How are you posting then?
Qutebrowser Thread
Jackson Thompson
Evan Parker
Emacs. There are also other browsers like Lynx which don't include 5M+ lines of buggy C++ garbage nobody has ever read twice.
Thomas Thomas
Compiles fine for me on Gentoo.
How's luakit compared to qutebrowser?
Seems to be the only potentially good browser I could use if I decide to switch to OpenBSD.
QtWebEngine, sadly, won't be ported for the foreseeable future because it'd be a ton of work for the one guy maintaining Qt ports on OpenBSD atm.
Lucas Long
How the fuck do I stop animated gifs using so much cpu on webengine ? It's fucking insane.
Kayden Howard
How much CPU does it use?
For me it seems to jump from ~0% to ~1% when I open a GIF.
It's ~3% when watching youtube for comparison.
Firefox is much worse regarding CPU usage.
Jordan James
That sounds like a dream.
Justin Phillips
adblocker is shit and gay
Brayden Ramirez
For the record, Emacs itself doesn't have a good native (e.g. written in elisp) solution to web browsing. Eww pales in comparison to w3m, and packages like xwidget-webkit.el, w3m.el, and--my favorite--exwm-surf.el are essentially wrappers for the actually useful part of a browser, written in another, better language, and that's kind of a testament to how technically flawed Elisp is. The former-most, of course, has a relationship with its core package more akin to an actual browser but is insecure by consequence; and, in comparison to exwm-surf.el, doesn't introduce much of value.
Aaron Adams
I've opened an issue. Maybe I'm retarded.
I'll try to fiddle around with the software rendering options.
Dylan Sanchez
He asked how I posted, which is in fact Emacs, I mostly browse with Lynx. You are right that Elisp is a piece of shit, it barely even qualifies as a Lisp.