Liri Browser

LIRI is an open-source, cross-platform, and Material Design web browser. **Material Design:** LIRI is proudly powered by QML-Material, a QML framework developed by Papyros, based on Google's Material Design. The user interface aims to be as minimal and meaningful as possible. **Chromium Engine:** LIRI relies on QtWebEngine, a modern Qt web renderer based on Chromium—the world's most powerful and fastest web engine, supporting the latest web standards. **Open Source:** LIRI's code is publicly available, including this very website. Everyone is welcome to contribute and make Liri better. We use the Awesome Platform GitHub, which helps you track our progress and contribute (code, bug reports, translations). **Cross-Platform:** Whether you're running Linux, OSX, or Windows, you can compile and run LIRI. We strive to provide the latest builds for as many platforms as possible. **Theme Color Support:** There are other features that make Liri even more amazing. One of them is theme color support. Web developers can choose a color, and LIRI will match it seamlessly. **Syntax-Highlighted and Auto-Formatted Source Viewer:** Another great feature is our Source Viewer. Aren’t you tired of reading condensed code sources? Liri colors and formats them to make them readable.

Liri browser is an open-source, cross-platform, Material Design-styled web browser based on the Chromium engine, aiming to provide a minimalist, meaningful user interface with the latest web standards support.