Ladybird on Debian Stable

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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
dev tools
Ladybird comes with some basic browser dev tools too.

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