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* Repair current OpenSSL static reference from homebrew * These are the default locations, as of today, for Mac OS X 10.11.4 *(El Capitan)* **NOTES** * This could really use some environment variables for homebrew root and which SSL version is in use. Not familiar enough yet with recent Qt to do this at this time. * Symbolic links could also be used but again determining the current homebrew SSL installed is something to be desired e.g. similar to `$ openssl version` e.g. perhaps a `cut` of `$ brew info openssl`? Refs: * http://brew.sh/ *(homepage)* * https://github.com/Homebrew/brew *(repo)* Historical refs: * #1888 * #1850 * Mac: Scrape `brew` output for openssl working install directory as per @nowrep * Addresses a long standing bug on Mac compiling with this project * Also correct the BUILDING markdown file for OS X... was awaiting response from the owner to do this to see which direction to move. **NOTES** * Quotes **are required** when using `$$system` here otherwise `cut` fails with no switch argument found Applies to #1971 * Fix BUILDING to BUILDING.md * Do this so it actually parses markdown Indirectly related to #1971 * Fix `brew` to Homebrew * Even though the project is named `brew` and owner is `Homebrew` their pages refers to it as `Homebrew` Applies to #1971 * Yet another change * There are more symlinks... so the results from `brew --prefix openssl` yields a symlinked path and adding `/include` and `/lib` to them resolve alternately to the `Cellar`. Feel **much** better about using this one since it's an exact API as I mentioned earlier in the PR Applies to #1971 * Add a single newline for @cranes-bill * Only one newline is needed and has nothing to do with trailing spaces... at least according to the GH editor * Restores the flow :) Applies to #1971 * More flow of README.md * GH preview said it didn't need this but I guess it does... we'll try newlines everywhere ;) Applies to #1971 * Use non-standard markdown for "newlines" * Restore the spaces manually **NOTES** This is not any known specification but it's what @nowrep wants Refs: * [CommonMark](http://commonmark.org/) * [Daring Fireballs](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/) |
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QupZilla Web Browser
Homepage: http://www.qupzilla.com
Blog: http://blog.qupzilla.com
IRC: #qupzilla at irc.freenode.net
Translations: https://www.transifex.com
About QupZilla
QupZilla is a new and very fast QtWebEngine browser. It aims to be a lightweight web browser available through all major platforms. This project has been originally started only for educational purposes. But from its start, QupZilla has grown into a feature-rich browser.
QupZilla has all standard functions you expect from a web browser. It includes bookmarks, history (both also in sidebar) and tabs. Above that, it has by default enabled blocking ads with a built-in AdBlock plugin.
History
The very first version of QupZilla has been released in December 2010 and it was written in Python with PyQt4 bindings. After a few versions, QupZilla has been completely rewritten in C++ with the Qt Framework. The Windows version of QupZilla was compiled using MinGW, but due to a huge problem with Flash, it is now compiled with Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler 2008. First public release was 1.0.0-b4.
Until version 2.0, QupZilla was using QtWebKit. QtWebKit is now deprecated and new versions are using QtWebEngine.
Compiling
Before you start compiling, make sure that you have installed the Qt (>= 5.6) development libraries and you have read the BUILDING.md information.
Linux
- OpenSSL (libcrypto) is required
- xcb libraries when building without NO_X11
Windows
- OpenSSL (libeay32) is required
Then you can start compiling by running this commands:
$ qmake
$ make
After a successful compilation the executable binary can be found in the bin/ directory.
On Fedora and possibly other Linux distributions you need to replace qmake with qmake-qt5.
On Linux/Unix: To install QupZilla, run this command: (it may be necessary to run it as root)
$ make install
On Mac OS X: To deploy QupZilla in dmg image, run this command:
$ ./mac/macdeploy.sh full-path-to-macdeployqt
You need to specify path to macdeployqt only if it is not in PATH.
Current version
The current stable version of QupZilla is 2.0.0. You can download precompiled packages and the sources from the download section at homepage. However, if you want the latest revision, just take the latest code snapshot either by downloading a tarball or running:
$ git clone git://github.com/QupZilla/qupzilla.git
FAQ and Changelog
If you are experiencing some sort of problem, please read the FAQ before you open an issue.
FAQ | Changelog | Bug Reports