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Description
Dillo operates on a progressive software development model, ensuring that each new iteration surpasses its predecessor, with no tolerance for unstable versions; therefore, it is recommended to use the latest release: dillo-3.0.5. This web browser is designed for multiple platforms and is recognized for its impressive speed and minimal resource usage. Dillo aims to be user-friendly while also catering to the needs of developers. It assists web creators in adhering to web standards through its bug meter feature. Recent enhancements include improvements to the image buffer/cache for increased speed, the introduction of placeholder attributes for input and textarea fields—which is crucial given the prevalence of unlabeled input boxes on modern websites—more effective notifications for users when domain settings interfere with page redirects (displayed directly in the browser rather than on the terminal), along with various other updates and fixes for a smoother browsing experience. With these advancements, Dillo continues to refine its functionality and user experience, remaining a compelling choice for those seeking a lightweight browser.
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Falkon is a web browser developed by KDE that utilizes the QtWebEngine rendering engine and was formerly known as QupZilla. Its design focuses on being a lightweight browser compatible with all major operating systems. Initially created for educational objectives, Falkon has evolved into a fully-featured web browser since its inception. It includes all the essential functionalities typical of a web browser, such as bookmarks, history (accessible via a sidebar), and tabbed browsing. Additionally, it comes with an integrated AdBlock plugin that automatically blocks ads by default. The project traces its origins back to December 2010 when the first version of QupZilla was launched, developed in Python using PyQt4 bindings. Following several iterations, QupZilla underwent a complete rewrite in C++ using the Qt Framework. The first public version released was 1.0.0-b4. Up until version 2.0, QupZilla operated with the now-obsolete QtWebKit, but subsequent updates transitioned to using the QtWebEngine. With the arrival of version 3.0, the project ceased development under the QupZilla name and has continued to be updated and released as Falkon. This transition marked a significant shift in the project's identity and focus on modern web standards.
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Vendor Details
Company Name
Dillo
Website
www.dillo.org
Vendor Details
Company Name
Falkon
Founded
2010
Website
www.falkon.org