Juno

https://mastodon.bsd.cafe/@jutty

Trained for Systems Analysis. Can't stop reading the docs. Enjoys stationary, writing and general computer necromancy.

Homepage: https://jutty.dev
Blog: https://blog.jutty.dev
Pronouns: she/her | ela (Portuguese)

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2024-08-28 19:27:59

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the sound is so wholesome

2024-05-18 19:10:12

After a search in the NetBSD packages for lightweight web browsers, the winners are: vimb, dillo, luakit and netsurf.
Dillo's new release 3.1.0 still hasn't landed, so no HTTPS there. Luakit is very neat, extremely lightweight, minimal, has vim-like bindings and would be perfect if it weren't for the constant white flashing between each pageload when using a custom, darker CSS. NetSurf is also quite neat, with tab support for heavier sessions.
The winner for me is vimb, which although leaving tabs to the window manager, has vim-like bindings, is pretty minimal and does not cause flashing when switching between pages on a custom darker CSS setting.
Honor mention to Arctic Fox, a Pale Moon clone that hits peak nostalgia with the pre-omnibar Firefox look. No theming, not as lightweight, but going strong at 29.5k commits since 2018.
#netbsd #bsd #vimb #dillo #luakit #netsurf #arcticfox #firefox #browsers