Liri is an open-source, cross-platform and material-design web browser.
Material Design:
Liri is proudly powered by QML-Material, a QML framework developed by Papyros, based on Google's Material Design. The User Interface is aimed to be as minimal and meaningful as possible.
Chromium Engine:
Liri relies on QtWebEngine, the brand new Qt web renderer based on Chromium, the most powerful and fastest web engine in the world, which supports the latest web standards.
Open Source
Liri's code is public, even this website's. Everyone is welcome to contribute and make Liri better. We use the awesome platform GitHub, which helps you to follow our progress and contribute (code, bug-reports, translations).
Cross-platform:
Whether you're running Linux, OSX or Windows, you'll be able to compile and run Liri. We'll do as much as we can to provide up-to-date builds for every platform.
Theme-color support
There are other things that make Liri even more awesome. One of them is theme-color support. Every web-developer can choose a color and Liri will match it.
Highlighted and auto-indented SourceCodeViewer:
Another good thing: our SourceCodeViewer. Aren't you tired of reading these condensed code sources? Liri colors and arranges them to make them readable.
POX added Liri Browser as alternative to FixBrowser
Comments and Reviews
There is no executable and you'll have to download qt and install it yourself
As of May 2016, the browser's last update seems to be September 2015 (v0.3).