Nyxt: The Hacker's Browser
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Nyxt: The Hacker's Browser
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#2This looks like my type of browser. I currently rely heavily on the vimium chrome extension.
Does this support profiles by any chance? I currently use chrome profiles to separate work and personal
Looking forward to giving it a spin
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#3This looks like it could become a powerful web crawler with relative ease.
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#4not for mac sadly...
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#5You know what would be cool, if you could use unix cli tools in the browser. Press control+, a small console box shows up and run:
|grep ...|awk ...
And the text of the document gets processed. But if you want to mess with the dom you could:
Html.Body | sed ... | jq ...
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#6Plans to bring on Android?
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#7You know what would be cool, if you could use unix cli tools in the browser. Press control+ , a small console box shows up and run: |grep ...|awk ... And the text of the document gets processed. But if you want to mess with the dom you could: Html.Body | sed ... | jq ...
This probably wouldn't be possible due to browser sandboxing.
You could however, use a tool like External Application Button [0] in order to send the URL of the page to a script/program, which in turn can make the body of the page parsable by downloading the URL it gets, automating some action on it. I use it pretty often to automate downloads with yt-dlp or opening a picture directly in GIMP from the browser, but since you're invoking a bash/python/whatever script, the possibilities are basically endless.
[0]: https://github.com/andy-portmen/external-application-button
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#8You know what would be cool, if you could use unix cli tools in the browser. Press control+ , a small console box shows up and run: |grep ...|awk ... And the text of the document gets processed. But if you want to mess with the dom you could: Html.Body | sed ... | jq ...
This probably wouldn't be possible due to browser sandboxing. You could however, use a tool like External Application Button [0] in order to send the URL of the page to a script/program, which in turn can make the body of the page parsable by downloading the URL it gets, automating some action on it. I use it pretty often to automate downloads with yt-dlp or opening a picture directly in GIMP from the browser, but si…
> You could however, use a tool like External Application Button [0] in order to send the URL of the page to a script/program, which in turn can make the body of the page parsable by downloading the URL it gets, automating some action on it.
This works less well than it used to now that CMSs and blogs are now SPAs that render no text without javascript being enabled.
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#9You know what would be cool, if you could use unix cli tools in the browser. Press control+ , a small console box shows up and run: |grep ...|awk ... And the text of the document gets processed. But if you want to mess with the dom you could: Html.Body | sed ... | jq ...
This probably wouldn't be possible due to browser sandboxing. You could however, use a tool like External Application Button [0] in order to send the URL of the page to a script/program, which in turn can make the body of the page parsable by downloading the URL it gets, automating some action on it. I use it pretty often to automate downloads with yt-dlp or opening a picture directly in GIMP from the browser, but si…
I was thinking of running gnu binaries like that as a WASM compiled app/pwa
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#10This looks like my type of browser. I currently rely heavily on the vimium chrome extension. Does this support profiles by any chance? I currently use chrome profiles to separate work and personal Looking forward to giving it a spin
you should also checkout https://qutebrowser.org/ which is pretty mature.