Can I run it on text-only system?

[t1m013y]

Can I run it on text-only system like Tiny Core Linux (no graphic driver, only tty)? Will there be any problems building and installing Firefox and Browsh on such system?

[tombh]

It should work but I think the problem will be lack of true colour support in the TTY. The easiest way to try will be with the docker image: docker run --rm -it browsh/browsh. Then try the monochrome mode with ALT+m to toggle colours on and off.

[t1m013y]

It should work but I think the problem will be lack of true colour support in the TTY. The easiest way to try will be with the docker image: docker run --rm -it browsh/browsh. Then try the monochrome mode with ALT+m to toggle colours on and off.

Thanks. I don't need color support, just HTML form and basic JavaScript support for text-only system.

[t1m013y]

docker run --rm -it browsh/browsh

When I run it, I see "Waiting for Firefox to connect..."

[tombh]

Are you familiar with docker? I need the output of /app/debug.log when running browsh --debug in docker run --rm -it browshvim bash sessioin.

[t1m013y]

Are you familiar with docker?

I am not very familiar with docker. Can you give me more detailed instructions?

[t1m013y]

I need the output of /app/debug.log

I figured it out myself. Here's the debug.log: Google drive link.

[JacenBoy]

I'm also getting an issue with the docker image getting stuck on "Waiting for Firefox to connect..."

debug.log

[tombh]

Thanks for the logs. Umm and wow I think the Docker build has been broken for years 😲

I've pushed a new version, try it with: docker run --rm -it browsh/browsh:latest or more explicitly docker run --rm -it browsh/browsh:v1.8.3.

[mrkiko]

Hello!
Any chance we may be able to "unhide" the cursor?
Using browsh with the help of BRLTTY screen reader + a braille display, but I can't see what link I am hilighting unless maybe using ANSI attributes, which is not so confortable...
I have a question also - is monochrome mode "pure" text mode? I should try with alt+m...

Thanks a lot for your work.