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One of the few non-webkit/blink/gecko open source browsers. Dillo, Links, Ladybird, AWeb are the other ones I am aware of.
by snvzz 3y ago
One of the few non-webkit/blink/gecko open source browsers.
Dillo, Links, Ladybird, AWeb are the other ones I am aware of.
- doener 3y agoI think NetSurf is the most popular browser in the small community that still uses Amiga computers. https://www.netsurf-browser.org/downloads/amiga/ https://www.netsurf-browser.org/downloads/amiga/
- snvzz 3y agoaweb and ibrowse are definitely more popular still. aweb works on every Amiga and is open-source, but bad support for current www, and quite unmaintained. ibrowse requires 68020, is reasonably fast but sadly proprietary. Better support for current www, but not great. netsurf has probably the best support, but is the slowest, needs a lot of RAM and crashes a lot in my experience. It is probably much better with RTG, which I do not have. Most of the time I'll just use AmiGemini. It is very fast and supports Gopher/Spartan/Finger besides the Gemini I find horribly designed and personally do not care about. (mainly use my A1200, 68030 @ 50)
- Daeraxa 3y agoEven more with RISCOS which, amazingly, still sees development. I think it was the original platform for NetSurf too.
- cmiller1 3y agoWhile there has been some backporting of features TO Gecko from it, Servo is technically an open-source non-webkit/blink/gecko browser engine.
- password4321 3y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38847613 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38847613 Show HN: Resurrecting the Dillo browser (3 days ago)