The most lightweight browser with HTML5 and JS support?

0xC0CAC01A2017-12-28 02:35:35

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0xC0CAC01A, 2017-12-28 02:35:35

What is the most lightweight browser with HTML5 and JS support for Linux? Thanks

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Ruslan Fedoseev, 2019-10-20
@martin74ua

Exist. It's called a femtocell
. But the installation is not very simple. Try to contact the mobile operator you need and talk

GavriKos, 2019-10-20
@GavriKos

Femtocell. But it connects to a specific operator.
https://habr.com/ru/company/beeline/blog/129424/
most likely you will not find it on free sale, ask your mobile operators.

res2001, 2019-10-20
@res2001

This device is a base station. And yes, a license for the frequency of broadcasting is required, and with it the operator's.
Perhaps a directional antenna + repeater will help you. But they will not remove the issue of the legality of using the frequency range.
Try to arrange communication where you need to talk to local operators.

rionnagel, 2019-10-20
@rionnagel

In addition to those mentioned above, there are 2g 3g 4g amplifiers. 2 of these can be networked and driven from a place where there is a signal to a place where it is not. It's expensive and hard to find.

Kelv13, 2019-10-21
@Kelv13

As far as I know, femto cells provide 3G. I can vouch for NEC and Alcatel.
Installed by the operator, the user does not need any licenses.

pindschik, 2019-11-14
@pindschik

MTS puts a femtocell from 500 rubles per month. Talked to them yesterday.
But if, REALLY, you do not need a cellular signal, but only for the phone to "ring" - read about WiFi calling, VoLTE, etc.
Now with some phones and some carriers, you don't need a cell to receive calls and make calls, one WiFi is enough.
And if you drive these words into the search and add the name of one of the operators (red, for example) - you will immediately go to the desired page.

longclaps, 2017-12-28
@longclaps

Lynx

planc, 2017-12-28
@planc

https://www.qutebrowser.org/
https://surf.suckless.org/

zooks, 2017-12-28
@zooks

Now it's important to support new standards, so Firefox and Chromium.
And for the sake of fun, it's fashionable to feel Lynx, which works in the terminal.

n-name, 2017-12-28
@n-name

Lynx does not support js. Need to see
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Moon

ElPezza, 2017-12-28
@ElPezza

surf+++

Andrey Shelkovenko, 2018-01-01
@diakin

Oddly enough Yandex browser. 585 points on html5test.com

Edward Tibet, 2018-01-29
@eduardtibet

Midori ?