LinuxPR: BrowseX Systems Inc. announces Beta Release 1.0.x of BrowseX
Sep 28, 2000, 07:31 (0 Talkback[s])
"BrowseX is an Open Source, cross-platform Web Browser
written primarily in Tcl. Tml is our HTML Macro Processor
built on top of Tcl; it comes bundled with BrowseX . Together,
BrowseX and Tml are designed to simplify and enhance Web Authoring
without locking you into proprietary formats or languages. It also
includes database client support for Postgres. Lastly, there is a
minor widget collection (Thin) that was assembled to produce
BrowseX."
"BrowseX Systems Inc does not sell BrowseX : it's free. We do
sell support, a fast C version of TML and TME: a TML
Editor/Compose....Watch for us at Oracle Open World next week in
San Francisco at the West Coast Interchange/Heavy Lifters booth
along with PostgreSQL Inc. We also plan to be at Comdex in Las
Vegas this November...."
"BrowseX is a lightweight, but powerful alternative Web Browser
written by Peter MacDonald. It is based upon a modified Tkhtml
widget to provide fast HTML rendering. The remainder of the browser
is implemented in Tcl to achieve both portability and morphability.
Meaning, you can easily change virtually anything to suit your
needs, without having to worry about huge builds, compiles and
crashes. BrowseX starts out with most of the mainstream features of
Netscape, but without the fat. What you will not see are things
like Java(script), DOM, CSS, or XML. And even if you absolutely
need these things, BrowseX may still be of interest for it's Macro
Processor, Tml...."
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