nanogui: Thread: Mozilla - nano-X/mw support? (And other browsers.)

Hi all --

A virgin poster, so please be gentle!

1) What's the most recent Mozilla release that fully supports nano-X?
   - What do I need to do to get the two to work together?  
   - Is it just a matter of compiling for Windows, but for the host CPU?

2) Are there any other full-featured but embedded-oriented browsers
available -- I'm looking for commercial-quality here, with HTML 4.01
support -- that support nano-X?  Open source very much preferred.

Thanks in advance,

Jon

Jon Green wrote:

>Hi all --
>
>A virgin poster, so please be gentle!
>
>1) What's the most recent Mozilla release that fully supports nano-X?
>   - What do I need to do to get the two to work together?  
>   - Is it just a matter of compiling for Windows, but for the host CPU?
>
>2) Are there any other full-featured but embedded-oriented browsers
>available -- I'm looking for commercial-quality here, with HTML 4.01
>support -- that support nano-X?  Open source very much preferred.
>  
>

Jon:

If you find one, please let me know....  I spent weeks searching; 
basically you have dillo but it doesn't support nano-x, you have a few 
others that sort of work but none with nano-x, and viewml which I never 
got to compile....  Links may be an option as it runs on a framebuffer 
without the need for nano-x at all.

I need a solid browser with javascript support; right now I am working 
with Qt/e (GPL) and Konqeuror/e, but it uses well over 14MB for all its 
libs and executables.

You can sponsor development; the dillo guys are willing to work but need $$.

--Yan