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The release announcement doesn't contain much information, but Servo does publish regular "This month in Servo" updates on their blog which contain lots of deta
by nicoburns 1y ago
The release announcement doesn't contain much information, but Servo does publish regular "This month in Servo" updates on their blog which contain lots of details:
- Blog: https://servo.org/blog/ https://servo.org/blog/
- Most recent TMIS post https://servo.org/blog/2025/09/25/this-month-in-servo/ https://servo.org/blog/2025/09/25/this-month-in-servo/
Check them out if you're interested in what's going on with Servo.
- Y_Y 1y agoWhen Google Reader died, so did a large part of me, and the web. That said, I'm recently back on RSS and this is another good feed: https://servo.org/blog/feed.xml https://servo.org/blog/feed.xml
- srott 1y agoI wish I had a RSS reader to feed this to...
- skyfaller 1y agoOne of my favorite RSS readers is https://vore.website https://vore.website - river of news, no unread indicators, simple. It's a website, as the domain suggests, so no need to install anything.
- zymhan 1y ago> as the domain suggests It suggests a couple of things...
- Millennium 1y agoYeah, after the appropriate layers of VPN/Incognito/Tor/muted phone/etc I braved the link, and it turns out it's actually real, but that is still not a hostname I want connected to me in anyone's access logs more than once.
- skyfaller 1y agoGood news, you can grab the source code and host it yourself on a less troubling domain: https://git.j3s.sh/vore https://git.j3s.sh/vore It's under the NON-VIOLENT PUBLIC LICENSE v5, which is probably not open source, but should be fine for personal use if you're not an arms dealer or prison warden.
- gkbrk 1y agoThere's more RSS readers than you can count. No need to pick a proprietary one with a sketchy license when there are tons of great open-source options.
- heavyset_go 1y agoI'm happy with FreshRSS
- mohamedattahri 1y agoIf you're on iOS/MacOS, try https://netnewswire.com https://netnewswire.com. Old-school high-quality free macOS app.
- avtar 1y agoMiniflux is pretty good and easy to self-host: https://github.com/miniflux/v2 https://github.com/miniflux/v2 https://miniflux.app/docs/docker.html https://miniflux.app/docs/docker.html
- gorgoiler 1y agoI have similar emotions about google.com no longer working in w3m and other no-JS browsers, something that happened this year seemingly to very little fanfare, or whatever the antonym to fanfare is. (Oh! I wonder if Servo will bring about a new, JS enabled, TUI browser?)
- lastontheboat 1y agoThis is something I want to make possible! There was an early experiment in https://github.com/mcclure/cuervo/ https://github.com/mcclure/cuervo/ which helped identify some ways that our embedding APIs would need to change to support that use case.
- niutech 1y agoAs for modern TUI browsers, there are already: Chawan, Browsh, Carbonyl.
- eMPee584 1y agoyeah very sad, had a tmux shortcut for quickly "googling" things.. However, https://www.startpage.com/ https://www.startpage.com/ does not complain and supposedly sports the same search index.. For modern sites and if your terminal toolchain does not support sixel, https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl is a neat hack that gives you a text-rendered blink engine, i.e. supporting all the same sites as those pesky GUI browsers. With sixel/kitty graphics, there was another option which slipped my mind.. [edit: maybe chawan as in sibling comment, but that also is "not supported" by google with the default user agent.]
- niutech 1y agoServo also publishes weekly reports on Mastodon: https://floss.social/@servo https://floss.social/@servo