Please check out the @dillo browser!
I feel it's the most lightweight and charming browsers I've ever used.
#gemini and #gopher support through plugins!
I think it may have a very powerful and possibly language-agnostic plugin system--maybe fun to develop for.
Seirdy
in reply to someodd • • •GitHub - crossbowerbt/dillo-plus: A lightweight web browser based on Dillo but with many improvements, such as: support for http, https, gemini, gopher, epub, reader mode and more...
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in reply to someodd • • •thank you for the kind words
I encourage you to play with the plugins, there are some written in Bash that are less than 100 lines long (other languages are fine too):
https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo-plugin-man/blob/master/man.filter.dpi
dillo-plugin-man/man.filter.dpi at master · dillo-browser/dillo-plugin-man
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in reply to Dillo browser • • •That's really interesting! I'll take a look. I want to write a plugin in Haskell, but I'm not sure what it might do. I want to start small and simple.
Is there a list of plugins people want, a poll, or anything like that? Do people maybe want an RSS previewer plugin?
I really admire how unix-like the plugin system works by being language agnostic because I assume it uses standard in/out or something?
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in reply to someodd • • •maybe you can begin with RSS, which seems a good starting point.
There is no poll, but that one would be useful to have. Specially in Haskell so we have some language diversity.
someodd
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in reply to someodd • • •See https://polyna.eu/atomextensions.html, and https://seirdy.one/atom.xml for an example feed that uses many of these extensions and more.
Liferea is the feed reader I know of with the most support for RSS/Atom extensions.
Atom Syndication Format extensions
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