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Kwick Browser

IMPORTANT: This Source Code is currently for the old version(1.0.0) the source code is being updated. Thank You

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A private fast open source browser project based on Min Browser

Disclaimer: Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,are not permitted. Commercial license is available for free at www.cybersafe.ezyro.com/license/

Support: [email protected]

Developing

If you want to develop Kwick:

  • First Obtain A Commercial License
  • Install Node.
  • Run npm install to install dependencies.
  • Start Kwick in development mode by running npm run start.
  • After you make changes, you can press ctrl+r twice to restart the browser.

In order to build Kwick from source, follow the installation instructions above, then use the following command to create binaries:
  • npm run buildWindows

Depending on the platform you are building on, you may need to install additional dependencies:

  • To build on Windows, you'll need to install Visual Studio. Once it's installed, you may also need to run npm config set msvs_version 2019 (or the appropriate version).

## Contributing Translations

Adding a new language

  • Find the language code that goes with your language from this list.
  • In the localization/languages directory, create a new file, and name it "[your language code].json".
  • Open your new file, and copy the contents of the localization/languages/en-US.json file into your new file.
  • Change the "identifier" field in the new file to the language code from step 1.
  • Inside the file, replace each English string in the right-hand column with the equivalent translation.
  • (Optional) See your translations live by following the development instructions above. Kwick will display in the same language as your operating system, so make sure your computer is set to the same language that you're translating.
  • That's it! Make a pull request with your changes.

Updating an existing language

  • Find the language file for your language in the localization/languages directory.
  • Look through the file for any items that have a value of "null", or that have a comment saying "missing translation".
  • For each of these items, look for the item with the same name in the en-US.json file.
  • Translate the value from the English file, replace "null" with your translation, and remove the "missing translation" comment.
  • Make a pull request with the updated file.

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