BrowseX
The BrowseX is a web browser specializing in the support that it offers to Tcl scripts. The BrowseX browser is especially suitable for those computers with comparatively smaller memory space. This is so because you can still upload animated web pages that need not consume any CPU space at all! BrowseX web browser was developed on Redhat6.x. This browser can be installed in all Windows and Linux computers. Features of BrowseX web browser:
Following are the interesting features of BrowseX web browser that you can check out:
- BrowseX provides HTML 3.2+ via TKHTML, as well as extensions such as Tix, Blt, Tktable, Img, Ezsmtp, ftplib, TLS (for SSL), etc.
- BrowseX offers a Tcl-macro preprocessor to server and customers alike.
- Browse X is compatible to Safe-Tcl scripts such as pop-ups embedded in HTML pages.
- You also have the advantage of an in-built Postgres Database client available from Safe-Tcl.
- You can even look out for Image maps and background images.
- BrowseX gives the facility of Frames, Multiple views and Forms.
- BrowseX makes it possible for you to deal with gifs, jpeg, and png (+ disable/control animated gifs) images.
- You can download FTP, and Image Save-as and HTTP protocol supported items.
- Avails proxy by FTP and HTTP protocols.
- Cookies and basic authentication is made possible by Browse X web browser.
- You can view and browse through FTP and Local files
- You can now search, view and save HTML and plain texts.
- Caching: web pages, and DNS lookups
- If you want, you can view Page History, and browse through the entire cache.
- You can now avail bookmarks to mark your favorite pages. The Bookmark editing option is not available as yet.
- You can move backward or forward in websites you have already viewed just like in any other browser as the Internet Explorer.
- Printing to text/postscript output is now possible and much more.
The BrowseX web browser does not support XML and CCS sheets.
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