It helpfully looks like this: Yes, I pushed the buttons. I decided to check out the ‘science’ aspect – which is just some sort of mystery graph. I found an option to enable ‘web plugins’. Right clicking on text? Nope… There’s no active ‘search’ feature there. None of them worked for searching from the address bar. There are like 4 first-level tier buttons that will take you to your browser history… In the settings menu, I found search engines. So, I typed ‘Dooble browser ad block’ into the address bar and pressed the enter button.Īt this point, I opened a few more sites and decided to open the settings menu. I typed in the address for this site and the site opened, complete with ads.Ĭurious, I looked for a way to add extensions and found none – more on this later. So, I opened up Dooble browser and was greeted with what looked like a fairly regular browser.
Dooble web browser install#
The good news is that it did install and that it was immediately available in the application menu under the Internet heading. I also have no idea why it’d go on to ‘getting’ files. No, I have no idea why it started off with the selection process like that. Processing triggers for desktop - file - utils ( 0.24 - 1ubuntu3 ).
It downloaded well enough, but the first thing I noticed was this: Installing Dooble Browser:Īs mentioned, from the releases page, I found the. It said it was a scientific browser and I’m a mathematician, so I was pretty sure that the browser and I would get along famously. Being who I am, I immediately downloaded it – with some glee, as it had been a little while since I played with a new browser. Technically, the link I clicked sent me straight to the release page where I found it packaged as a. That, sadly, wasn’t the project’s page anymore. Seeing a browser name that I didn’t recognize sent me immediately to a search engine, where I found what was once their home page. It was some video that I didn’t watch, ’cause I don’t tend click many video links. So, I first read about Dooble browser when I was browsing Reddit. Changing my browser isn’t actually something I plan on doing! I install browsers just to see what’s going on in the browser world. I install browsers that interest me, even though I have no plans to use them as my regular browser. Many folks are aware that I’m a sucker for a new browser. The Dooble browser is a browser that has no dependencies as long as your system has fits ‘latest Qt is supported’ requirement. Today, I’m going to review the Dooble browser, so that you don’t have to.
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