xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@roboneko @mononoaware @coolboymew @okabe_rintarou The only minimalist browser I ever used was surf which didn't have extensions. I assume BadWolf is just like that.

BTW, if you use sites that can run on any browser, I highly recommend browsers like NetSurf which develop their engines in house. Sadly, it hasn't been updated in almost 3 years.

@moffintosh If I were to do that, I would make a stack-based language because I'm to lazy to write parse trees.

@duke @Indigo You just make friends with both so you can watch them fight.

@roboneko @mononoaware @coolboymew @okabe_rintarou Minimalist browsers shouldn't be used for daily use. You would be missing out on features like add-ons (if you want to block adds or XSS, you have to manually block them in the hosts file).

Nullification - #SolutionsWatch

https://www.corbettreport.com/solutionswatch-nullification/

@coolboymew @Moon Where's the bathroom?

@pawlicker @coolboymew I didn't even know what Brew was when I still used that phone. Not like I care about mobile games anyway.

It seems like fangames made more of an effort on those phones. There was a fan-remake of Zelda 1 using graphics from Minish Cap being developed for Java phones (I played it on an emulator), but the developer quit after having a daughter.

@netdoll @meso @pernia @PhenomX6 @mia @errante @bot @animeirl It isn't compatible with SFML. Not that many games use that, but still.

@pawlicker @coolboymew I had a Samsung Brightside. I don't think it was Java based.

@pawlicker @coolboymew Not all of them. The only feature phone I had couldn't sideload.