webOSArchive (WOSA) is the unofficial repository of information, restoration efforts, and archives for Palm/HP’s mobile webOS operating system. This site does not provide material or information about the spin-off operating systems, webOS Open Source Edition (wOSE) or LG’s webOS for TVs.
It’s the position of the curator, and the remaining webOS community, that Palm and HP’s webOS devices, including the Pre series phones, the Veer and Pixi phones, and the TouchPad, remain useful devices that both provide value to their users and education to the rest of the industry. In fact, many webOS innovations have been copied by modern mobile OS developers. You can follow the ongoing efforts to restore and retain the usefulness of the platform here, or join the community and participate!
This includes the entire application catalog, SDK, developer information, documentation, and a lot more. Impressive effort, and a great resource for people still using and/or playing with their webOS devices.
Is it just me, or do the fonts render like crap on Firefox for everyone? It even happens without any extensions running btw.
Looks fine here on firefox mobile ver 68.10.1
Odd, here it renders the same as Chrome. (i’m using Gentoo Linux on Wayland)
I didn’t pay it much attention but I recall there being differences between FF rendering on windows and linux. There are different rendering engines like windows with “cleartype” that try to smooth fonts.
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/9285/sticking-with-firefox-because-vivaldi-fonts-rendering-is-softer/4
It would help to have screen shots from all the browser & os permutations for detailed comparison and to rule out subjectivity. I’m not certain, but it’s possible the rendering changes for different LCD pixel configurations too.
Looks the same for me on windows 11 (22621) comparing edge vs firefox (all up to date).
Fine for me too. Manjaro Linux ( not Wayland ).
Nice and maybe to someday develop it further.