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It looks like a direct competitor to Qutebrowser which uses PyQt5 + QtWebEngine: https://qutebrowser.org/ https://qutebrowser.org/ Interesting to see that Next
by kbumsik 8y ago
It looks like a direct competitor to Qutebrowser which uses PyQt5 + QtWebEngine: https://qutebrowser.org/ https://qutebrowser.org/
Interesting to see that Next Browser integrates Lisp with WebKitGTK+.
- se7entime 8y agoalso qutebrowser is vim-like keybinding, and nextbrowser is emacs-like keybinding
- Endy 8y agoWhich only encourages the idea that Next is Qute's direct competitor.
- jmercouris 8y agothis is true, but one of the main co-authors is a VI/EVIL user, so we are working on VI keybindings for the next release. Still trying to work out how to best integrate them into the system, that's all :)
- jmercouris 8y agoWell, we are not competitors, we target different markets. Next is infinitely extensible, Qutebrowser is not. Also Qutebrowser is married to QT, Next is not. If we wanted to, we could in about 1000 lines of code make a QT port for Next that uses Blink. Take a look at the platform ports https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/tree/master/ports https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/tree/master/ports and you will see that they are quite trivial to implement :)