Merezhyvo browser
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@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
One related security detail: the built-in password autofill never uses the clipboard at all.
Glad to hear that!
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@naz.r Other points (nothing blocking):
- make the zoom of a page we choose persistent?
- zoom on the development tools. Tiny currently.
- make the virtual keyboard cursor, removable on the right and left horizontal ?
- allow the smartphone settings theme to apply? doesn't seem to be the case, for example on a github page. I can't get out of the dark theme.
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.r Other points (nothing blocking):
- make the zoom of a page we choose persistent?
- zoom on the development tools. Tiny currently.
- make the virtual keyboard cursor, removable on the right and left horizontal ?
- allow the smartphone settings theme to apply? doesn't seem to be the case, for example on a github page. I can't get out of the dark theme.
Thank you for your active position. It really inspires me to continue working on this project and develop it further.
I added all these wishes to my ToDo list (some were already there).
Right now I'm focusing on the basic functionality, with an emphasis on privacy and security. But I'm also trying to add a little something related to usability.
But sooner or later, the time will come for the implementation of each idea.
And, yes, there is only one dark theme for now. My goal is to make a fully functional and secure browser first. And then I will focus more on other stuff. -
@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
My goal is to make a fully functional and secure browser first.
I agree with you 100% ! Safety first.
But as this browser “inspires me”, I test and pass on the info. -
@domubpkm really glade you like it.
By the way have you had a chance to try it in desktop mode, with an external browser?
Merezhyvo is fully convergent one. -
@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
By the way have you had a chance to try it in desktop mode, with an external browser?
Merezhyvo is fully convergent oneNot me at the moment. I don't have the cable for it.
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
By the way have you had a chance to try it in desktop mode, with an external browser?
Merezhyvo is fully convergent oneNot me at the moment. I don't have the cable for it.
got it.
I use a cheap miracast dongle for connection to a regular PC monitor. It works well enough, not the best, but really well enough. -
version 0.4.3 has been released
Change log:
0.4.3 - 2025-12-06
Added- Pull-to-refresh gesture to reload pages
- In-app certificate validation with a security indicator, warning screen, and certificate info popover
- Configurable HTTPS mode (Strict / Preferred)
- WebRTC privacy modes (Always allowed / Always blocked / Blocked when Tor is enabled)
- UI improvements
Changed
- Updated Electron/Chromium engine (Chromium 142.0.7444.177)
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Hi @naz.r
Small virtual keyboard malfunction maybe :
Problem displaying accented characters on the Azerti keyboard 'a'. On the other hand, the choices of the different accented characters do not disappear from the display if a choice is not made.
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
Problem displaying accented characters on the Azerti keyboard 'a'. On the other hand, the choices of the different accented characters do not disappear from the display if a choice is not made.
will fix it, thanks for letting me know
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Merezhyvo version 0.4.4 has been released.
Here are the main changes:
- Third-party cookies control
New global setting to block or allow third-party cookies.
You can now add per-site exceptions when a site breaks without them (for example: some logins, widgets, or embedded content).
These exceptions are visible both on the internal “Manage security exceptions” page and in the shield popover for the current site.
- New “Site data” page
New internal page where you can inspect and clear cookies and stored data per site.
There is also a “Clear all data” button if you want a full reset.
Some entries in this list may be from domains you did not visit directly (for example CDNs, analytics, embedded content); that’s normal, and now it’s easier to see and clean them.
- “Privacy & Security – How this works”
New internal help page that explains, in simple terms, how HTTPS, certificates, cookies, WebRTC and the internal tools behave in Merezhyvo.
The goal is that you don’t need to be a security expert to understand what these options do.
- Better touch support
Fixed drag/rotation gestures on some interactive sites that use custom canvas / SVG / D3 handling – for example earth.nullschool.net now works correctly on Ubuntu Touch.
- UI & translations
The shield popover now also reflects non-default privacy/security settings (like cookie exceptions).
Added Dutch, Spanish and Italian translations.
Improved layout, added Close buttons on internal security pages, and fixed some issues with accent letters on the on-screen keyboard.
As always, feedback is very welcome – especially if you notice any regressions with the new privacy tools or interactive sites.