Ladybird on Debian Stable

July 2, 2024 | debian | web | ladybird |

I’m so excited about the Ladybird browser. The dream of a fully free web browser that is not tied to any commercial interests or funded by ads inspires me. I hope to contribute to this project as much as I can.

I was able to get Ladybird compiled on Debian Stable in a VM, it works! It’s really special to see something that I think is going to make the web a better place this early in its life.

Here’s a few screenshots for your enjoyment:

duck duck go in Ladybird — DuckDuckGo inside of Ladybird

levlaz inside of ladybird — This website inside of Ladybird

chinese does not work yet inside of
ladybird — Chinese does not work yet inside of Ladybird body, but interestingly works in the Window title.

gifs work in ladybird — Ladybird ships with GIF support!

Mastodon inside of Ladybird — Mastodon works inside of Ladybird

Ladybird comes with some basic browser dev tools too.

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