Browsers-NoVNC

Every browser in a novnc server, plain bash no docker. Does not support audio

More than just Browsers

Table of Contents

Important

A astrisk(*) next to the anchored link means the contents has not been added yet, or it has the header but doesn't have the contents

2 astrisks(*) means that the image of what the browser looks like in the NoVNC session has not been added yet

3 astrisks(*) next to the anchored link means that the browser logo and about the browser has not been added yet

4 astrisks(*) next to the anchored link means that it neither has the about the browser, browser logo, and image of the what browser looks like in the NoVNC server session

No Asterisks(*) next to the anchored link means it has the about the browser, logo of the browser, and what the browser looks like in NoVNC session

Tasks

Brave does not work but it does work in a linuxserver openbox kasmvnc session

• find a way to have a rootless dockerized novnc container then run steam in the dockerized novnc container
• add link to video pn how to have waterfox noVNC automatically start on boot
• add all the browsers
• finish adding all service files
• use winehq to install browsers that dont work
• use winehq to have opera gx in a browser
• Contact @thelamer to see if he he can make a linuxserver kasmvnc docker container for the following browsers

[!NOTE] There are desktop files you can use for the linuxserver kasmvnc docker container for the browsers

List of browsers to be in a linuxserver in a kasmvnc docker container

• Brave creates a /usr/share/hicolor/apps/48x48/brave.png
• Tor Browser which is a proot app in the linux server repository "proot apps"
• Google Chrome
• Falkon
• Waterfox have to create a desktop file for the container and use the tar file
• Zen need to create desktop file
• Seamonkey
• Icecat
• Palemoon
• Floorp
• Midori

Google browsers

• Chrome NoVNC ✔️
• Chromium NoVNC ✔️

Chromium Based Browsers

• Srware Iron NoVNC ❌ crash after a couple seconds when launched
• Thorium NoVNC ✔️
• Brave NoVNC ✔️
• Microsft Edge NoVNC ✔️
• Opera NoVNC ✔️
• Vivaldi NoVNC ✔️

Mozilla Browsers

• Firefox NoVNC ✔️
• Seamonkey NoVNC ✔️

Firefox Based Browsers

• Librewolf-NoVNC ✔️
• Floorp NoVNC ✔️
• Tor NoVNC ✔️
• Mullvad NoVNC ✔️
• Waterfox NoVNC
• Icecat NoVNC ✔️
• Zen Novnc ✔️
• Pale Moon NoVNC ✔️
• Midori NoVNC ✔️
• Pulse NoVNC ✔️
• Basilisk NoVNC ✔️

Other

• Go To LinuxApps NoVNC

• Qutebrowser NoVNC ✔️
• Falkon NoVNC ✔️

Chrome NoVNC

Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google.

Run Chrome NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Chrome NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/chromenovnc.sh | bash

Run Dockerized Thorium Kasmvnc with Audio

docker run -p 3000:3000 --name chrome ghcr.io/gitxpresso/chromekasmvnc           

Have Chrome automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit chrome service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/chromeservice /etc/init.d/chromenovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/chromenovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/chrome
#!/bin/bash
sudo service chromenovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/chrome /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/chrome

What Chrome looks like

Brave NoVNC

Brave

Free and open-source web browser developed by Brave Software, Inc. based on the Chromium web browser

Run Brave NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Brave NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/bravenovnc.sh | bash

Run Dockerized Thorium Kasmvnc with Audio

docker run -p 3000:3000 --name brave ghcr.io/gitxpresso/bravekasmvnc      

Have Brave automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit brave service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/braveservice /etc/init.d/bravenovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/bravenovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/brave
#!/bin/bash
sudo service bravenovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/brave /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/brave

What Brave looks like

Chromium NoVNC

Chromium

Chromium is a free and open-source web browser project developed primarily by Google, which serves as the foundation for Google Chrome and many other browsers. It is known for its speed, security, and stability, and is widely used in various applications and frameworks.

