| I'm happy to announce the release of Next 1.2.1, the infinitely extensible
browser! Though in this release we only have a few new user-facing features, we've succeeded in
stabilizing the GNU/Linux port, which should now be much more usable as a daily
driver. About Next: Next is a keyboard-oriented, extensible web-browser designed for
power users. The application has familiar key-bindings (Emacs-style for now,
VI-style bindings are planned) and is fully configurable and extensible in Lisp.
Hack your browser live while it runs! Beta warning: Some important features are in still in the making, among other
VI bindings, a download manager and ad-blocking. Future work: - We are exploring a QtWebengine backend (based on Blink), which would allow us
to extend operating system support while at the same time offering a different
web renderer for the user to choose from. - The Lisp core now intercepts all network events which already allows for
programmable network filtering (think ad-blocking and tailored Javascript
blocking). This is a promising first step towards a lot of exciting features! Change log: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/next/blob/master/documents/CHANGELOG.org Get it from your package manager or from https://next.atlas.engineer/download!
Feel free to register on the download page if you'd like to fill in the survey
and participate in steering the future development of Next! |