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What web browsers are available for OpenBSD?

April 26, 2017BROWSERS openbsd web

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What web browsers are available for OpenBSD?

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Lynx, a text-based browser, is in the base system, and has SSL support. Other browsers in the ports tree, include (in no particular order): Graphical (X) Browsers • Konqueror Installed as part of the KDE desktop environment. • Konqueror-embedded (konq-e) Konqueror, using only the KDE libraries rather than all of KDE. • Links+ Another fast and small graphical browser. (Also has a text-only mode) • Firefox and SeaMonkey Feature-filled browsers. SeaMonkey includes many non-browser features (mail client, IRC client, etc.), Firefox is just a browser, based on Mozilla. They work on many architectures. • Minimo, a lightweight Firefox browser intended for handheld systems. • Opera Commercial browser, i386 only (requires Linux emulation). • Amaya The W3C’s browser and editor. • Kazehakase, a lightweight browser able to use either the WebKit or Gecko rendering engines. • Midori, a WebKit-based browser from the Xfce project. Console (Text mode) Browsers • elinks Feature-rich, can render both fram