Open Source Perl Browsers

DuckDuckGo is an app that gives you utmost privacy when browsing online. It stops you from getting tracked and protects your personal and private information, no matter where the internet may take you. Apart from providing standard browsing functionality, DuckDuckGo blocks all hidden third-party trackers, forces sites to use an encrypted connection where available, and provides a Privacy Grade rating for each website you visit.

Ungoogled Chromium Debian is a community-driven packaging and build configuration repository aimed at bringing a privacy-first version of the Chromium browser to Debian and Debian-based Linux distributions. Unlike standard Chromium builds, this project strips out Google-specific integrations such as telemetry, automatic update mechanisms, Google account synchronization, and proprietary services, giving users a browser build that retains full Chromium web engine capability without sending data to upstream Google servers by default. The repository provides Debian packaging scripts, patch sets, and configuration files that automate building ungoogled-Chromium in the Debian packaging ecosystem, ensuring the resulting .deb packages are compatible with Debian Stable, Testing, and derivatives like Ubuntu or Mint. Maintainers tailor build flags and apply local patches so that common Debian package tools like dpkg and apt can handle installation, upgrades, and dependency resolution.

HTMLArea 4 is a browser based WYSIWYG editor that easily replaces the TEXTAREA in your web pages. It is written in JavaScript, and suitable for use in any modern web browser, and any page on your web site. Current version is 4.0-2016-08-29

WURFL lets you detect thousands of types of mobile devices accessing your web service and take decisions based on what that device can or cannot do. With WURFL, you can optimize mobile web content, effectively deliver advertisements, or analyze mobile traffic. WURFL will read HTTP requests from mobile browsers and search the Device Description Repository (DDR) for the corresponding device properties (i.e. capabilities). WURFL will return the device capabilities to your application, which can leverage this knowledge to optimize the mobile experience. WURFL can detect over 10000 device types and offers over 500 device capabilities, including desktops, smartphones, tablets, feature phones, smart TV’s and many other emerging devices types. WURFL addresses the needs of many types of users, from large enterprises with high performance requirements, to regular companies who need a solution that is simple to deploy, integrate and customize. WURFL is provided by ScientiaMobile, Inc.

MeBay is a Perl/GTK client for eBay with support for "My eBay" bid and watch items, and support for several types of item searching. Item images can also be displayed when possible.

Merge two (or more) Netscape/Mozilla format bookmark files into one, trying to be smart about retaining the ordering of the bookmarks.

PACtory is a highly customizable way for handling proxy configuration settings with a dynamically created .pac-File, also known as "Windows Proxy Auto Detection" or "wpad.dat"-File, which is generated on the fly while the client is requesting it.

Automatically retrieves the stories from several news websites, trims off extraneous HTML, and converts them into formats you can read on your Palm computing device for later reading on-the-move.

Luci is an accessibility tool (html parser written in Perl) designed to provide users with a text-only experience of a web site. Inspired by the Betsie project, Luci offers features such as ssl, cookies, frames, 401 authorization (ie. htaccess), etc...

This Perl script checks the "Last Modified" date and time of a file. You can choose the display formats. More ..... www.upoint.info/cgi

The aw script is written so that you can browse web sites through the command line by specifying where to look at in a concise manner. It can also be used to make an excerpt of web sites.

Aproxymate is a simple proxy server written in PERL. Initial release include basic URL filtering capabilities.

Bookmark Holder is a web based database for storing web page URLs - Bookmarks. The Bookmark Holder can be accessed via a web page, Mozilla Firefox extension and a Konqueror Kommander script. Thumbnails of the web pages can be stored.

Conflux is a data collection and management suite, designed to aid the user in performing searches and managing the search results in a manner which may be useful for a team or workgroup. Searches, search results and manually-entered URLs may be bundled

DetectBrowser is Perl module which detects user's browser and OS, by analyzing the HTTP user-agent string. It recognizes all versions of AOL,Konqueror,MSIE,Mozilla,Netscape,Opera,WebTV,etc... running on BSD,HP-UX,Linux,Mac,Sun,Windows,etc...

Ebrillade sorts your Internet Explorer Favorites and/or Mozilla bookmarks file by eliminating duplicates. It is a top-down cleaner; anything first in the file(s) will be preserved over anything later. UNIX version is in Perl; Win32 is in C#.

Empire Land Game of world rule! A realtime, multiplayer, medieval, web-game with a moduler architecture. Capable of running on multiple servers.

The FastForward framework allows fast development of 3-tier spreadsheet applications. The spreadsheet is used as a browser, which can send and receive data. The project implements a spreadsheet add-on and data manipulation library for the web server.

FoxBAT was made in an attempt to see if Naïve Bayesian filtering commonly used for spam filtering could be employed in the World Wide Web context. The application consists of a Firefox extension (.XPI package) and a Perl server script.

Generic reconfigurable scriptable plug-in for Mozilla/Firefox is Elphel project to use external programs for display EMBED or OBJECT tags. Supplied with perl script for embedding mplayer and mencoder to a browser and controlling it with Javascript.

Downloads mozilla nightly build for you every day. Lets you share bookmarks between different versions of netscape/mozilla, and across multiple machines.

A Perl module for backing up profiles of Mozilla-related software (Mozilla, Firefox, Thunderbird, Sunbird, etc.) The aim of this package is to work on any platform that can run Mozilla and Perl, and to be highly configurable.

This repository is the community “extra shelf” for Munin, collecting hundreds of contributed plugins, templates, and helper scripts beyond the official core. Each plugin focuses on graphing a specific metric—from databases and message queues to hardware sensors, web servers, and custom application counters. The collection spans many languages (Shell, Perl, Python, Ruby) and styles, reflecting the breadth of Munin’s user base and the diversity of systems it monitors. While contributions vary in maturity, most include usage notes and configuration examples so you can get a graph online with minimal trial and error. The repository also serves as a learning resource: you can crib patterns for performance tuning, environment detection, and Munin’s plugin protocol. For operators, it dramatically shortens the path between “I wish I could graph X” and a consistent time-series chart in production.

OpenMobility\'s Vagabond is a client / server application that retrieves existing web content and transcodes it on the fly into a format accessible to Palm handhelds. It supports SSL and cookies, client supports extensive bookmarking and more.

This is a perl program that takes an Opera Hotlist and converts it to HTML code. With most Opera hotlist files, it generates standards-compliant HTML code. It can also exclude specific folders for privacy and generate Mozilla-compatible bookmark file. This project hasn't been updated in a long time and probably doesn't work with modern versions of Opera anymore. With the onset of cloud-based bookmark sites, this is much less useful these days.