In today's article, I review a browser...

[KGIII]

Yes, I've done another review. This one was, well... This one was not easy to be kind.

Dooble Browser: A Review • Linux Tips

Today, I'm going to review the Dooble browser, so that you don't have to. The Dooble browser is a browser that has no dependencies, sort of.

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Feedback is awesome!

 

[dcbrown73]

Yes, does it properly support Foundry VTT?

Without that, it's out!

 

[Condobloke]

"I was wrong. Oh, was I wrong.""

 

[Condobloke]

I also have no idea why it’d go on to ‘getting’ files. The files were already there.

I have to wonder what else it was "getting".....if you get my drift?

 

[KGIII]

Yes, does it properly support Foundry VTT?

Oddly, it supports Gopher - or so it claims. I didn't test that. It makes a lot of claims, so actually working for Gopher sites is not guaranteed.

"I was wrong. Oh, was I wrong.""

I don't think I've encountered a worse browser in a long time. For a while, I thought it was me and my shortcomings.

 

[KGIII]

I have to wonder what else it was "getting".....if you get my drift?

It didn't appear to download anything, at least not at that point. Once started, it could well have been stealing anything it could get its hands on. I didn't check. It's still installed on that system, so I could see if it's opening up a bunch of stuff and sending unknown traffic.

Oddly, it seemed to render everything perfectly.

 

[Condobloke]

Not sure where or on what I clicked to get this link...

dooble

Double the accidents.

textbrowser.github.io

 

[KGIII]

That's linked from the site. A quick look says you probably clicked on the word 'here'.

And, yup, that's them.