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| Browsy - A browser for System 6 | |
| Posted by: Alex on 2018-01-07 07:54:05 I am posting this for anyone who might be interested in a browser for System 6.  | |
| Posted by: jack on 2018-01-07 14:09:30 Cool beans! Belongs in software section? | |
| Posted by: TechEdison on 2018-01-07 14:52:01 Did you make this? | |
| Posted by: Scott Baret on 2018-01-13 12:30:58 This is awesome! Now I have to put that Ethernet card in my SE to try it out! | |
| Posted by: mactjaap on 2018-01-13 15:06:57 We have been talking about Browsy before. It is around from around 2014. Nice software, but only shows pages in HTML. Do a search on our forum for Browsy and you will find more postings. | |
| Posted by: xboxown on 2018-03-15 10:00:48 Can this work on Apple //gs? 😀 | |
| Posted by: Johnnya101 on 2018-03-15 15:56:55 Nope, system 6 as in Mac OS 6 🙁 Isnt there a browser already? Forget the name... | |
| Posted by: ants on 2018-03-15 21:00:59 If you're a software dev, what's particularly cool about Browsy is that it's compiled using Retro68. In other words, the entire app was written and compiled using gcc on a modern-day Mac, PC or Linux box. | |
| Posted by: werdna on 2018-03-15 21:29:51 ...this thing has been around since 2014? Geez. I spent a lot of time earlier this year getting back into the hobby and I feel like I googled system 6 browser a million times and searched for information wherever I could but couldn't seem to find anything other then MacWWW. And now all of a sudden I notice that thread about Browser6 (which it seems never got developed very far and god knows if there's a copy publicly available ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) and I'm hearing about Browsy. I'm not very religious, but it's like there's a magic man in the sky that said "ok, it's time to let werdna know about all the system 6 browsers now." I've been thinking about writing apps for compact macs sooner or later; Retro68 might be very useful. | |
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