Next Browser

It seems pretty interesting, especially the mouseless part. I tried [Vimperator](http://vimperator.org/) on Firefox for a while, but it seems the web was really hard to use…

What if a browser was built like Emacs is built? With low-level rendering core exposing almost everything to scripting in Lisp, and the entire UX written in Lisp, fully…

Good job on the website. Clear and simple. I might give it a go, I wanted lean and keyboard oriented (never got to setup firefox extensions properly for that). Bravo

I’m really excited to see this! I’ve got it compiling right now. Can’t wait to give it a spin.

Congratulations! It won’t be ready for primetime until there’s a good adblocker — but now that it runs on Linux, folks like me can work on an adblocker for it. I’m really excited…

No adblock is a show stopper for me, but they have a campaign on Indie Go Go with adblocking as one of the goals https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/issues/32…

Very nice, we need more of that. There's also qutebrowser [1], but none of these are usable without a proper adblocker implementation. [1] https://qutebrowser.org

Dear lisp fanatics, Please write an ad blocker in lisp for this thing. Sincerely Yours, Chance

I saw your post at lisp.reddit.com today and there was a redditor there that brought forth webkit security concerns that IMV you did not properly address. Thread is here…

Super cool that you use this Guix thing and all that (although Nix is better, who cares), but it is impossible to run this thing. I've followed the steps and still my binary…

Won't start on macOS 10.14.1

No adblock is a show stopper for me, but they have a campaign on Indie Go Go with adblocking as one of the goals https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/issues/32…

This is correct! it is also next on our to-do list! https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/tree/master/documents#120

Looks like a great idea. However as someone who spends all day in vim, I wish it had an option for vim bindings or at least some kind of modal interface.

this is true, but one of the main co-authors is a VI/EVIL user, so we are working on VI keybindings for the next release. Still trying to work out how to best integrate them into…

Do you plan to support WebExtensions[0] once they're standardized? It seems like every time a new browser comes out, the immediate question is, "what does the extension ecosystem…

give us microsoft users a chance too. i'd like to try it, but im not going to waste precious free time to do so.

please register to vote (registration is on download page)! https://next.atlas.engineer/download if there is enough interest for a Windows port, we may very well make one!

There is also Vimb [1], which is another keyboard-focused web browser. It also runs on GTK+ and WebKit2. How does Next compare to it? (Except for obviously being more suited for…

It looks like a direct competitor to Qutebrowser which uses PyQt5 + QtWebEngine: https://qutebrowser.org/ Interesting to see that Next Browser integrates Lisp with WebKitGTK+.

Demo videos: https://next.atlas.engineer/#features I don't get the choice of Lisp. I don't mind it, I use Emacs, but a more popular language can have more complete platform…

It looks like a direct competitor to Qutebrowser which uses PyQt5 + QtWebEngine: https://qutebrowser.org/ Interesting to see that Next Browser integrates Lisp with WebKitGTK+.

Very nice, we need more of that. There's also qutebrowser [1], but none of these are usable without a proper adblocker implementation. [1] https://qutebrowser.org

There is also Vimb [1], which is another keyboard-focused web browser. It also runs on GTK+ and WebKit2. How does Next compare to it? (Except for obviously being more suited for…

I see no one mentioned luakit (https://luakit.github.io/). From the site: "Luakit is a highly configurable browser framework based on the WebKit web content engine and the GTK+…

Tridactyl (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tridactyl-vim/) is another viable alternative (modern incarnation of Vimperator/Pentadactyl).