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SOMEONE OPEN-SOURCE A CHROMIUM BROWSER THAT RUNS ENTIRELY IN YOUR TERMINAL. It's called Carbonyl. It renders actual web pages in your command line. The best part is it runs with 0% CPU usage when idle. → Full Chromium engine in the terminal. → Dles at exactly 0% CPU. →... show more

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deKirill5 months ago

2023 news aged like a good wine, apparently

Steve Hall5 months ago

@spencerbgibb Awesome! Somebody built Lynx in the Year of our Lord 2026! 🤣 We had this in 1992! 🤣 Next up, Gopher! 🤣 What is old is new again!

jhvh1115 months ago

Lynx is what we used to use in the old days.

BenUsesAI5 months ago

stop glorifying a terminal browser when you should just be letting one ai agent scrape the web for you without opening a single window. this is exactly why people waste hours on niche tools instead of automating everything with a single workflow.

Cheikh Seck5 months ago

when vibe coding is taken too far. impressive though

ZakCheb5 months ago

Cool, XSS hit terminals now.

Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBack5 months ago

@Amank1412 this is wild. never thought I'd see full Chromium in a terminal. what's it like for sites with heavy graphics?

Jeremy Miner5 months ago

@DanielleFong Does it do cookie pop up notifications?

Dagfinn Dybvig5 months ago

Cool

Eric5 months ago

The Lynx I wish I had in 1996.

ankush5 months ago

damn

Larry B. Daniel5 months ago

Cool it is.

Bitstream of Creation and Chaos5 months ago

So Browser Use becomes... Terminal Use???

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