> Hi, Hi,
> > I thought it did have this feature. That’s wild. > > > > > On Mar 15, 2025, at 5:05 PM, Avid Seeker <avidsee...@disroot.org> > > > wrote: > > > > > > I was kinda surprised suckless surf doesn't have this feature. > > > > > > It's a surprisingly frequently asked [1] question and a > > > straightforward way to render HTML. I'm not sure what's surprising/wild about this, that's the first time this comes up in ~15 years of surf existence, apparently none of the other graphical web browsers support it either. > I found some legit use cases for this, and since it was not very hard > to achieve I wrote a small patch that consumes all the input and > writes a temporary file that then it is hijacked into a file:// uri. > It is just a proof of concept, and in case of being added would > require also changes to the man page. > > There are some use cases where consuming the html > from stdin can be convenient. The only possible > way to achieve that is to write the full input > stream and then convert it to a file:// uri. > --- What about /dev/stdin?
