Brow6el: A full-featured web browser for the terminal using Chromium
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- Brow6el is a full-featured terminal web browser using Chromium (CEF) with support for Sixel and Kitty graphics protocols.
- The main repository has moved from Codeberg to a new location; Codeberg is kept for reference only.
- It features Vim-style modal keyboard control with Standard, Insert, Visual, and Mouse modes.
- Additional features include hint mode, grid jump, inspect mode, bookmarks, user scripts, download manager, and JavaScript console.
- Configuration options include profile modes, zoom, DNS-over-HTTPS, proxy, graphics protocol, and tiled rendering.
- Automatic terminal detection for graphics protocols is supported, with Sixel recommended for better performance.
- Multiple browser instances can run simultaneously.
- Build dependencies and runtime requirements are provided for Ubuntu/Debian and Arch Linux.
- The project is licensed under MIT.