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Interesting project that remotely renders JS pages into plain HTML or clickable image maps. When you remove JavaScript, what continues to work? Made a simple classification with badges here: https://dillo-browser.github.io/pec/ Any thoughts? (I'm not an expert in graphic design, I know)
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@dillo for me the “non essential” functionality is a bit vague. What if it’s js snow in the bg for Christmas? It’s not essential by any means but it will not work @dillo love it. This is a really important thing to consider and hardly anyone does. Would you like to get #Dillo releases as a single floppy disk delivered by courier mail? Hopefully we can keep it under 1.44 MiB for a while. Anonymous poll
Poll
Yes
29
51.8%
No
21
37.5%
What is a floppy disk?
56 people voted. 6
10.7%
Voting ended 3 June at 19:19.
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#Dillo 3.1.0 is now available in the repositories of Arch Linux, Alpine, Fedora, FreeBSD Ports, Homebrew, Majeia, Manjaro, Nixpkgs, NetBSD (pkgsrc), OpenBSD Ports, OpenMandriva and Void Linux. Still waiting for Debian (and derived distros) to catch up. Thanks to all volunteers who helped updating to the new version :blobcathug: Dillo 3.1.0 finally released after 9 years!
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@dillo Congratulations! Projects like Dillo and Ladybird gives me hope that all is not lost in the new browser wars. @dillo I'm sorry to ask, but what is proving that you have lost dillo.org domain name? I've just flagged the package dillo as outdated on archkinux repos. But it always presents dillo.org as the upstream site. So, I'm not sure that the package maintainer will accept my request. If he/she won't, how can I justify ?
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