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From: Niklaas Baudet von Gersdorff <stdin@niklaas.eu>
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bob prohaska [2016-04-03 10:14 -0700] :

> Are there any usable GUI browsers that compile and run on
> FreeBSD-ARM? The intended host is a raspberry pi 2.
> 
> I've tried building a few from ports, but either they 
> don't compile or don't run. Lynx works fine, but a text
> browser on a graphical page is surprisingly hard to use, 
> even when the desired content is text. 

Why not use `pkg install`?