Someone write a firefox extension that:

• Detects if you're running on battery power (may be tricky)
• Detects if a browser tab is using a lot of CPU resources
• Saves the current view as a static HTML copy
• Just views that

DUDE, that would save so many hassles with the modern web.

Right now, my workflow looks like this:

• Open article
• Start reading article
• Notice high CPU usage
• Mutter under my breath
• Ctrl+L, Ctrl+C, CTRL+W
• Open #Dillo
• Ctrl+L, Ctrl+V, Enter
• Read in peace

I know, I know, NoScript. I do use it on my phone, funny enough, but I'm not running it on the desktop/laptop.
Maybe I'll try having two browsers: LibreWolf all locked down to heck for casual browsing, and Firefox (AI crap disabled) for work stuff. I dunno. :P

Wink wink nudge nudge @openstreetmap @vespucci_editor @everydoor @osmapp …

Time to #GiveUpGitHub like #CoMaps, #MapComplete, and now #Dillo ! Libre software projects should be leading everyone to a freer world - not using proprietary platforms themselves!

https://fosstodon.org/@dillo/115638740210574430

#FreeSoftware #OpenSource #FOSS #decentralization #contraLibre

Migrating #Dillo from GitHub to our self-hosted server.

I wrote a post about the current situation with #GitHub and how we ended up self-hosting our own infrastructure to be robust against data loss. We now store all important data (including issues) in git repositories which are replicated accross #Codeberg and #Sourcehut.

https://dillo-browser.org/news/migration-from-github/

Someone write a firefox extension that:

• Detects if you're running on battery power (may be tricky)
• Detects if a browser tab is using a lot of CPU resources
• Saves the current view as a static HTML copy
• Just views that

DUDE, that would save so many hassles with the modern web.

Right now, my workflow looks like this:

• Open article
• Start reading article
• Notice high CPU usage
• Mutter under my breath
• Ctrl+L, Ctrl+C, CTRL+W
• Open #Dillo
• Ctrl+L, Ctrl+V, Enter
• Read in peace

I know, I know, NoScript. I do use it on my phone, funny enough, but I'm not running it on the desktop/laptop.
Maybe I'll try having two browsers: LibreWolf all locked down to heck for casual browsing, and Firefox (AI crap disabled) for work stuff. I dunno. :P

Wink wink nudge nudge @openstreetmap @vespucci_editor @everydoor @osmapp …

Time to #GiveUpGitHub like #CoMaps, #MapComplete, and now #Dillo ! Libre software projects should be leading everyone to a freer world - not using proprietary platforms themselves!

https://fosstodon.org/@dillo/115638740210574430

#FreeSoftware #OpenSource #FOSS #decentralization #contraLibre

Migrating Dillo from GitHub

https://dillo-browser.org/news/migration-from-github/

#HackerNews #Migrating #Dillo #from #GitHub #DilloBrowser #OpenSource #SoftwareMigration #TechNews

Migrating #Dillo from GitHub to our self-hosted server.

I wrote a post about the current situation with #GitHub and how we ended up self-hosting our own infrastructure to be robust against data loss. We now store all important data (including issues) in git repositories which are replicated accross #Codeberg and #Sourcehut.

https://dillo-browser.org/news/migration-from-github/

@tcrouzet : Avec #Dillo sur #Linux, il y a un léger souci. Mais avec #Lynx, ça marche bien mieux.

Here is a new proposal on how to include OpenPGP signatures in HTML documents and verify them from the browser itself:

https://dillo-browser.org/rfc/006-signatures-html/

It shouldn't be too hard to implement in #Dillo and offload the verification to an external program like GnuPG.

CC @tomasino

Here is a new proposal on how to include OpenPGP signatures in HTML documents and verify them from the browser itself:

https://dillo-browser.org/rfc/006-signatures-html/

It shouldn't be too hard to implement in #Dillo and offload the verification to an external program like GnuPG.

CC @tomasino

Dillo, a multi-platform graphical web browser

https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo

#HackerNews #Dillo #browser #multi-platform #web #browser #open #source #technology

So... I was fixing some problems with @Mastodon notifications in the bloat client to use it with #Dillo when I accidentally visited the "dismiss notifications" (/notifications/clear) enpoint assuming it would mark them as read, not erase them!?

May be a good idea to change the documentation to "Erase all notifications". In the meanwhile, I would need to repopulate some to continue testing :-)

Rewrote the bug tracker in C

https://git.dillo-browser.org/buggy

Now it is... checks notes... 150 times faster rendering the output. It only takes half a second rendering the 450+ issues or <50ms when updating one issue alone on the Atom N455 CPU.

With the right encantation of entr(1) and kill -USR1 we should get near realtime edit on #Dillo.

Rewrote the bug tracker in C

https://git.dillo-browser.org/buggy

Now it is... checks notes... 150 times faster rendering the output. It only takes half a second rendering the 450+ issues or <50ms when updating one issue alone on the Atom N455 CPU.

With the right encantation of entr(1) and kill -USR1 we should get near realtime edit on #Dillo.

Looking for a lightweight CLI fedi/mastodon client while I fix brutaldon OAuth on #Dillo.

Preferably with _very low_ RAM usage.

For reference, toot(1) (written in Python) uses more than three times as much memory as Dillo.