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I am building a new modern Terminal browser. A text based browser for the terminal. Full privacy, features. Ultra fast. For those who love to work in terminal b
by meerita 2mo ago
I am building a new modern Terminal browser. A text based browser for the terminal. Full privacy, features. Ultra fast. For those who love to work in terminal but somehow are dissapointed with Lynx.
* Native and small.
* Private by default.
* Terminal-safe.
* Agent-ready. A built-in MCP server exposes read-only tools (browser_open, browser_read, browser_list_links).
* Configurable.
[0] [code] https://github.com/meerita/puma-browser https://github.com/meerita/puma-browser
I am still far away of 1.0, but I've been using it every day since. It's open source, you can compile it and use it as you want.
Every week I try to finish more features.
- ranger_danger 2mo agowithout javascript, doesn't this break a lot of websites, especially ones that lazy-load their content?
- meerita 2mo agoFull JavaScript websites will not work, but the rest of the web will. I'm trying to build a more solid module to handle URL redirects. I managed to get it working with DuckDuckGo. Right now, forms don't work yet (still in development), but you can use the `/search` command, and it will perform a search on DuckDuckGo. Addendum: HN breaks a lot, specially since I didn't support nested comments and forms, but it's readeable and you can browse all links, no problem. Give me all the feedback, I really appreciate it.