Brow6el: A Full-Featured Chromium Web Browser Running Inside Your Terminal
Brow6el: A full-featured web browser for the terminal using Chromium
I built Brow6el, a full-featured web browser for the terminal using Chromium that supports Sixel and Kitty graphics protocols. It offers vim-style modal controls, a JavaScript console, and mouse emulation, allowing you to browse modern websites with full HTML5 support directly in your command line. While remote SSH performance can be limited by data transfer, running it locally on terminals like foot or Kitty delivers a surprisingly responsive graphical experience.
Grid mode enables precise element selection with just 3-4 keystrokes, combining speed with accuracy.