Wayland minimal linux browser in C

I have been working on a minimal browser in C, focusing on security and local control. I wanted a browser where I could strictly control network access (Zero Trust) and sandbox the renderer using seccomp and landlock, without the bloat of modern engines. It is still in alpha and lacks full layout support, but the core sandboxing and IPC logic are stable. I am sharing it because I am looking for feedback from people interested in low-level security and systems programming. Here is the repo if you want to look at the architecture: [github.com/grisuno/FreeDom]

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u/Reasonable_Listen888 — 6 days ago

Wayland minimal linux browser in C

I have been working on a minimal browser in C, focusing on security and local control. I wanted a browser where I could strictly control network access (Zero Trust) and sandbox the renderer using seccomp and landlock, without the bloat of modern engines. It is still in alpha and lacks full layout support, but the core sandboxing and IPC logic are stable. I am sharing it because I am looking for feedback from people interested in low-level security and systems programming. Here is the repo if you want to look at the architecture: https://github.com/grisuno/FreeDom

u/Reasonable_Listen888 — 6 days ago

Wayland minimal linux browser in C

I have been working on a minimal browser in C, focusing on security and local control. I wanted a browser where I could strictly control network access (Zero Trust) and sandbox the renderer using seccomp and landlock, without the bloat of modern engines. It is still in alpha and lacks full layout support, but the core sandboxing and IPC logic are stable. I am sharing it because I am looking for feedback from people interested in low-level security and systems programming. Here is the repo if you want to look at the architecture: [github.com/grisuno/FreeDom] AGPLv3

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u/Reasonable_Listen888 — 6 days ago

Wayland minimal linux browser in C

I have been working on a minimal browser in C, focusing on security and local control. I wanted a browser where I could strictly control network access (Zero Trust) and sandbox the renderer using seccomp and landlock, without the bloat of modern engines. It is still in alpha and lacks full layout support, but the core sandboxing and IPC logic are stable. I am sharing it because I am looking for feedback from people interested in low-level security and systems programming. Here is the repo if you want to look at the architecture: [github.com/grisuno/FreeDom]

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u/Reasonable_Listen888 — 6 days ago

Osint on steroids

https://github.com/grisuno/estorides

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) aggregator and correlation engine inspired by Palantir, Bellingcat, Maltego, and Citizen Lab workflows. A pure open-source re-imagining of the original fucklantir / osint_palantir toolchain, with a much bigger source catalogue, a proper knowledge graph, structured parsers, and a multi-backend LLM analyst.

u/Reasonable_Listen888 — 28 days ago