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surf is a simple web browser based on WebKit2/GTK+. It is able to display websites and follow links. It supports the XEmbed protocol which makes it possible to embed it in another application. Furthermore, one can point surf to another URI by setting its properties. You can navigate by clicking on links on the displayed page. Hit Ctrl-g to enter a new URL. Compile your own webkit or expect hell. The packaging of webkit is purely insane. Surf uses upstream stable webkit2gtk by default, but the previous version based on webkit1gtk is still available as a branch. surf is actively developed. You can browse its source code repository or get a copy with the simple commands. Adblocking is a non-trivial task, but there are trivial solutions. The gethostszero file can of course be reused to create the /etc/hosts file. A cronjob can be used to update the file and run hosts-gen again.

EasyCron fully supports standard cron expressions that are used in popular Cron implementations (Cronie, Vixie cron Quartz java scheduler, etc.). EasyCron allows users to specify the execution time of a cron job in three ways, by interval, by cron expression, and by manually choosing. Your scripts might generate output during periodical executions. The feature of cron job execution logging allows saving these outputs for later checks. Once you add a cron job, you may see a list of dates and times when will it be executed in the near future. This is called run-time prediction. If cron job execution fails, separate failure logs can be kept (won't get overridden by newer logs of successful execution), thus you can check the failure logs conveniently. Customized HTTP headers can also be sent with your cron job HTTP requests. The HTTP header customization can be used to do HTTP basic authentication, API auth, or send other instructions to the server, etc.