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| ====== Internet ====== | ====== Internet ====== | ||
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| + | ===== Midori - Lightweight web browser ===== | ||
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| + | Midori is a lightweight web browser with very fast page rendering through the rendering engine Webkit. This is a serious alternative to Firefox for systems with low resources or those seeking a fast and sleek alternative. It supports most web standards, CSS stylesheets and images. Midori is configurable via a small interface and is located in the 'Internet' menu once installed. | ||
| ===== Mozilla Firefox - Web Browser ===== | ===== Mozilla Firefox - Web Browser ===== | ||
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| SliTaz is proud to provide Mozilla Firefox, one of the world's best web browsers. It is secure, fast, standards compliant and customizable via a system of plugins. To launch Firefox on SliTaz simply select from the menu ---> Internet --> Mozilla Firefox. The web browser configuration files are stored in the hidden (dot) directory ~/.mozilla/firefox. | SliTaz is proud to provide Mozilla Firefox, one of the world's best web browsers. It is secure, fast, standards compliant and customizable via a system of plugins. To launch Firefox on SliTaz simply select from the menu ---> Internet --> Mozilla Firefox. The web browser configuration files are stored in the hidden (dot) directory ~/.mozilla/firefox. | ||
| - | Tip: When you combine LiveCD with USB media, you can keep your bookmarks and plugins wherever you go. | + | <note tip>When you combine the LiveCD with USB media, you can keep your bookmarks and plugins wherever you go.</note> |
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| - | ===== Midori - Lightweight web browser ===== | + | |
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| - | Midori is a lightweight web browser with very fast page rendering through the rendering engine Webkit. This is a serious alternative to Firefox for systems with low resources or those seeking a fast and sleek alternative. It supports most web standards, CSS stylesheets and images. Midori is configurable via a small interface and is located in the 'Internet' menu once installed. | + | |
| ===== Retawq - Text mode web browser ===== | ===== Retawq - Text mode web browser ===== | ||
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| The gFTP application is a fast, ergonomic client for FTP transfers. It can resume interrupted transfers, manage bookmarks (favorites) and FTP or HTTP proxies. In addition gFTP supports the use of drag and drop, can make several transfers at the same time, compares windows, remembers passwords and can even define external applications for viewing or editing files. On SliTaz, you will find gFTP via the //menu --> Internet --> gFTP//. | The gFTP application is a fast, ergonomic client for FTP transfers. It can resume interrupted transfers, manage bookmarks (favorites) and FTP or HTTP proxies. In addition gFTP supports the use of drag and drop, can make several transfers at the same time, compares windows, remembers passwords and can even define external applications for viewing or editing files. On SliTaz, you will find gFTP via the //menu --> Internet --> gFTP//. | ||
| - | ===== gtk-gnutella - P2P client ===== | + | ===== Gtk-gnutella - P2P client ===== |
| - | gtk-gnutella is a P2P file sharing application that uses the Gnutella network. Written in C, it requires a lot less resources than other clients. It supports the use of searches and filters, features for downloading large files and bandwidth control. To install gtk-gnutella: | + | Gtk-gnutella is a P2P file sharing application that uses the Gnutella network. Written in C, it requires a lot less resources than other clients. It supports the use of searches and filters, features for downloading large files and bandwidth control. To install gtk-gnutella: |
| <code> # tazpkg get-install gtk-gnutella </code> | <code> # tazpkg get-install gtk-gnutella </code> | ||