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Hv3

Hv3 is a Tkhtml3 web browser which is unique because of its characteristic minimalist feature that makes it a rather too simple browser compared to the advanced web browsers that flatter your web experience with their sophisticated features. Hv3 is the abbreviated name for Html Viewer 3. Hv3 is still in its early stage of development and welcomes all sorts of suggestions for its development. Significantly Hv3 shares the database information, bug tracking methods, mailing list and contact details of Tkhtml3 Web Browser.

Hv3 supports the following:

  • HTML forms
  • HTML Frameset documents
  • HTTP "Location" and "Refresh" headers
  • Formatting of regular HTML/CSS documents
  • HTTP cookies Hv3 does not support the following:

  • Javascript
  • Plugins.
  • The operating systems capable of installing Hv3 are as follows:

  • Windows: Hv3-win32.exe
  • Generic Linux:Hv3-linux-x86.gz
  • Puppy Linux: Hv3 img.kit



  • The major disadvantage of the Html Viewer 3 web browser are briefed as follows:

  • As Hv3 does not use Java scripts, many sophisticated websites cannot be opened using this browser, especially the e-commerce sites.
  • In practice Html Viewer 3 web browser does not support web pages with all sorts of encodings. Whether or not it will support the page depends on the Tcl distribution used by Hv3 and the standard of Microsoft name used for encoding of the website.
  • Cannot distinguish between XHTML and HTML and therefore causes erroneous document branching.
  • Hv3 does not allow the use of book marks. So you cannot mark your favorite pages. OBJECTIVE: The sole objective of Html Viewer 3 web browser is to provide you with a minimalistic simple web browser which would be useful nevertheless.




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