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I use this browser. It's put together mainly by a bunch of Arch Linux users. It's little more than a thin wrapper around webkit providing pipes and things. It r
by astine 17y ago
I use this browser. It's put together mainly by a bunch of Arch Linux users. It's little more than a thin wrapper around webkit providing pipes and things. It requires a lot of work to configure, (unless you copy the default) but it's very lightweight and integrates with some systems and styles of work better.
Edit: : A few more thoughts,
If you like the stuff that the suckless people (http://suckless.org/ http://suckless.org/) put out, you will like uzbl. Otherwise it might be a bit of a culture shock. I still haven't been able to let completely go of firefox yet.
- dkersten 17y agoI've been planning on using this for a while now.. one day I'll get around to it. I feel Arch + Musca + Uzbl would make a great match for a simple, minimal system. Musca and Uzbl are both externally scriptible, so I can set up a nice and easy system for myself :-P
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoI don't want to install just to check this point - from the keybinding info it appears you can do a google search but you can't simply enter a url?? Is that right or did I miss something.
- astine 17y agoThere are no keybinding by default. You have to bind them all yourself using the config file. The example config shipped with it contains usable defaults though. o<space><url><enter> will do what you are expecting.