Beaker Browser



Linux Lounge Minds: Lounge Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/linuxlounge/. Beaker Browser is a Browsers and Plugins application like UR Browser, Whale, and Chedot Browser from Beaker Team. Beaker Browser is an efficient software that is recommended by many Windows PC users. It has a simple and basic user interface, and most importantly, it is free to download.

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4,838 downloadsUpdated: December 9, 2020MIT License / Donationware

Conveniently build decentralized websites and web apps with the help of this exciting, peer-to-peer and Chromium-based web browser

What's new in Beaker Browser 1.1.0:

  • New features:
  • Add beaker.shell.tagDrive(). See the API docs. (close #1864)
  • Add the ability to set tags in create/forkDrive when prompt=false (#1864)
  • Add the ability to create drives from the select/save file dialogs (close #1866)
Read the full changelog

Even though the web browser world is not exactly the liveliest of them all, it's quite interesting to see how, every now and then, the appearance of an innovative web browser raises the bar or moves the game forward.

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If you can hardly remember when was the last time when a browser concept sparked your interest, then read on, since there's a good chance you'll find Beaker Browser to be quite interesting.

The thing that makes Beaker Browser special is its ability to create and host websites. That's right, this decentralized peer-to-peer browser is equipped with the necessary tools for creating and hosting web apps without requiring the help of other third-party components, without compromising day-to-day usability.

Host websites and share files with just a few clicks, without having to leave the browser's window

At the heart of Beaker, we can find the Chromium engine and Dat, a peer-to-peer, decentralized network capable of securely (thanks to end-to-end cryptography technologies) hosting and sharing your projects for free.

To summarize, with the help of Beaker you can create HTML/CSS/JS websites, add files, and share them via special URLs and, of course, browse the web in the typical manner you've come accustomed to. Since we're on the subject it's also worth pointing out that Beaker provides you with a useful set of Web APIs for reading, writing, and watching Dat archives from within a website, as well as for web apps that don't live on the user device and don't require remote services.

With the basics taken care of, and if you're ready to start using Beaker, you'll notice that the browser does a good job at hiding all the tools that make it stand out from the crowd, boasting a distraction-free, pragmatic user interface. Every single tool is readily accessible from the browser's typical hamburger menu, from the upper left side of the main window.

Browse or build websites; everything is possible with Beaker Browser

To start off, select the 'New site' option and input all the necessary info. Please note that all your websites are readily accessible from the Library section of the browser, from where you can also publish your files on your website.

As mentioned before, Beaker is relatively decent when it comes to sharing files as well. You merely have to provide the recipient with a bespoke URL, and he or she can effortlessly download the files directly from your computer. Other highlights include the possibility to fork a website, native Markdown rendering, and the super-useful and self-explanatory live reloading tool.

The silent hero that makes peer-to-peer web hosting a lot easier

To conclude, Beaker Browser is without a doubt one of the most interesting browser projects we've seen for quite some while now. It sports very powerful technologies all while remaining incredibly user-friendly.

It may not be the fastest, the most customizable, or the best looking browser out there, but marked on capabilities alone, this has to be one of the most versatile and well-thought-out browsers to date, and there's a good chance it will become a favorite among web developers. Even better, if you don't need o create websites, Beaker Browser might still appeal to you thanks to its simple peer-to-peer filesharing artistry.

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