Hello ! > Thanks for the info!!
You are welcome. > I still testing midori from ports, no binary of any browser, only > netsurf but it is so limited edition and it is from October 2017 ... As you are told in your first E - Mail, you are very new to OpenBSD. No problem. If you read my answer again, you will see, that I point you in my answer at the P. S. to a link. You should follow the link and, read the site ... also the FAQ. If you check the mailing list archive, you will see, that ppc@ is a very low traffic list. So, it helps you and saves your time to read the project website - people wrote it to help people. Check http://openports.se/www to see available ports (which are packages) and, compare it with the index.txt from my last E - Mail - there are packages of browsers. For example lynx, links+, qutebrowser and so on. Depends what you are looking for. Yes, packages from -release are from October 2017 as -release was published at October 2017. You could also try -current but, keep in mind that between a -current base system and the ports is a delay of round 17 days (build needs so long). Means in short, if you try a -current from today, the existing packages could work but must not. As -current is the developer version, build packages from ports is the prefered way. Regards, Christoph
