Webvwr

This program is still under early stages of development.

Transform your favorite sites into a native-looking web viewer.

Usage

If you run just webvwr, without any arguments, by default it will just open my website. If you want to open any other site as a program just run the program as showed below:

webvwr --title=<STRING> --icon=<PATH> [URL]

If no --title and/or --icon flags are provided, the default site title and favicon will be used.

To install the site as a program in your system, just run:

webvwr install [URL] [TITLE] --icon=<PATH>

This time the title is mandatory, but if --icon is not provided, the site favicon will still be used.

JavaScript Injection

If you create a file named init.js in the same directory as the program, like this:

../
 ├── webvwr
 └── init.js

All JavaScript code inside it will be injected into the site loaded by Webvwr.

Features and TODOs

• Open sites in a simple web viewer window
• JavaScript injection
• Command line interface
• Open in full screen mode with --fullscreen flag
• Use the <title> tag from the first site as window title when no title is provided
• Use site title when --title is not provided
• Use site favicon when --icon is not provided
• Install works on Windows
• Install works on Linux
• Optimize Rust code

Disclaimer

This program was created as a way to help me learn the Rust language, so while it may work to some extent, it may contain some really unoptimized code.