⬢github Rust · 11 ★ +2 since we first saw it · pushed 1 h ago · MIT
graiz/kittybrowser
A real web browser in a terminal pane: headless Chrome drawn with the kitty graphics protocol, built to work beside coding agents
KittyBrowser is a Rust CLI that renders real web pages inside a terminal pane by driving headless Chrome and drawing pixels via the kitty graphics protocol, so you get actual layout, fonts and images rather than text. It supports clicking, scrolling, typing, zooming, and can be controlled from another pane (`kb ctl`) so coding agents can inspect pages alongside you.
Why now: It was just launched as a Show HN post ('I built a web browser in your terminal'), which is driving attention.
Who it is for: Developers using kitty graphics protocol terminals (Ghostty, kitty, WezTerm) who want to view web pages next to a coding agent without leaving the terminal.
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Stars over our 29 snapshots: 9 to 11, since 7 h ago.
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