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Congratulations!, I haven't downloaded it but it sounds like a great idea. It would be great to see some screen shots of the browser on the web. Does it run i
by german 19y ago
Congratulations!, I haven't downloaded it but it sounds like a great idea.
It would be great to see some screen shots of the browser on the web.
Does it run in any OS?
- tx 19y ago80% of browser functionality is written in JavaScript, very similarly to how Mozilla's XUL is done, greatly reducing our dependency on any client platform. But we are Windows-only at the moment with Mac OS X in the very near future. We are also debating either we should move to Mozilla platform, but it potentially will make a fairly fat download... Currently our browser is 400kb binary with zero dependencies.
- nickb 19y agoGood stuff!!! I'd move over to FF base and you have all OS' covered. If you have to install a binary, people don't care if it's 400kb or 2Mb. Size, under 10Mb is irrelevant to most of the people. Usability and compatibility is what's important.
- derefr 19y agoCould you put up an interactive demo with said 80% of the functionality, just running in your browser? It wouldn't have to do all the "shell sandboxing" that the full client does; it's for the parents, not the kids.
- judbarron 19y agoThis is a good point... I think it would be helpful to see that before you install the product on your desktop.