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title = "Why I wrote my own browser in C (and why it still failed me)"
date = 2026-04-20
+aliases = ["/2026/04/20/browser-in-c.html"]
extra.image = "/assets/images/post-image/browser-in-c.png"
+extra.header_title = "browser-in-c"
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Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Safari, Opera.
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The question is "Which browser works good enough for my use case?"
And for me, that browser is cinnamon.
+Edit: uh no cinnamon does not work good enough but the flex of using your own browser is worth it trust
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-Thank you so much for reading my blog post! I'm a 13-year-old developer writing blog posts and making YouTube videos in my free time, so I'd really appreciate that you share this to others if you enjoyed it. Hopefully, I'll be coming out with a corresponding YouTube video for this blog post too, and when I do, it will be linked here.
+Thank you so much for reading my blog post! I'm a 13-year-old developer writing blog posts in my free time, so I'd really appreciate that you share this to others if you enjoyed it.