FixBrowser
Forum: General Discussion: Sugestions
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Marcin 2025/06/09 17:40 |
1. Please design icons for browser, proxy and scripts.
2. Please create compilation script according to standards that your programs could be implemented in popular distributons. 3. Your browser is similar to Netsurf. Mayby you could go in direction of Dillo, Html Viewer 3 (hv3) and concentrate on viewing local html on computer, minimalistic mobile webpage, simplicity reader mode (instead render full html with pictures). 4. You could also create new technology of new highly compressed html type code with pictures definded resolution in html code, and picture loading on demand or with delay, similar to reader mode. See: "Google I/O 2013 - Mobile HTML: The Future of Your Sites". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_web 5. Epub is a html based standard that can be read very easy on web browser. 6.RTF, ODT, PDF, DJVu, email, postscript, txt. |
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jezek2 2025/06/10 02:25 |
I don't see any limitations of using shell scripts for compilation for distributions. They use scripts for building so basically any form is fine. Previously I've had a Makefile but removed it because it was more complicated than the shell script.
The goal is to render full HTML (and even provide some form of interactivity using trusted extensions). Basically anything that FixProxy is able to show in a regular web browser should be possible with FixBrowser as well. FixBrowser is currently an alpha version, not really suited for regular browsing (unlike FixProxy) so it's premature to compare it to other browsers. Reader mode is an interesting thing to do in the future as an extension. It can benefit from the current system of fix scripts to have access to a more "normalized" HTML pages. In addition to that it could also have it's own set of fix scripts to improve on web pages where a general conversion algorithm would fail. Ability to open local pages will be added at some point in the future. It could fail if the pages would require JS, fix scripts couldn't be used there. Opening of other file formats (esp. PDF) is planned at some point in the future (most likely using a trusted extension). |
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