary limitation that I've noticed is that most videos won't play. In general, the browser is usable even on modern and/or high-JavaScript sites such as LinkedIn and Google News.
Dooble doesn't support uBlock Origin, but it does support domain-level blocklists in AdGuard format. Other features include tabs, cookie management, search suggestions, #Gopher support, custom search engines, CSS and JavaScript injection, low dependencies [aside from Qt6], and multiple security measures. The GitHub link for the browser is:
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble.git
@itsfoss
Changoteca
TOVDooble is a scientific browser written in C++ and uses the Qt toolkit. Dooble is a minimal, cute, and unusually stable web browser.
https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble
https://textbrowser.github.io/dooble/
niu techA lightweight #Qt web browser #Dooble version 2024.08.19 was released today: https://textbrowser.github.io/dooble/
AtomozeroDo you think an article comparing the different #browsers available in Haiku could be interesting? #Falkom #Dooble #Epiphany #WebPositive #haikuos
GlitchyZoruaYou think I'm done yet?
NOPE!
*INHALES DEEPLY*
#Redcore
#Rockmelt
#360SecureBrowser
#Sleipnir
#TurboWarpOfflineditor
#Scratch3Offlineeditor
#TorchBrowser
#qutebrowser
#SRWareIron
#Qt5Webview
#qt6webview
#Element
#Falkon
#Dooble
#Blink
#browsh
#Discord
#Google #Ultron (this one is a joke)
#Citiro
#AndroidWebView
#Carbonyl
#SalamWeb
AANNNNND that's all of the chromium based shit I know of.
thanks 4 reading g through this stupid idea
StrypeyMost people will tell you that there are only two actively developed web browsers, Firefox and Chromium, and that all others are built on the source code of one of these two (or at least their rendering engine). But I'm aware of at least 2 working browsers that (AFAIK) are not based on either;
* Dooble: https://textbrowser.github.io/dooble/
* Privacy Browser: https://www.stoutner.com/privacy-browser-pc/
Am I wrong about these? (Edit: yes) Anyone know of others?