@rl_dane I'm still waiting for the motivation to learn Ruby ^^' https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/34241

I'm surprised that GoToSocial seems to be working well. I might submit a patch to fix the layout is not all over the place in #Dillo.

@rl_dane I'm still waiting for the motivation to learn Ruby ^^' https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/34241

I'm surprised that GoToSocial seems to be working well. I might submit a patch to fix the layout is not all over the place in #Dillo.

Me in 2002: Dillo looks nice, and is way faster than Mozilla, but I don't think I can ever use it as my main browser.

Me in 2025: Dillo go brrrrr! XD

#No_JS_No_Problem! XD

#Dillo #DilloBrowser #NoScript #NoJS

Me in 2002: Dillo looks nice, and is way faster than Mozilla, but I don't think I can ever use it as my main browser.

Me in 2025: Dillo go brrrrr! XD

#No_JS_No_Problem! XD

#Dillo #DilloBrowser #NoScript #NoJS

The amazing thing is that sometimes #dillo is the better choice because it will show me the content of pages that would not otherwise load in Firefox with JS disabled!

I just wish more search engines would accept it. Besides DDG lite, it seems that most #Searx instances outright block its user-agent, making searching for things besides text a lot harder with it :\

Viewing the PDF version of an html file (sans images) in #Zathura, my favorite keyboard-friendly #PDF reader: 157.5 MiB RAM used
Viewing the same original html file (with images) in #dillo: 40.0 MiB RAM used
in #NetSurf: 74.6 MiB
in #GnomeWeb / #Epiphany: 397.0 MiB (wow, kinda lean!!)
in #Falkon: 541.1 MiB
The same file in #luakit: 623.1 MiB RAM
in #firefox / #LibreWolf: 1.31 GiB (YEP)

I can't believe it myself, but yes, I've made #Dillo my default browser on my personal laptops. It's never been my default, even though I've used it occasionally, off-and-on, for 25 years. XD

I still fire up #LibreWolf ( #firefox fork) occasionally on those machines, but #DilloBrowser fits in this neat space between terminal browsers and "full-fat" browsers like Librewolf and #luakit.

I'm just wishing it had a "follow mode" for following links from the keyboard, and wondering if there was some way to make it use the clipboard by default, instead of primary selection. I don't quite understand why classic X11 programs use primary selection so much. XD

#SmolWeb

I can't believe it myself, but yes, I've made #Dillo my default browser on my personal laptops. It's never been my default, even though I've used it occasionally, off-and-on, for 25 years. XD

I still fire up #LibreWolf ( #firefox fork) occasionally on those machines, but #DilloBrowser fits in this neat space between terminal browsers and "full-fat" browsers like Librewolf and #luakit.

I'm just wishing it had a "follow mode" for following links from the keyboard, and wondering if there was some way to make it use the clipboard by default, instead of primary selection. I don't quite understand why classic X11 programs use primary selection so much. XD

#SmolWeb

You can see the layout of any website from #Dillo. Just add this single line to ~/.dillo/style.css:

* { margin: 2px; padding: 2px; border: solid 1px gray; }

Then disable both remote and local CSS and images from the Tools menu.

Welcome to hell.

You can see the layout of any website from #Dillo. Just add this single line to ~/.dillo/style.css:

* { margin: 2px; padding: 2px; border: solid 1px gray; }

Then disable both remote and local CSS and images from the Tools menu.

Welcome to hell.

Finally, after some tweaking of https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo-plugin-gemini I'm able to view the #Gemini sites in the DIllo, not the blank page

Looks like, the gemini.filter.dpi file contains some lines, which works well with GNU sed/awk but breaks with the same BSD utils:

1) according to man 7 re_format, the "\s" can't be used to specify the space character class. Instead of it the "[:space:]" should be used.

2) The forward slash inside the awk's group should be escaped.

It is interesting that both escaped and non-escaped versions works the same way with the GNU awk

3) Added two options for ansi2html to avoid unwanted second header's content drawn on the page. And to have properly formatted and clickable links in the browser.

@dillo

#Dillo#FreeBSD#BSD

Funny that the lightest graphical browser only takes up a scant few megs more than the heaviest terminal browser. ;)

#Dillo is really amazing. XD

Finally, after some tweaking of https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo-plugin-gemini I'm able to view the #Gemini sites in the DIllo, not the blank page

Looks like, the gemini.filter.dpi file contains some lines, which works well with GNU sed/awk but breaks with the same BSD utils:

1) according to man 7 re_format, the "\s" can't be used to specify the space character class. Instead of it the "[:space:]" should be used.

2) The forward slash inside the awk's group should be escaped.

It is interesting that both escaped and non-escaped versions works the same way with the GNU awk

3) Added two options for ansi2html to avoid unwanted second header's content drawn on the page. And to have properly formatted and clickable links in the browser.

@dillo

#Dillo#FreeBSD#BSD

Funny that the lightest graphical browser only takes up a scant few megs more than the heaviest terminal browser. ;)

#Dillo is really amazing. XD

RAM usage to display the same single 59.5 KiB html file:

librewolf(firefox): 1,382 MiB

falkon: 891 MiB

luakit: 627 MiB

netsurf: 88.2 MiB

dillo: 38.0 MiB

#firefox #librewolf #falkon #luakit #netsurf #dillo

Hey #DilloBrowser peeps,

Does anyone have a sample ~/.dillo/style.css that defines a basic black-on-white color scheme? I couldn't find where the default colors are defined in the source code. (I mean, I was just searching for a css file in the repo 😁 )

#Dillo
cc: @dillo