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I¹ ported my Mini web browser to Rust & Swift. It's faster, more secure, and shockingly, nicer to iterate on than Electron + Bun. I always wanted Safari-like UX but… Chrome 😁. Thanks to the 𝚌𝚎𝚏 crate, I can bundle up-to-date Chromium. 𝚏𝚡 𝚊𝚌𝚙 lets me embed an agent... without bloating the app. It talks to my local fx CLI over ACP. fx can then manage the browser via an MCP server². By ditching Electron, I was able to get Liquid Glass, faster boots, and a more Mac-native feeling. Little things like fine-grained focus and input control, which are nightmare fuel in JS, just work®. Native is the future, both on the desktop and in the cloud. I suspect the entire software world will "nativify" faster than people realize, as DHH hinted at Rails World. Excited that Vercel's bet on Fluid will help support this, whether you choose to go Rust, Go, Zig, scriptc… ¹ Built on with Opus 5.5 and Sol 6 ² In the process I learned about which I'm now really excited about. This will allow a more secure and direct way to expose MCP toolsshow more

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Ryan10 days ago

building a tiny browser and still having to bundle all of chromium is the most browser-development sentence possible

IP10 days ago

you should give a try

Leo Qosimov10 days ago

Electron just got served divorce papers by Rust and Swift and somehow still has to pay child support in RAM

Gregor10 days ago

the 'nicer to iterate' claim is doing a lot of work there. electron hot-reload wins the raw inner loop what rust buys you is fewer step-12 surprises. those feel like the same thing when you're deep in a bug but they really aren't.

VisiveAI10 days ago

Mini browser in Rust/Swift now embeds an agent via fx acp — interesting if the shell becomes the product. Short stack → #Agents #DX

Alex Shaw10 days ago

cool

Mathias Heinke10 days ago

The useful boundary is per-operation context: MCP-over-ACP is still a draft and targets MCP 2026-07-28 only. That is where I would enforce tool scope, instead of trusting one long-lived side channel.

033.eth10 days ago

we will all have our own personalized software

George Hanu | Coding with AI10 days ago

“Native is nicer to iterate on” might be the most interesting line here 😄 We spent years assuming native meant more work. AI coding may be reversing that tradeoff.

Jiachi10 days ago

Using cef is such a brilliant move!

Nirmal Khedkar10 days ago

You know I tried this way actually @rauchg. Check if you're able to do Google sign ins. From what I read, unless you're baking Chromium in, you're using embedded Chromium, and for safety reasons Google will block sign in attempts through embedded browsers.

0xmusashi10 days ago

open source?

Misha10 days ago

want to join beta, how?

Sael10 days ago

nativify is the move. nothing beats that native focus control, definitely feels like the shift here

ShadowAguy10 days ago

I’m more curious about the embedded agent than the Electron exorcism. What does it actually own in the browser?

Jatin Garg10 days ago

what did the Swift/Rust split look like? UI in Swift, engine in Rust, or something else?

Wijdan10 days ago

It seems like it’s been quite a while since I’ve heard people mention CEF

Aapakari10 days ago

Fine-grained focus control is the underrated win here, not the boot times

Kelvin10 days ago

rust and swift over electron is the kind of decision that only looks obvious after you already ate the rewrite pain

RPA | tool製作10 days ago

cef crateで同梱したChromiumの更新は、どう扱っていますか？配布するツールを作る側として、そこが地味に知りたいです。

Rohan10 days ago

Does bundling cef end up bloating the binary compared to shipping WebKit directly on macOS?

Salise10 days ago

the way you’re using the cef crate to bundle Chromium is really cool. sounds like a great combo for performance!

yuvaraj.sol 🎒10 days ago

Safari vibes with Chromium power? That's a dangerous combo. 🍎⚡

Baxter 🦊10 days ago

built an entire browser in Rust & Swift just to dunk on Electron, the pettiness is inspiring 😭

Nift10 days ago

Look into webkitgtk, I've been working on which uses that.

Jay Tun10 days ago

The piece I'd test first is the MCP boundary. On my team, once an agent can drive the browser, the miss is scope: it keeps going on something the task never named. Does fx acp pin which tools it can call, or is that still the prompt?

