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XXXTerm

XXXTerm is a minimalist's Web browser. It strives to be vi-like and is suited for heavy keyboard users.

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  •  05 Jan 2012 12:33

    Release Notes: Files can now be opened from the command line without the full path. The browser is now more paranoid with strings. Link coloring is now added after visiting it. All pages are now user-styled. Round robin user agents were added. The FreeBSD build was fixed and a warning on Linux was cleaned up. Page titles starting with a # were fixed. A warning is displayed when the WebKit version is too old for the external editor. A default guess_search value is provided in the config. Unlinking of downloaded files, gt, gT, g0, and g$ buffer commands, a "remove all cookies from domain" button, and much more were added.

    •  08 Dec 2011 23:15

      Release Notes: Keyboard handling has been rewritten in order to hook keys earlier. This enables much more fine grained control. Vi mode is much nicer now. A hybrid keyboard mode (sort of emacs-like) has been added. A proxy enable/disable toggle command has been added. JS autorun after a page loads has been added. Some more hinting mode bugs have been fixed.

      •  06 Nov 2011 21:06

        Release Notes: This release adds WebKit WebInspector. It fixes a couple of link following bugs (the command box wouldn't disappear, enter didn't always work, and some more nits). It rewrites the Linux makefile to do auto dependency generation, install icons, and add an uninstall target. It fixes clang 3.0 warnings. It adds the buffer command zz to center the page. It sets the default encoding to UTF-8 in order to render Latin languages correctly. It adds an M-p command to toggle plugin enable. It adds a :stop command to stop loading the page. It fixes a couple of minor bugs.

        •  31 Oct 2011 22:07

          Release Notes: This release adds a mechanism to run external JavaScript in the current tab context. This opens up all kinds of interesting possibilities. It fixes an out of order execution crash when restoring sessions. It adds command and insert mode on Web pages and a toggle to pick a default for this feature. It rewrites the hinting code completely and pulls in the latest vimprobable JS code. Hinting now supports tabbing through links and run-before-page-is-loaded as well. An open-in-new-tab hinting option has been added. There are man page improvements.

          •  25 Oct 2011 21:25

            Release Notes: This release adds threads back to asynchronously retrieve certificates. This change was painful due to locking issues between webkit, gcrypt, and flash player. This release works around all the flaws and prevents deadlocks and/or crashes. It adds a whitelist for plugins that works just like the JavaScript and cookie whitelist. It cleans up gcc > 4.2 and clang warnings. It fixes a use after free in the MIME type handling. There are some GTK3 fixes, but it is not enabled by default because GTK3 WebKit is very slow.

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            18 Jul 2011 17:27 Avatar slashmarco Thumbs up

            There is a pretty expansive man page in the tarball and online at: opensource.conformal.c...

            Various Linux distros handle the installation for you. You might want to try to give those a go. If you want to use the source then the procedure is: cd linux && make && make install

            16 Jul 2011 05:54 idknow Thumbs down

            excuse me, I'm no dummy but where the hell is the documentation and install docs; even a lowly README file with documentation would be helpful, especially since using pmake on a linux system is definately non-standard!!!

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