Browsh and Firefox on Old PCs (Better on GNU/Linux)
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Browsh – A Modern Text Based Browser Which Supports Graphics And Video
We had wrote many articles about text based browser in the past such as Links, Links2, ELinks, Lynx, w3m and Netrik.
Why we need a text-based browser in Linux? As you already know most of the Linux servers are running without GUI. It helps Linux administrator to browse the website from CLI.
As i know, all these text-based browsers renders only web pages and supports color but browsh is advanced, well-established, feature-rich modern text based browser which supports graphics and video.
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Firefox Just Dropped Windows XP and Vista Support, and Soon Steam Will Too
Version 52 of Firefox’s Extended Support Edition (ESR) was the last version of Firefox compatible with Windows XP and Vista machines, but it is no longer getting security updates as of last week. This means any security flaws will never be patched, potentially putting users in danger of breaches.
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