Joel10 days ago

engineering taste is something

Pranav Patel10 days ago

this is a time to play with your daughter you can build fast browser after some time

Iris晴柔10 days ago

A browser in Rust and Swift with Chromium bundled — Electron just got a very elegant threat.

Gol Tiro10 days ago

'shockingly nicer to iterate on' is the part people dont believe until they try it. rusts rep is fighting the borrow checker but the actual loop is cargo check telling you exactly what broke. electron gives you a white window and vibes

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@levelsio

644,262 views • 7 months ago

Jisoo talks about gaining self-esteem and happiness: “There was a time when I felt down and had worries, pre-debut and when I was younger, but I came to realize that people don’t really care as much as I thought and they forget easily. There’s nothing that turns out to be more serious than what I thought. Nothing is as serious as it seems. We’re just dust floating in the universe.” Once I came to realize this, my mind was more at ease and I became more comfortable and started choosing more things that I like. People question how I’m able to do things without worrying about what other people think… I do worry when I need to but in the end, I’m the most important so I don’t want to have any regrets. Whenever you have worries, think about what you want most and then think about the other things, and then you’ll have the least amount of regrets.”

Jisoo talks about gaining self-esteem and happiness: “There was a time when I felt down and had worries, pre-debut and when I was younger, but I came to realize that people don’t really care as much as I thought and they forget easily. There’s nothing that turns out to be more serious than what I thought. Nothing is as serious as it seems. We’re just dust floating in the universe.” Once I came to realize this, my mind was more at ease and I became more comfortable and started choosing more things that I like. People question how I’m able to do things without worrying about what other people think… I do worry when I need to but in the end, I’m the most important so I don’t want to have any regrets. Whenever you have worries, think about what you want most and then think about the other things, and then you’ll have the least amount of regrets.”

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81,383 views • 1 year ago

Parnas: Well, I was told I had to get real, authentic Mexican food when I was out in L.A., so I made it a point to do that. And I went and got nacho fries, which is real and authentic. And then, number two, I mean, boots-on-the-ground journalism. I think there are a lot of people on the internet who think that I’m just an aggregator and a mouthpiece. But I wanted to show that I actually go on the ground and test things out myself and let people know really what is happening in this world. So I took a trip to Taco Bell.

Parnas: Well, I was told I had to get real, authentic Mexican food when I was out in L.A., so I made it a point to do that. And I went and got nacho fries, which is real and authentic. And then, number two, I mean, boots-on-the-ground journalism. I think there are a lot of people on the internet who think that I’m just an aggregator and a mouthpiece. But I wanted to show that I actually go on the ground and test things out myself and let people know really what is happening in this world. So I took a trip to Taco Bell.

Acyn

96,314 views • 2 months ago

Chris Gotterup will make his first Masters start this year. He has yet to go on property and refused to do so until he earned his way in. "It's the most hyped up tournament in the sport and I don't want to go over there and be a spectator, I want to play. "I had faith in myself that I was going to be able to do it as a player. Now that I'm going to be able to, it will be much more rewarding stepping on the first tee there rather than being a fan."

Chris Gotterup will make his first Masters start this year. He has yet to go on property and refused to do so until he earned his way in. "It's the most hyped up tournament in the sport and I don't want to go over there and be a spectator, I want to play. "I had faith in myself that I was going to be able to do it as a player. Now that I'm going to be able to, it will be much more rewarding stepping on the first tee there rather than being a fan."

Cameron Jourdan

290,387 views • 7 months ago

'What Lies Ahead' live in Verona as part of the i/o tour in 2023. The full performance is now available on YouTube: 'It’s a song about inventors and invention. My dad was an electrical engineer, inventor and I saw him go through the frustrations of not only trying to realize an idea, which has to normally go through so many iterations, but then to sell it, both to the people who've got the money and then to the outside world. So, I've always been curious about the creative process and how that applies to inventors.' -pg

'What Lies Ahead' live in Verona as part of the i/o tour in 2023. The full performance is now available on YouTube: 'It’s a song about inventors and invention. My dad was an electrical engineer, inventor and I saw him go through the frustrations of not only trying to realize an idea, which has to normally go through so many iterations, but then to sell it, both to the people who've got the money and then to the outside world. So, I've always been curious about the creative process and how that applies to inventors.' -pg

Peter Gabriel

13,219 views • 6 months ago