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2 points by graderjs 5y ago

blogface999 5y ago
hey guys!
blogface999 5y ago
hi] hello Strange concept totes how is this not porn yet? oh just wait...unfortunately it will be i wish people would find other uses....haha..jk oh wait its just two of us, awkward so aawk
blogface999 5y ago
That was entertaining,
blogface999 5y ago
oh no a vortex yeah webgl off . command line flag hit resize button to fit your screen.
graderjs 5y ago
Overview: It doesn't support chrome extensions and so far we don't plan to (but it would be possible to write a copy of the existing extensions API on top of DevTools protocol to some extent). In effect this project is a way to build UI and functionality atop a browser and deliver to any client on any device. From another view, it's a way to include a browser as a first-class object in your web app, that includes real-time collaborative interaction, not just a headless automaton. Instructions: The viewport automatically resizes to the smallest dimensions of everyone connected. E.g. the smallest width and smallest height of everyone. To reset the viewport to your page size hit the "Resize" button. Tho the viewport resizes, you might need to hit "Go" to reload the page in order to get a resized version on some pages. There's some bugs (sometimes clicks don't work from certain devices on certain pages, multi-touch on mobile doesn't work).
- forgotmypw17 5y ago
  amazing work, pleased to see your handling of httpauth and js confirm()
  - graderjs 5y ago
    Thank you. Yes some people think that's not important, but I thought it was important to get right. It also handles file upload and other things. The UI needs some work, but my aim has been to make it general and functional, so I can apply different styles for different deployments. BTW: I love the style of your website. I'll probably copy that kind of retro UI / terminal feel as a skin for this browser at some point! I'd also like to skin it like netscape, etc :P ;) xx
    - forgotmypw17 5y ago
      Thanks for your compliments! It actually works with Netscape 2.x and up :)

2 points by graderjs 5y ago

hey guys!

hi] hello Strange concept totes how is this not porn yet? oh just wait...unfortunately it will be i wish people would find other uses....haha..jk oh wait its just two of us, awkward so aawk

blogface999 5y ago

That was entertaining,

blogface999 5y ago

oh no a vortex yeah webgl off . command line flag hit resize button to fit your screen.

graderjs 5y ago

Overview: It doesn't support chrome extensions and so far we don't plan to (but it would be possible to write a copy of the existing extensions API on top of DevTools protocol to some extent). In effect this project is a way to build UI and functionality atop a browser and deliver to any client on any device. From another view, it's a way to include a browser as a first-class object in your web app, that includes real-time collaborative interaction, not just a headless automaton. Instructions: The viewport automatically resizes to the smallest dimensions of everyone connected. E.g. the smallest width and smallest height of everyone. To reset the viewport to your page size hit the "Resize" button. Tho the viewport resizes, you might need to hit "Go" to reload the page in order to get a resized version on some pages. There's some bugs (sometimes clicks don't work from certain devices on certain pages, multi-touch on mobile doesn't work).

forgotmypw17 5y ago
amazing work, pleased to see your handling of httpauth and js confirm()
- graderjs 5y ago
  Thank you. Yes some people think that's not important, but I thought it was important to get right. It also handles file upload and other things. The UI needs some work, but my aim has been to make it general and functional, so I can apply different styles for different deployments. BTW: I love the style of your website. I'll probably copy that kind of retro UI / terminal feel as a skin for this browser at some point! I'd also like to skin it like netscape, etc :P ;) xx
  - forgotmypw17 5y ago
    Thanks for your compliments! It actually works with Netscape 2.x and up :)