3 As of the writing of this document, Midori is in dports as www/midori.
11 ### Building from source
13 A Dports checkout/tarball is needed for this, usually you can get it easily by following the instructions in /usr/Makefile:
20 # cd /usr/dports/www/midori
21 # make BATCH=yes install clean
23 You can also use synth to install it:
26 # synth install www/midori
30 Always check what the pkg-message of the package says. It will give some recommendations for the setup.
34 For Midori specifically bear in mind that IPC in FreeBSD works differently as it works in DragonFly BSD.
38 Besides the usual recommendations for web browsing security, we've created also a way of setting up Chromium to minimize the risks of exposure to certain vulnerabilities (Spectre, Meltdown) among other things. Please see: [[RunSecureBrowser|docs/handbook/RunSecureBrowser]]
39 Similar guidelines could be applied to any other browser although they may not have the same security mechanisms Chromium has.
44 Please list down all the problems there might be with this browser below.
46 <table border=1 style="width:100%">
54 <td>[[DeltaPorts#875|https://github.com/DragonFlyBSD/DeltaPorts/pull/875]]</td>
55 <td>Crash on startup, Midorin won't start</td>
62 <td>Missing new tab/new bookmark icon</td>