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by spolu 12y ago
That's it
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by spolu 12y ago
Can't wait to see what you come up with! Spell Check would require adding an API to the ExoBrowser... but doable as a module then yes!
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by spolu 12y ago
That's exactly what we are after. Awesome!
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by spolu 12y ago
Within the ExoBrowser to open a window and install web view controls
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by spolu 12y ago
I would also add that this means that Opera is a Browser UI :)
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by spolu 12y ago
In that case you may maybe add the modular adjective to better convey the fact that it can be used to build new UI easily: Breach - A new modular Browser UI written in JS ?
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by spolu 12y ago
haha :) Yes... influenced the conception of Breach for sure!
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by spolu 12y ago
I've detailed a how we ended up building Breach as it is in the introduction of that page: http://breach.cc/hack Basically, the idea is to take the Chromium Content API and expose it to JS (that's similar to Firef
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by spolu 12y ago
It does apply indeed! We went one step forward and didn't provide any functionality to the browser to make it entirely built out of modules. And we did it on top of Chromium Content Module. The basic motivations are totally the same. I
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by spolu 12y ago
Done! Thanks.
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by spolu 12y ago
Indeed all the rendering is of course taken care of by the Chromium Content Module. Javascript mainly orchestrate the UI.
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by spolu 12y ago
Hehe, in that case, it also means writting a substantial amount of code specifically targeted to Windows...
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by spolu 12y ago
Hi skrebbel, didn't want to appear snobby at all... We just didn't have the time to port the whole thing to windows :( What would you write in that button?
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by spolu 12y ago
Entirely right! :) It's pure Javascript on top of the ExoBrwoser which is a thin layer of C++ on top of NodeJS + Chromium Content Module.
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Show HN: Breach – A modular browser built on Chromium and Node.js(breach.cc)
405 points by spolu 12y ago|169 comments
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by spolu 12y ago
This is very interesting. Reminds me of what I saw in Chrome Secure Shell source code while hacking a while back on a vt100 emulator in JS. ls -l ~ was always the best test to see how scrolling would behave and how fast was the rendering...
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How to Rewire Your Brain for Success(inc.com)
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by spolu 12y ago
Thanks that's awesome.
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Ask HN: Server-side rendering/proxy for website compatibility in IE5/6?
2 points by spolu 12y ago|4 comments
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by spolu 12y ago
Love the video. I will definitely give it a try! Funny part is that websites could implement the feature themselves...
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by spolu 12y ago
This is awesome. A great collection.
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by spolu 12y ago
Very intersting... but Skype???
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by spolu 12y ago
Very nice project. I'm late to the party but here's my upvote! :)
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by spolu 12y ago
Nice work! Love the flexibility and extensibility of Firefox... That's quite impressive
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by spolu 12y ago
Especially since Google represents 80%+ of Firefox's global revenue...
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by spolu 12y ago
So this just a web app running on a blockchain that does not yet exist, right?
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by spolu 12y ago
reading the paper is one thing... having a look at the code is another. And all I see is client code.
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by spolu 12y ago
Am I mistaken or is Storj just a frontend to the Datacoin blockchain?
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by spolu 12y ago
Is there a permacoin blockchain running right now?
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Ask HN: Who are the most tech-savvy investors?
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