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Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? I like qb the most, as it's fairly stable and fully-featured. It offers full keyboard control, and many coo

Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? I like qb the most, as it's fairly stable and fully-featured. It offers full keyboard control, and many cool features like bindings for host-granular permissions for js and images, and is also scriptable. Built-in decent adblocker. The main annoyance about it for me is it doesn't come with DRM, but it could also be seen as a feature, because it saves me a lot of time I'd otherwise watch arguably crap content.

mikae1 2y ago
> Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? Yes, but neither support extensions AFAIK. Not ready to take my browsing back to a pre 2004 era. :)
- anthk 2y ago
  Nyxt doesn't need limited Chrome/Firefox like extensions. With Common Lisp you can do far more, and by default.
  - mikae1 2y ago
    …if you have time and knowledge to rewrite all the WebExtensions you rely on in day-to-day browsing in Common Lisp? That's a rather big if. :-D
    - anthk 2y ago
      You understimate the power of CL... https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/dbscan.org https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/article/dbscan.org
- forgotmypw17 2y ago
  The two extensions I use by far the most, an ad blocker and keyboard accessibility are built-in.
The-Compiler 2y ago
DRM should work just fine via Widevine if you have a Qt build with proprietary codec support, and you have an appropriate version of Widevine available. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwebengine-features.html#html5-drm https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtwebengine-features.html#html5-drm