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Been a user of it for a while now. But don't worry, where it was used to work, well... it usually do not last very long: it feels like there is active work done
by sylware 4y ago
Been a user of it for a while now. But don't worry, where it was used to work, well... it usually do not last very long: it feels like there is active work done to "break" any alternative from vanguard/blackrock financed javascript-able browers from "working".
- anthk 4y agoTry compling it from Git as it's getting a great amount of features you would miss out otherwise.
- sylware 4y agoWhat do you think I have... Ofc course I run git from edbrowse, libpcre2, quickjs, tidy-html. And it "works"... never a very long time. It feels like once I manage to use edbrowse to interact with a "web app", it gets broken not that long after. I think edbrowse should use the (x)html parser from netsurf. 2 examples: - I did download my motherboard bios update with edbrowse... did that 1 time, then the site was changed and the new file download javascript code does not run with edbrowse and has not ever since. - I used edbrowse to unlock the wifi in the starbucks in my city, 1 month later the javascript was changed and broke it. (I don't care anymore, I am going thru 4G, IPv6, anywhere I want now).