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midori browser

Install Midori Web Browser in Linux

Midori Web Browser 0.5.7 Released – Install in Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint and Fedora

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Midori is an open source lightweight and fast Webkit based web browser developed by Christian Dywan. It fully integrated with the WebKit rendering engine, the same engine used in Chrome and Safari browsers. It

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