Linux-based Browser Development Kit
The kit is a compact browser optimized for networked Internet appliances with limited hardware memory configurations. The browser kernel is less than 270 KB of code and fits in 1.3 megabytes of ROM and 2 megabytes of RAM. It supports the full HTML 3.2 specification and selected portions of HTML 4.0. It supports frames, JavaScript, cookies, web printing and multilingual capabilities.
This SDK lets developers customize the user interface to their desired look and feel and add plug-in applications tailored for specific applications.
The browser operates in resource-constrained environments on a wide variety of embedded CPUs, such as ARM cores, StrongARM cores, Hitachi's SuperH series, IBM/Motorola's PowerPC, MIPS Cores, and Mitsubishi's M32R/D series. In addition to Linux, the browser also runs on various RTOS including micro-ITRON, OS-9, pSOSystem, VxWorks, Windows CE, and others.
The new version adds several improvements over version 2.5 including:
The system runs on Linux kernel 2.0 or later and supports glibc 2.0 or 2.1 and the Xfree86 3.3 window system. It comes in two configurations: an X Windows version using GTK+ 2.6 and a non-X Windows version using SDL 1.1.3.
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