Thread: InkBox: a new open-source OS and eBook reader based on Qt5
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Old 06-23-2022, 12:01 AM   #83
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Originally Posted by NiMa View Post
Have a proper web browser with this KoBox extension. A bit laggy at first but it becomes fast after a few minutes of loading (be patient!)
Available here: http://23.163.0.39/bundles/kobox/extensions/
Connect USB cable, go in KoBox settings -> Export extensions storage then drag-and-drop midori.isa and midori.isa.dgst files in the drive from your computer.
You can launch it by first enabling and connecting to a Wi-Fi network (optional but not much can be done without that ;p), then going in KoBox apps -> Midori. Then, wait. The screen may stay blank for several minutes. The onboard keyboard will eventually show up, too.
Enjoy!
Very cool! Is it able to open read.amazon.com?
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