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Come on, everybody, this deserves a huge round of applause, for encouragement and for the effort. We need a lot more projects of this kind; we need some options
by interfixus 5y ago
Come on, everybody, this deserves a huge round of applause, for encouragement and for the effort. We need a lot more projects of this kind; we need some options for rebooting the browser scene from down below, however limited in scale and scope and functionality. I stick to my Firefox, crippled and bloated as it is these days, but I know full well that sooner or later it's going to fold, and I shall be stranded inside the Google nightmare. NetSurf shouldn't have to shoulder the complete oppositional burden all by itself.
- userbinator 5y agoThere's Dillo too, but unfortunately last time I checked neither of them were even as close to usable on most sites as Opera 9.x (which was already many years old at the time, but had been quite popular for a while before that.)
- Y_Y 5y agoAnd furthermore, when are we getting open source Presto? I know Opera stopped developing it around 2013, but there's still probably plenty a FOSS browser could salvage. (I hear the source is floating around somewhere, but without a free license it's (unfortunately) likely to attract problems.)