Product Information
What is Webpositive?
WebPositive, or simply Web+, is Haiku's native web browser. Part of its name pays homage to BeOS's straightforward NetPositive, while another part points to its modern foundation: WebKit. This open-source HTML rendering library also powers other major browsers, such as Safari on Mac OS X and Google's Chrome.
How to use Webpositive?
WebPositive is the native web browser for the Haiku operating system, based on the modern WebKit rendering library, aimed at keeping pace with new web technologies.
Core Functions of Webpositive
WebKit engine-based
Usage Scenarios of Webpositive
- Navigate to the previous or next website in browsing history
- Enter a website URL in the address bar to access the page
- Open multiple web pages in parallel via tabs
- Configure general settings such as home page, search page, and download folder
- Adjust standard, serif, sans-serif, and monospace fonts and their default sizes
- Configure proxy servers to access the network
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