At the end of 2014, most of the extensions to LiveCode/Linux provided HERE previously have become deprecated. LiveCode's vast improvements
to non English (Unicode) handling make workarounds unnecessary. However, at this time, a few extensions are still useful, and one (the Web
Browser) has been improved. It makes use of scripts written in Python. Python, together with its web kit, comes installed with all the latest
versions of Linux Mint, so no further installation should be required.

I have lost count of the number of times I have needed to start off another
program, but to execute more coding while the program was still open.
I never succeeded in finding a workaround until a short time ago. Hooray!
I found it on the Internet. Don't ask me why it works, but it does. Prove it for
yourself.

I would say that this web browser is even easier to use than the LiveCode revBrowser for Windows! As you can see, it is written in Python,
which taps into the WebKit engine. Since Python comes installed with all the latest versions of Mint, there is no setup. Rev/Linux
just needs to shell Python with a script, and Bob's your uncle (if you'll forgive the pun). In the demo, I have provided scripts to run browsers
of various types, as you can see by the titles of the scripts on the left. An interesting property I discovered was the ability to make the
browser window bottom-most rather than topmost (i.e. floating underneath all other applications).

If you are a better Python scripter than me (not difficult), perhaps you can produce browsers with even more interesting properties.
Enjoy!

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