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Re:Peer-to-peer social networking with Rotonde and Beaker by mtgx on Friday October 13, 2017 @06:09AM (#15464354)
Thanks. The UI seems to resemble Firefox more, though, which is strange.
Re:Peer-to-peer social networking with Rotonde and Beaker by tbv on Friday October 13, 2017 @10:26AM (#15465948)
Hey! I’m one of the creators of Beaker. Beaker is built with Electron, a wrapper around Chromium, and it doesn’t include any UI elements like tabs or the URL bar. We made those ourselves, and have taken inspiration from a number of browsers.

What you see here is actually the “old” version of Beaker - a lot has changed in the upcoming release. Here are a few tweets with screenshots if you want to see a preview:

https://twitter.com/taravancil/status/906583737789542400

https://twitter.com/pfrazee/status/910988429881675782

https://twitter.com/taravancil/status/918232881641779201

Re:Peer-to-peer social networking with Rotonde and Beaker by sull on Wednesday October 18, 2017 @10:10AM (#15499261)
You are doing a great job on the aesthetics of the browser and exposing powerful network features in an elegant way.
Re:Peer-to-peer social networking with Rotonde and Beaker by nerdponx on Friday October 13, 2017 @08:44AM (#15465076)
As far as I understand, "the hard part" of a web browser is not the front end but the rendering engine. I imagine that's where most of the current code is.