Links tagged “browser”
21 links, newest first.
webkit.org
The Safari MCP server for web developers - the web platform meeting agents, straight from WebKit.
steveharrison.dev
window.showDirectoryPicker opens up a whole new world - the File System Access API, used in anger.
blog.pyodide.org
Pyodide 314.0: Python packages can now publish WebAssembly wheels to PyPI. A concrete step for the Python-in-the-browser story.
github.com
runtime: desktop tool designed to automate browser tasks using small, reusable "skills"
websocket-devtools.com
websocket devtools: websocket traffic control
github.com
chromautomation: A modern MCP that makes chrome usable by any LLM
browseros.com
The AI Browser War • We're starting to see a new battle amongst giants and llm providers over reinventing browsers (bundled with ai, of course...). Perplexity launched Comet, OpenAI announced they'd do the same soon, Google is talking about bringing Gemini in Chrome (in fact, there are already some geminization available in chrome dev tools). I want to emphasize BrowserOS, an open source alternative that may be worth trying.
blog.mozilla.ai
Wasm-agents: AI agents running in your browser (by Mozilla)
stephanboyer.com
August 6, 2016 I’m told: Yes, it’s 2016; of course Google executes JavaScript.
developers.google.com
Fetching something over the network is both slow and expensive: large responses require many roundtrips between the client and server, which delays when they are available and can be processed by the browser, and also incurs data costs for the visitor.
pouchdb.com
The Database that Syncs!
msdn.microsoft.com
Exposes methods that are implemented by the WebBrowser.aspx) control (Microsoft ActiveX control) or implemented by an instance of the InternetExplorer.aspx) application (OLE Automation).
code.google.com
Project Information Links Adds a Del.icio.us button in your Chrome Toolbar.
launchpad.net
Loggerhead is the web viewer for projects in bazaar.
code.google.com
Browser Security Handbook, part 1 Table of Contents Basic concepts behind web browsers This section provides a review of core standards and technologies behind current browsers, and their security-relevant properties.
dev.chromium.org
Chrome Release Channels Chrome supports a number of different release channels.
ejohn.org
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