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by tombh 8y ago
Oh! I never thought of sending the escape codes over curl. Great idea, thank you.
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by tombh 8y ago
Definitely interested in this. It's exactly the thing that I imagined Browsh excelling at. I'm tom at tombh.co.uk
423.
by tombh 8y ago
Woah, yeah, bold, why not.
424.
by tombh 8y ago
Thank you very much.
425.
by tombh 8y ago
Sadly, it's not a feature yet, but it's planned: https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/85
426.
by tombh 8y ago
Thanks for trying it out. How do you mean forms aren't working in Firefox but work fine in the terminal? What made you think about using Nginx as a proxy? You can already install Firefox extensions: https://github.com/b
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by tombh 8y ago
This precisely the sort of thing that Browsh can remedy!
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by tombh 8y ago
I'd never thought of this, thanks.
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by tombh 8y ago
Yeah the Opera-style compressing VPN idea is definitely high up on my list. That's why I released Browsh along side text.brow.sh and html.brow.sh At the moment they only return static content just as CDN would, so there's no priva
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by tombh 8y ago
Here's the donate page! https://www.brow.sh/donate/
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by tombh 8y ago
That's essentially what https://text.brow.sh is already doing right? Eg; `curl https://text.brow.sh/https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17... | grep snarfy`
432.
by tombh 8y ago
It's not a high priority but yes I will. Goreleaser, the tool I use to build the binaries, debs, rpms and taps, already has code from Snaps.
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by tombh 8y ago
But then I wonder if Browsh would come under some violation for doing so?
434.
by tombh 8y ago
I'm not very familiar with Tor. But from what I gather I think Browsh will be of interest to Tor users more than Tor network itself?
435.
by tombh 8y ago
Actually it does work if you run Browsh with `browsh -with-gui`
436.
by tombh 8y ago
> w3m displays hidden text and greatly improves readability on many web pages Are you saying that ignoring CSS rules for hidden content improves readability? I find this very hard to understand. For example something like "Thanks fo
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by tombh 8y ago
Thanks. It does break the code doesn't it, but I'm planning on implementing a magnifying glass: https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/33
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by tombh 8y ago
Thank you very much indeed.
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by tombh 8y ago
This should be fixed in v1.3.2
440.
by tombh 8y ago
Nice! Very much in the same spirit :)
441.
by tombh 8y ago
Yeah, there's still some improvements to made for sure. I actually pushed a little fix in v1.3.2 that should address this.
442.
by tombh 8y ago
Yeah, I agree, I need to play with that. The trouble is, those last few percentages of improved quality often double the Kb weight of a page!
443.
by tombh 8y ago
Ah yeah, thanks for pointing that out. I've added `firefox-esr` anyway, for the day that it gets upgraded past 57.
444.
by tombh 8y ago
I'd be interested to know if Browsh really is more sluggish than other text-based browsers, in my experience it's certainly on par. Also Browsh does provide feedback in the bottom left, just like most browser do, when a link is cl
445.
by tombh 8y ago
Follow this issue: https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/32
446.
by tombh 8y ago
I haven't really made it clear enough in the docs yet, but Browsh is meant to be run on a remote server and then accessed over SSH/Mosh or the HTML service. So there's not much advantage to overcoming the hurdles to getting r
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by tombh 8y ago
Ha :D
448.
by tombh 8y ago
Yeah, there's a lot of improvements to be made to the rendering engine. Sure what sort of contribution were you thinking?
449.
by tombh 8y ago
Follow this issue to follow Vim-keys integration: https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/31
450.
by tombh 8y ago
Does that look related to this? https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh/issues/58

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