I just discovered [rdrview], a command-line "reader view" for websites, and I absolutely love it. Absolutely going to be a part of my terminal-life arsenal from now on. It cuts through a lot of the visual cruft you're subjected to when viewing websites on the terminal.
Kudos to @bbbhltz for turning me on to it via his excellent [post on Dillo].
cc: @amin
Can someone recommend me a #jekyll theme that supports the #DilloBrowser
I jumped from "using Dillo once per month" to "using Dillo every day", because my main e-mail client is now #ClawsMail which has a cool plugin to view HTML e-mail with Dillo inside of the e-mail window.
#Dillo #DilloBrowser
@dillo
@Drew Well, if you don't need compatibility with the newest Web standards, then the #dillobrowser or #netsurf are viable alternatives, otherwise, if it hast to be open source, it becomes more difficult...
Dillo 3.1.0 finally released after 9 years!
i can't even look at the screenshots on the homepage #dillo #dillobrowser
I think it's darling that the #dillo web browser is (kinda?) still being worked on (at least as of 2015+).
Considering how endearingly *dinky* it is, how limited it is, how *gloriously* little RAM it uses, and the fact that It's been in development since 1999, I think that's all just freaking fantastic.
Go Dillo, go!!
I remember using it in the very early naughties, so I think it's fantastic that it's still around :)
tags #DilloBrowser
