rodarima

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by rodarima 2y ago
This was already asked the last time[1], but I think it would miss the point of Dillo. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38853053
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by rodarima 2y ago
Thanks!
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by rodarima 2y ago
In the main page: https://dillo-browser.github.io/ And here are more: https://dillo-browser.github.io/gallery/index.html
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by rodarima 2y ago
There are a lot of features waiting to be included in Dillo. We focused on solving bugs first and tried to get as few features as posible to get the 3.1.0 out as soon as posible. Apart from CJK, there are other issues with fonts that we h
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by rodarima 2y ago
Check out the gallery: https://dillo-browser.github.io/gallery/index.html
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by rodarima 2y ago
By the way, there is a CSS bug in HackerNews that we discovered today[1] that is causing most of the rules to be wrongly parsed. I'm not sure if hn@ycombinator.com is the proper place to report it. https://lists.mailman3.com
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Show HN: Dillo 3.1.0 released after 9 years(dillo-browser.github.io)
430 points by rodarima 2y ago|109 comments
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Dillo 3.1.0-rc1 Released(dillo-browser.github.io)
2 points by rodarima 3y ago|1 comments
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by rodarima 3y ago
This is the 3.1.0 first release candidate. Please report problems if you can test it. Thanks, Rodrigo.
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by rodarima 3y ago
The problem is fixed now in master. It was caused by an attempt to shutdown the SSL session (which requires sending data) in a closed file descriptor, which is handled different between OpenSSL (no thread error queued) and LibreSSL (badsect
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by rodarima 3y ago
Thank you! :-)
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by rodarima 3y ago
Thanks for your DPI work. I tested the gemini plugin and works very well. My only complain is that it keeps asking to confirm new keys every time a new server is visited which causes a lot of friction to explore several gemini servers. I un
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by rodarima 3y ago
Author here. I haven't used in years so is probably pretty broken. There is a "wire" branch that implemented some debugging of the different encapsulation layers in a plain text format. Also, last time I was using it I needed
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by rodarima 3y ago
> only stuff behind cloudflare gives any issues (unless you're running a local proxy to handle ssl). This used to be a problem because Dillo didn't implemented SNI, but should be okay now. If you still have some site that doesn
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by rodarima 3y ago
AFAIK, Cosmopolitan only works well if your program only depends on the libc. Even if you statically compile Dillo and the FLTK, you still would need a graphic Xorg server. For Linux and BSDs may work, but in macOS I think it won't, as
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by rodarima 3y ago
> Wow, this is so stunning. Thanks a lot Rodrigo, and obviously to the dillo team, Jorge Arellano Cid, etc.!! Thanks! > follow the "from git" installation instructions here [1] BUT, before running `./configure`, run the
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by rodarima 3y ago
The modern web won't stop surprising me :-D
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by rodarima 3y ago
> If we could agree on some kind of "low-tech web" (a subset of html, a subset of css, a subset of javascript -- or maybe no javascript at all?) then Dillo could be the champion of this. There is a "movement"[1] calle
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by rodarima 3y ago
> Interesting to see a mix of C and C++ in the same codebase, that always makes me curious if there is some internal/mental "pressure" to convert the C code to C++ since that does seem simpler in many ways if you're a
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by rodarima 3y ago
> I used to test out sites on Dillo a lot to see if the experience was absolutely broken Thanks! That should be done more often :-) > Shame to see a project moving from a self-hosted Mercurial repository to a US-megacorparate-owned Gi
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by rodarima 3y ago
Good idea. I think it may be this one[1] as it is also from the same region Valparaíso in Chile as Jorge. I don't use LinkedIn, but if someone can message him that would be great, thanks! [1]: https://cl.linkedin.com/in
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by rodarima 3y ago
Thanks, raphlinus as in Raph Levien! I was just reading your bytesink document [1] from around 1997 and checking the history of gzilla, the precursor of Dillo. [1]: https://sources.debian.org/src/gzilla/0.1.5-3&#x2
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by rodarima 3y ago
> The default site is still dillo.org which crashed the browser when it tried to visit it. Same with duckduckgo.com (crashed). Actually the crash seems to be related to some assert failure with OpenSSL as recompiling Dillo with mbedSSL l
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by rodarima 3y ago
I always pronounced it as the Spanish "armadillo" word /aɾmaðiʎo/ but Jorge uses "dil-oh": https://youtu.be/A6mb9qt2-3o?t=212 Also, the video explains a lot about of the project, but in terribl
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by rodarima 3y ago
I would recommend not opening suspicious pages in any browser at all. If you don't have the choice, then maybe download it with curl(1) and then inspect it with hexdump(1) or more(1), so you can see the content before sending it to an
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by rodarima 3y ago
Assuming you don't use Javascript, kind of. Dillo supports XEmbed, so you can run it embedded in another X windows. This is done by Claws Mail to render emails as HTML [1]. [1]: https://www.claws-mail.org/plugin.php?plu
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by rodarima 3y ago
I'm not sure how those other browsers are in terms of memory requirements, but Dillo runs fine with low memory (assuming you load normally sized pages). Here is an example where Dillo opened the single page HTML5 spec, which is 12.9 Mi
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by rodarima 3y ago
I'm collecting some pictures of Dillo on different computers, with the idea of adding them to a gallery. Here are some on the web: [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_HandBook#/media/File:H... [2]
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by rodarima 3y ago
Dillo targets HTML4.1 and CSS2.1, although it incorporates some little features from HTML5 too. For CSS there is a list of "tests" [1] that more of less give you an idea of what works. [1]: https://dillo-browser.github.
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by rodarima 3y ago
Feel free to upload some more: https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo-browser.github.io/pul...

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