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You and me too. The more Firefox strips out, the more I feel itchy to move to something like Dillo or NetSurf. Something small, fast, reliable. Something _hack
by fao_ 9y ago
You and me too.
The more Firefox strips out, the more I feel itchy to move to something like Dillo or NetSurf. Something small, fast, reliable. Something _hackable_.
- jgtrosh 9y ago[surf](http://surf.suckless.org http://surf.suckless.org) seems to fit the bill perfectly?
- icebraining 9y agosurf is based on the whole Webkit. It's only lacking a thin veneer compared to Firefox et all.
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoUzbl (https://www.uzbl.org/ https://www.uzbl.org/) is unixy and uses webkit underneath so it can render modern sites okay.
- fao_ 9y agoLike surf, it uses the entire webkit codebase underneath. I'd be intimidated to even audit the webkit codebase given the size, so personally it's not something I would feel comfortable working with, being unable to edit without concern for side-effects and secondary bugs.
- earenndil 9y agoPerhaps nEXT[1]? It's claim is to open up the entire internal API for public extension, as firefox once (ahem) did. I haven't started messing with it, however, and so can't verify said claims. 1: https://next-browser.github.io/ https://next-browser.github.io/
- fao_ 9y agoOh wow, it's built on lisp. I wasn't aware of this (Or I think I pooh-poohed it in an earlier stage because of it's 4chan (and therefore nazi) connections). This looks like something hackable, thanks.
- jsilence 9y agomaybe qutebrowser? http://qutebrowser.org/ http://qutebrowser.org/