Lame. At first I thought it was a javascript emulation of the whole NeXT machine with the browser installed on it. Now that'd be cool. I remember compiling Mosaic on Linux tho. That bears a much higher resemblance to modern browsers than this.
Austin Nelson
>inb4 https links don't work, you don't need that gay shit.
Where the fuck are these newfags coming from?
Mason Myers
>69877630 >fucks all Maybe because modern web pages are full of unnecessary garbage.
Then why don't you implement a CERN browser compatible imageboard?
Owen Moore
Here is the second browser, this time it's a terminal version >line-mode.cern.ch/
Angel King
>It's useless Web pages back then didn't have images and the cancer that is JavaScript had not been invented. The web was simpler, less cluttered, more useful, and just better. Minimalism >>> functionality.
Hunter Cook
Images were added in Mosaic (1993)
Andrew Torres
Nothing shows up on the screen when typing stuff, only the typing sounds. Is it supposed to be like that? Pressing enter just refreshes the page.
Cooper White
So I don't need images? Ok. Create a text-only board then. Or I don't need the ability to upload stuff either?
Hudson Watson
Those are called textboards. Jow Forums used to have a textboard called /prog/. Some textboards like /news/ allows the OP only to upload an image.
Cooper Thomas
t. zoomer newfaggot the web was worthless back then, USENET, IRC, email and FTP were the only useful services
Evan Cooper
Yeah, and they can't be accessed on this piece of shit browser because it probably doesn't support POST requests. Don't get me wrong I know the modern web is bloated, but saying this was better than modern web browsers is some retarded bait.
I'm looking at an HTTP 1.0 spec here that lists 301. Am I factually retarded?
Leo Young
It's actually possible, because HTTP/1.0 was not a formal specification, and there were multiple implementations of it in the wild. There was an RFC published but it was only informational. A bit later HTTP/1.1 was published, merging all those versions.
Kayden Sanders
I'll just keep using K-Melon on Goanna, but thanks anyway.
Brody Morales
El. Psy. Kongroo.
Landon Gonzalez
>it's a windows tard doesn't know that there are minimalist browsers thread
durrr
w3m -> doesn't need X, can display images in the framebuffer links -g -> can display pages in an almost usable manner in the graphical text mode vimb, luakit, surf -> minimalist and fast browsers that are actually usable
Grayson Carter
Are you serious?
Christopher Powell
>vimb, luakit, surf -> minimalist and fast browsers that are actually usable Require webkitgtk so not minimalist
Christopher Gutierrez
>w3m -> doesn't need X, can display images in the framebuffer >links -g -> can display pages in an almost usable manner in the graphical text mode none of which can be used to post here without a pass, because they don't render Google's noscript captcha correctly >minimalist and fast browsers that are actually usable t. somebody who has never tried different browser on a slow pc changing the UI that's slapped onto webkit or gecko barely affects the responsiveness at all. in fact a lot of the time these browser are slower because nobody has taken the time to find the best compile time options for the average system.
Colton Green
Yes. Unless they support uploading form parameters through GET URLs (probably not), but that's a retarded hack anyway.
Gabriel Wood
you dont NEED futures and functionality you stupid normies
Austin Wilson
>none of which can be used to post here without a pass, because they don't render Google's noscript captcha correctly And? They're both better browsers than the one OP posted already. That's the whole point.
>t. somebody who has never tried different browser on a slow pc t. never used the browsers I mentioned. I run them on a x61 and they're lightning fast.