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Webkit-based browser by Kaj de Vos
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| Red/System [ | |
| Title: "Lazy Sunday Afternoon Browser" | |
| Author: "Kaj de Vos" | |
| ] | |
| #include %GTK-WebKit.reds | |
| home: "http://www.red-lang.org/" | |
| address: function [ | |
| [cdecl] | |
| widget [gtk-entry!] | |
| data [gtk-scrolled-window!] | |
| ][ | |
| web-browse web-get-view data gtk-get-entry-text widget | |
| ] | |
| browser: browse home | |
| gtk-view window [ | |
| gtk-position-center | |
| "Lazy Sunday Afternoon Browser" | |
| vbox [ | |
| field [home :address browser] gtk-tight | |
| browser gtk-full | |
| ] | |
| ] |
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Yep, a web browser engine is a huge machinery, alas. At least on most Linux and probably BSD systems, the system supports installing them or has it all preinstalled already.
However, I do think you can pick just that one library out of the GStreamer distribution.