Run Chromium NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Chromium NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/chromiumnovnc.sh | bash

Have Chromium automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit chromium service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/chromiumservice /etc/init.d/chromiumnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/chromiumnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/chromium
#!/bin/bash
sudo service chromiumnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/chromium /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +X /etc/profile.d/chromium

What Chromium looks like

Thorium NoVNC

Thorium

Thorium Browser is a fast, open-source web browser based on Chromium, designed to improve performance and usability. It is available on multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, and aims to provide a more efficient browsing experience compared to standard Chromium.

Run Thorium NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Thorium NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/thoriumnovnc.sh | bash

Run Dockerized Thorium Kasmvnc with Audio

docker run -p 3000:3000 --name thorium ghcr.io/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc/thoriumkvnc           

Step 1: Install git and Cloned this repository

sudo apt update && sudo apt install git -y && git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit thorium service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/thoriumservice /etc/init.d/thoriumnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/thoriumnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/thorium
#!/bin/bash
sudo service thoriumnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/thorium /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/thorium

What Thorium looks like

Librewolf NoVNC

Librewolf

LibreWolf is a free and open-source fork of Firefox, with an emphasis on privacy and security.

Run Librewolf NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Librewolf NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/librewolfnovnc.sh | bash

Have librewolf automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit librewolf service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/librewolfservice /etc/init.d/librewolfnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/librewolfnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/librewolf
#!/bin/bash
sudo service librewolfnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/librewolf /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/librewolf

What Librewolf looks like

Microsoft Edge NoVNC

Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge is a web browser developed by Microsoft, designed to replace Internet Explorer. It is built on the Chromium open-source project and offers features like AI integration, vertical tabs, and a built-in VPN for enhanced browsing experiences.

Run Microsoft Edge NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Microsoft Edge NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/edgenovnc.sh | bash

Have Edge automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit edge service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/edgeservice /etc/init.d/edgenovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/edgenovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/edge
#!/bin/bash
sudo service edgenovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/edge /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/edge

What Microsoft Edge looks like

Basilisk NoVNC

Basilisk is an updated fork of Firefox designed to look and feel similar to versions before the underlying backend was changed in version 57.

Run Basilisk NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Basilisk NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/basilisknovnc.sh | bash

Have Basilisk automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit basilisk service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/basiliskservice /etc/init.d/basilisknovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/basilisknovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/basilisk
#!/bin/bash
sudo service basilisknovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/basilisk /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/basilisk

What Basilisk looks like

Falkon NoVNC

Falkon

Falkon is a free and open-source web browser developed by KDE, originally known as QupZilla. It is built on the Qt WebEngine and is designed to be lightweight, offering features like a built-in ad blocker and integration with desktop environments.

Run Falkon NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Falkon NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/falkonnovnc.sh | bash

Have Falkon automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit falkon service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/falkonservice /etc/init.d/falkonnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/falkonnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/falkon
#!/bin/bash
sudo service falkonnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/falkon /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/falkon

What Falkon looks like

Opera NoVNC

Opera

Run Opera NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Opera NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/operanovnc.sh | bash

Have Opera automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit opera service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/operaservice /etc/init.d/operanovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/operanovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/opera
#!/bin/bash
sudo service operanovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/opera /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/opera

What Opera looks like

Floorp NoVNC

Floorp

A Browser built for keeping the Open, Private and Sustainable Web alive. Based on Mozilla Firefox.

Run Floorp NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Floorp NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/floorpnovnc.sh | bash

Have Floorp automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit floorp service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/floorpservice /etc/init.d/floorpnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/floorpnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/floorp
#!/bin/bash
sudo service floorpnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/floorp /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +X /etc/profile.d/floorp

What Floorp looks like

Firefox NoVNC

Firefox

Mozilla Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by Mozilla Foundation and its subsidiary, Mozilla Corporate.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Firefox NoVNC using curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/firefoxnovnc.sh | bash

Have Firefox automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit firefox service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/firefoxservice /etc/init.d/firefoxnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/firefoxnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/firefox
#!/bin/bash
sudo service firefoxnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/firefox /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Firefox looks like

Seamonkey NoVNC

Seamonkey

SeaMonkey is a free and open-source Internet suite that includes a web browser, email client, HTML editor, and IRC chat client.

