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That sounds like Dillo using a TOR proxy. It's quite usable, but it's limited CSS-capabilities break more sites than the missing JS support does.
by 1bc29b36f623ba8 6y ago
That sounds like Dillo using a TOR proxy. It's quite usable, but it's limited CSS-capabilities break more sites than the missing JS support does.
- thePunisher 6y agoI was thinking of using this as a starting point: https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=htmlrenderer https://archive.codeplex.com/?p=htmlrenderer
- augustk 6y agoI love Dillo and its philosophy. It's snappy like few other (currently maintained) GUI applications. I wish there was an e-mail client with the same goals.
- boomlinde 6y ago> I wish there was an e-mail client with the same goals. I recommend giving Sylpheed a try.
- augustk 6y agoThanks for the tip. It seems to have improved since I last tried it.
- 1bc29b36f623ba8 6y agoIt's definitely an alternative to text-based browsers if you need something dead simple. And it's fast enough to run on an old 486 if needed.