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Browsh is really aimed at people with slow and/or expensive Internet that would benefit with having the main browser engine running remotely. You then access th
by tombh 8y ago
Browsh is really aimed at people with slow and/or expensive Internet that would benefit with having the main browser engine running remotely. You then access the output of Browsh via either SSH/Mosh or HTML serivice.
But nevertheless you might like Browsh's monochrome toggle: `ALT+m`
- enriquto 8y agoI like colors, my problem is mostly the sluggishness. I follow a link and I have to wait a while, without any feedback, until the new page is ready. There is no reason for these delays (from the point of view of the user). If I am interested in text-only browsing, the other browsers offer a much more user-friendly experience.
- tombh 8y agoI'd be interested to know if Browsh really is more sluggish than other text-based browsers, in my experience it's certainly on par. Also Browsh does provide feedback in the bottom left, just like most browser do, when a link is clicked. But Browsh isn't designed to give faster browsing for people that already have good internet, it's designed to offer complete access to the modern web for users on slow and/or expensive internet.