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Tutorial
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At the time of writing this, I know of qutebrowser for only two days.
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At the time of writing this, I've known of qutebrowser for only two days.
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That is a testament to how addictive this new keyboard-access browser
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can be if you prefer that kind of a thing. If you haven't heard of it
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can be if you prefer that kind of thing. If you haven't heard of it
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yet, and you like vim and python - qutebrowser might be just for you.
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It is a lightweight browser built on top of PyQt5 toolkit, works
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with current Python (3.6.x) and has affinity for doing things the
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unix way - clean, simple, no bullshit.
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UNIX way - clean, simple, no bullshit.
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As with unix philosophy, it can pipe commands with webpage text,
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As with the UNIX philosophy, it can pipe commands with webpage text,
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current URL etc to your shell scripts or binaries, and can accept
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commands through a temporary FIFO/pipe back to the browser.
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