This is command-line frontend for the Servo web browser. You can look at web pages in a terminal. This is an early prototype with known problems.
Cuervo can currently run in English, Spanish, Polish and Toki Pona.
This software is known to work on Debian "Trixie" built with Rust 1.83.
This software requires certain C software packages to be present on the system to build. In my case, I had to install the Debian packages libunwind-dev, libfontconfig1-dev, and a C compiler.
This was created by Andi McClure. Assistance with translation was given by Fly and the Toki Pona discord. It is made available to you under the "MIT license".
Copyright (c) 2024-2025 Andi McClure
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This software uses a custom fork of Servo. Although the correct fork will be downloaded if you build with Cargo, if you intend to modify the program it will be much more convenient to use a local Servo checkout. I do this by making a git checkout of this GitHub repo (branch cuervo_support_traversal_experiment) alongside the Cuervo repo in the directory other/servo; then I add a patch in the .cargo/config.toml. Once I have done this, my config.toml looks like:
[patch.'https://github.com/servo/servo']
libservo = { path = '../other/servo/components/servo' }
servo_net = { path = '../other/servo/components/net', package="net" }
[patch.'https://github.com/mcclure/servo']
libservo = { path = '../other/servo/components/servo' }
servo_net = { path = '../other/servo/components/net', package="net" }
When building this way, anytime you commit to your servo checkout, you must manually record it by updating the git hashes for libservo and servo_net in Cargo.toml.
Contributors to this project (for PR submissions, etc) are expected to comply with the Servo project rules.
