Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
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Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#2This guy knows his audience well. He answers the question of "but why?" in the first sentence:
> So I started making a browser engine (for fun) a few days ago, it felt kind of inevitable so here we are
And I got to admit, it is pretty neat.
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#3A shadow of the former self
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#4This guy knows his audience well. He answers the question of "but why?" in the first sentence: > So I started making a browser engine (for fun) a few days ago, it felt kind of inevitable so here we are And I got to admit, it is pretty neat.
yet one still feels compelled to ask... pretty neat indeed.
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#5I don't think it's working for me (none of the keybinds work, and I don't see the fps counter). Brave, script-blocking disabled.
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#6The inevitable question then: Can you run this browser engine within itself, and if so, how many layers deep can you get before the universe implodes?
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#7I don't think it's working for me (none of the keybinds work, and I don't see the fps counter). Brave, script-blocking disabled.
Did you click the demo?
The linked page has a screenshot of the engine. You have to click through to get the full viewport experience (with keybindings).
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#8I don't think it's working for me (none of the keybinds work, and I don't see the fps counter). Brave, script-blocking disabled.
It is a little unclear. You have to click the "Try it in your browser!" link: https://shadow.goose.icu/
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#9Turtles all the way down
Re: Shadow: New browser engine made almost entirely in JavaScript
#10> Name
> As with all my recent projects, the name is because …
This makes me whisper the name in my head