iampoul/min

A smarter, faster web browser

Min

Min is a smarter, faster web browser. It includes features such as:

• Information from DuckDuckGo in the search bar.
• Built-in ad and tracker blocking
• Fuzzy search
• Full-text search for visited pages
• Reading list
• Tabs improvements (tabs open to the right, and fade out when inactive).
• Dark theme

More information, and prebuilt binaries are available here.

Screenshots

Installing

If you just want to run Min, you can download binaries here.

If you want to develop Min:

• Install Node and Grunt.
• Run npm install to install dependencies.
• Run npm run buildTranslations to build the translation files.
• Build a copy of the JS by running grunt.
  • You can also have Grunt watch for changes and automatically rebuild by running grunt watch:scripts.
• Download a copy of Electron from here.
• Start Min by running /Path/To/Electron /Path/To/Min.

Building Binaries

If you are using OS X, install Homebrew, then run brew install fakeroot dpkg. Then:

• Run npm run buildTranslations and npm run updateFilters to build the translation files and update the version of EasyList included with Min.
• Run grunt macBuild, grunt linuxBuild, or grunt windowsBuild depending on which platform you want binaries for (Windows is only partially supported).

Contributing Translations

Thanks for taking the time to translate Min! To add translations for your local language:

• Make a copy of localization/languages/en-US.json, which contains a list of strings to translate.
• Find the language code that goes with your language from this list.
• Change the name of your new file to the language code listed above.
• Also open the file, and change the "identifier" field to that same language code.
• Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
• (Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Min will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
• That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.