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Sad to see small browsers go. They are very convenient for a quick read of simple HTML websites, as they start instantly and are very fast, as they usually do n
by butz 4y ago
Sad to see small browsers go. They are very convenient for a quick read of simple HTML websites, as they start instantly and are very fast, as they usually do not support JavaScript. Good that NetSurf seems to be chugging along with minor updates in git, albeit there were no release for two years...
- marttt 4y agoNetsurf has also been ported to the Plan 9 OS fairly recently. https://github.com/netsurf-plan9/netsurf https://github.com/netsurf-plan9/netsurf
- pipeline_peak 4y agoSee, that’s the type of enthusiasm that concerns me. In this ever complex www, why would you sweat an ounce anywhere outside of trying to survive? There’re 9 people using Plan 9.
- mhd 4y ago> Sad to see small browsers go. I still miss Arena and Chimera...
- Cyberdog 4y agoWould love to see a macOS build of NetSurf. It's supported in theory but there's nobody doing builds currently so it probably requires a bit of finagling to actually get done. I tried to do it myself but I just wasn't smart enough.