Dillo 3.3 brings dilloc CLI utility, page actions, FLTK 1.4 support, and fixed OAuth login

Dillo 3.3 has been released, maintaining its focus on users with older or low-performance computers and embedded systems. This update enhances the browser’s capabilities for scenarios requiring minimal system resources.

A major addition is the new dilloc program, which allows Dillo to be controlled directly from the command line or via scripts. Users can target Dillo instances by process ID using the DILLO_PID environment variable, or allow dilloc to identify a unique running Dillo process automatically. Building on this, the page_action option lets users run arbitrary commands from the page menu, enabling automation and custom page interactions through dilloc.

To assist advanced users and testers, experimental support for building Dillo with FLTK (Fast Light Toolkit) 1.4.0 or later is now available. This can be activated using the --enable-experimental-fltk flag and facilitates technical feedback across different platforms.

Addressing modern authentication needs, Dillo now permits cookies from redirections triggered by user-initiated requests to support OAuth login flows. At the same time, its default cookie policy continues to block third-party tracking, such as those from image pixels.