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Thorium
High-performance, privacy-focused browser built as a fork of Chromium
Thorium is a high-performance, privacy-focused web browser built as a fork of Chromium. It is designed to deliver significantly faster browsing speeds through aggressive compiler optimizations such as SSE4.2 and AVX. These low-level enhancements allow Thorium to outperform standard Chrome and Chromium builds in responsiveness and efficiency. The browser removes much of Google’s built-in bloat to create a leaner browsing experience. Thorium also includes additional privacy features that... -
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Mercury Browser
Privacy-focused web browser fork of Firefox
Mercury Browser is an optimized, privacy-focused web browser that is a fork of Mozilla Firefox. It incorporates compiler optimizations such as AVX, AES, LTO, and PGO to enhance performance and security. With features derived from projects like LibreWolf, Waterfox, and Ghostery, Mercury disables telemetry and debugging elements by default, ensuring a more private browsing experience. It also includes usability patches that bring back features like the classic top bar and supports unsigned... -
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JavaCPP
The missing bridge between Java and native C++
JavaCPP provides efficient access to native C++ inside Java, not unlike the way some C/C++ compilers interact with assembly language. No need to invent new languages such as with SWIG, SIP, C++/CLI, Cython, or RPython. Instead, similar to what cppyy strives to do for Python, it exploits the syntactic and semantic similarities between Java and C++. Under the hood, it uses JNI, so it works with all implementations of Java SE, in addition to Android, Avian, and RoboVM (instructions). More... -
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CSS Preprocessor
CSS validation and advanced preprocessor with nesting and variables
CSS Preprocessor is a parser, compiler, and assembler which extends the CSS language to allow nested rules and attributes, variables / @mixin, functions, and especially, strong validation of your source code so you know that it will work the first time you use it in your browser. The library is written in C++ allowing any other C++ project to work with CSS without having to rewrite their own parser. -
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A very fast and tiny web browser for hand-hold devices based on S60WebKit,full support Windows Mobile,Symbian S60,etc.
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C-smile OOL is a scripting language with C++-like grammar. It has compiler, VM running bytecodes and C++ extendible runtime. Intended to run in standlone and embedded mode.
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ETC is a tiny distribution of linux combined with a PNG displaying web browser. Using an inexpensive surplus touchscreen PC, ETC becomes a interface for home control, MP3 players, or whatever you can imagine.
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