Midori Browser

Windmill said:
flatpak install io.astian.midori.flatpak
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Thanks @Windmill ....where was the io.astian.midori.flatpak file stored on your pc ....so that the above command would locate it ?
 


Finally got it

I downloaded the midori flatpak file to me desktop

Then, did the below in Terminal

brian@brian-desktop:~$ cd Desktop
brian@brian-desktop:~/Desktop$ flatpak install io.astian.midori.flatpak

io.astian.midori permissions:
ipc network pulseaudio wayland
x11 devices dri file access [1]
dbus access [2]

[1] home, xdg-run/dconf, ~/.config/dconf:ro
[2] ca.desrt.dconf, org.freedesktop.Notifications, org.freedesktop.secrets


ID Branch Op Remote Download
1. [✓] io.astian.midori master i midori-origin 0 bytes

Installation complete.
brian@brian-desktop:~/Desktop$

Thank you @Windmill & @charlie.corder
 
@Condobloke
Good to hear.
Can you now open it full-screen without having to sign in?

I installed the deb, flatpak and appimage to try and they all worked as they should.
I use Brave normally.
 
@Windmill

I also have been a long time user of Brave

Yes, it now opens full screen each and every time !

I find it quicker than brave.
 
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Today. from : https://astian.org/midori-browser/linux/

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Official, non-DIY AppImage would be nice...
ponchale said:
...we had to remove flatpak until we solve a problem.
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AppImages are way easier to distribute. Literally, way easier for yoy guys than flathub et al.
 
ponchale said:
@Condobloke @wizardfromoz @MikeWalsh ready Midori 11.5 is available official, sorry we had a lot of work and improving some things, due to force majeure we had to remove flatpak until we solve a problem.
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Midori Browser 11.5 not working on Kali Linux (midori_11.5_amd64.deb)
$ cd Downloads
$ midori
output:
$ midori zsh: illegal hardware instruction midori
 
And about the Midori browser, is mentioned by Betterfox.
github.com

GitHub - yokoffing/Betterfox: Firefox user.js for speed, privacy, and security. Your favorite browser, but better.

Firefox user.js for speed, privacy, and security. Your favorite browser, but better. - yokoffing/Betterfox
github.com github.com
Important:
While the browsers listed below incorporate Betterfox to some extent, they often modify it in ways that reduce its effectiveness. For optimal results, apply the user.js file even when using Firefox forks.
Zen | files (July 2024)
Midori | files (Dec 2023?)
Mercury | files (Sep 2023)
Waterfox | files (Sep 2023)
Floorp 1 2 | files (Apr 2023)
Pulse | files (Dec 2021)
Ghostery Private Browser 1 2 | files (Feb 2021)
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if you check their download page on Github, they release an 11.5 AppImage:
github.com

Releases · goastian/midori-desktop

Official repository code Midori Browser. Contribute to goastian/midori-desktop development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com github.com

Should run on any distro. Since it's their official released and not built from a .deb or .rpm, should have all dependencies checked (it's a big enough filesize).
 
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I just downloaded the new 11.5 version of Midori on Lubuntu 24.04.1 works well.

I installed the Midori tar file as AppImage doesn't work on Ubuntu or Ubuntu official flavors which is okay on a count of the tar file is just as good imo.

Again I went with the basic setup as I don't need or want any of them there bells and whistles and newfangled stuff I'll never use.

I don't understand why these developers don't make all of these extra things an opt in instead of an opt out.

No none but me, myself and I know what's best for what I want or need.

I guess a reason or way to view why is for those users who never enter the settings and tweak or setup anything to their liking and just use the browser as it comes OOTB.

I guess this is okay for some users although not me.

Please don't misunderstand the above two statements as it is not meant to be insulting or trouble making just curious and nothing more.

Okay we will be using and see how this new Midori version works for us.
 
The Duck said:
I just downloaded the new 11.5 version of Midori on Lubuntu 24.04.1 works well.

I installed the Midori tar file as AppImage doesn't work on Ubuntu or Ubuntu official flavors which is okay on a count of the tar file is just as good imo.

Again I went with the basic setup as I don't need or want any of them there bells and whistles and newfangled stuff I'll never use.

I don't understand why these developers don't make all of these extra things an opt in instead of an opt out.

No none but me, myself and I know what's best for what I want or need.

I guess a reason or way to view why is for those users who never enter the settings and tweak or setup anything to their liking and just use the browser as it comes OOTB.

I guess this is okay for some users although not me.

Please don't misunderstand the above two statements as it is not meant to be insulting or trouble making just curious and nothing more.

Okay we will be using and see how this new Midori version works for us.
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you can get appimages to work if you want on Ubuntu 24.04 by install libfuse2 file.
Code: 
sudo apt install libfuse2
 
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The Duck said:
I just downloaded the new 11.5 version of Midori on Lubuntu 24.04.1 works well.

I installed the Midori tar file as AppImage doesn't work on Ubuntu or Ubuntu official flavors which is okay on a count of the tar file is just as good imo.
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kc1di said:
you can get appimages to work if you want on Ubuntu 24.04 by install libfuse2 file.
Code: 
sudo apt install libfuse2
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Cool I'll give that a try.

Thanks @kc1di. :)
 
@hacktheworld, And, fwiw, from my standpoint as well.

Peace,bro

Onward.
 
The Duck said:
I just downloaded the new 11.5 version of Midori on Lubuntu 24.04.1 works well.

I installed the Midori tar file as AppImage doesn't work on Ubuntu or Ubuntu official flavors which is okay on a count of the tar file is just as good imo.

Again I went with the basic setup as I don't need or want any of them there bells and whistles and newfangled stuff I'll never use.

I don't understand why these developers don't make all of these extra things an opt in instead of an opt out.

No none but me, myself and I know what's best for what I want or need.

I guess a reason or way to view why is for those users who never enter the settings and tweak or setup anything to their liking and just use the browser as it comes OOTB.

I guess this is okay for some users although not me.

Please don't misunderstand the above two statements as it is not meant to be insulting or trouble making just curious and nothing more.

Okay we will be using and see how this new Midori version works for us.
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kc1di said:
you can get appimages to work if you want on Ubuntu 24.04 by install libfuse2 file.
Code: 
sudo apt install libfuse2
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Is libfuse3 a newer version of libfuse2 .
This is what is already installed and must have come at the time of installation of the distro.

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The Duck said:
Is libfuse3 a newer version of libfuse2 .
This is what is already installed and must have come at the time of installation of the distro.

View attachment 23610
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Yes ubuntu now comes with libfuse3 but appimages still need libfuse2 to work. Appimages have not yet move to 3. So if you want to use appimages on ubuntu and it's spins you will have to install libfuse2 also.
 
Linux Mint 22 users please note that libfuse2t64, and libfuse3-3 are included in the .iso file.
 
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