web browser release , which provides a minimal graphical interface that does not distract from viewing the content, and a Vim text editor-style navigation system built entirely on keyboard shortcuts. The code is written in Python using PyQt5 and QtWebEngine. Source texts licensed under GPLv3. The use of Python does not affect performance, since content is rendered and parsed by the Blink engine and the Qt library.
The browser supports a tabbed browsing system, a download manager, a private browsing mode, a built-in PDF viewer (pdf.js), an ad blocking system (at the host blocking level), an interface for viewing browsing history. To watch YouTube videos, you can set up to call an external video player. Moving around the page is carried out using the "hjkl" keys, to open a new page you can press "o", switching between tabs is done using the "J" and "K" keys or "Alt-tab number". Pressing ":" brings up a command line prompt where you can search the page and execute typical commands like in vim, such as ":q" to quit and ":w" to write the page. For a quick transition to page elements, a system of "hints" is proposed, which marks links and images.
In the new version:
- Added ":debug-keytester" command showing key test widget;
- Added ":config-diff" command, calling the service page "qute://configdiff";
- Implemented debug flag "-debug-flag log-cookies" to log all Cookies;
- Added settings "colors.contextmenu.disabled.{fg,bg}" to change the colors of inactive elements in the context menu;
- Added new inline selection mode ":toggle-selection --line" associated with the Shift-V keyboard shortcut);
- Added settings "colors.webpage.darkmode.*" to control the dark mode of the interface;
- The ":tab-give --private" command now detaches the tab into a new window with private mode active.
Source: opennet.ru