Run Seamonkey NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Seamonkey NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/seamonkeynovnc.sh | bash

Have Seamonkey automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit seamonkey service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/seamonkeyservice /etc/init.d/seamonkeynovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/seamonkeynovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/seamonkey
#!/bin/bash
sudo service seamonkeynovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/seamonkey /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/seamonkey

What Seamonkey looks like

Waterfox NoVNC

Waterfox

Waterfox is a popular open-source web browser that combines speed, privacy, and customization. With Waterfox, you can enjoy a fast and private browsing experience right out of the box.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Waterfox NoVNC using curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/waterfoxnovnc.sh | bash

Have Waterfox automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit waterfox service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/waterfoxservice /etc/init.d/waterfoxnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/waterfoxnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/waterfox
#!/bin/bash
sudo service waterfoxnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/waterfox /etc/profile.d

What Waterfox looks like

Midori NoVNC

Midori

Midori (Japanese: 緑, romanized: midori, lit. 'green') is a free and open-source web browser

Run Midori NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Midori NoVNC using curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/midorinovnc.sh | bash

Have Midori automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit midori service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/midoriservice /etc/init.d/midorinovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/midorinovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/midori
#!/bin/bash
sudo service midorinovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/midori /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Midori looks like

Icecat NoVNC

GNU Icecat

GNU IceCat is a free and open-source web browser based on Mozilla Firefox, developed by the GNU Project. It emphasizes user privacy and security by removing non-free add-ons and including additional privacy features not found in standard Firefox.

Run Icecat NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Icecat NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/icecatnovnc.sh | bash

Have Icecat automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit icecat service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/icecatservice /etc/init.d/icecatnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/icecatnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/icecat
#!/bin/bash
sudo service icecatnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/icecat /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Icecat looks like

Mullvad NoVNC

Mullvad

Mullvad Browser is a privacy-focused web browser developed in collaboration with the Tor Project, designed to enhance online privacy by minimizing tracking and fingerprinting.

Run Mullvad NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Mullvad NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/mullvadnovnc.sh | bash

Have Mullvad automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit mullvad service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/mullvadservice /etc/init.d/mullvadnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/mullvadnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/mullvad
#!/bin/bash
sudo service mullvadnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/mullvad /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Mullvad looks like

![screenshots/mullvad.png]

Tor NoVNC

Tor

Tor(The Onion Routing) is a free overlay network for enabling anonymous communication.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Tor NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/tornovnc.sh | bash

Run Tor Xpra using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/torxpra.sh | bash

Run Tor KasmVNC with audio support

docker run -p 3000:3000 --name tor --security-opt seccomp=unconfined ghcr.io/gitxpresso/torkasmvnc

Have Tor automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit mullvad service "USER" variable, USER variable is on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/torservice /etc/init.d/tornovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/tornovnc

Step 5: After doing Step 1, 2, 3, and Step 4 run this command to have Waterfox NoVNC automatically start on boot

sudo service tornovnc start

Have tor service automatically start on login

First create the file using cat here document

sudo cat << EOF > ~/tor
sudo service tornovnc start 
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/tor /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/tor

What Tor looks like

Pale Moon NoVNC

Pale Moon

Pale Moon is a free, open-source browser focused on customization and privacy, based on an older version of Firefox.

Run Pale Moon NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Pale Moon NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/palemoonnovnc.sh | bash

Have Pale Moon automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit pale moon service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/palemoonservice /etc/init.d/palemoonnovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/palemoonnovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/palemoon
#!/bin/bash
sudo service palemoonnovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/palemoon /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Pale Moon looks like

Pulse NoVNC

Pulse browser

Pulse Browser is an experimental fork of Firefox designed to enhance productivity with a minimalistic user interface and built-in tools, such as a QR code generator and ad blocker. It aims to balance usability and privacy, offering features that differ from standard Firefox while still maintaining some level of security.

Run Pulse Browser NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Pulse Browser NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/pulsenovnc.sh | bash

Have Pulse automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit pulse service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/pulseservice /etc/init.d/pulsenovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/pulsenovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/pulse
#!/bin/bash
sudo service pulsenovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~ /pulse /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Pulse Browser looks like

Vivaldi NoVNC

Vivaldi

Vivaldi is a free, customizable web browser developed by Vivaldi Technologies, known for its built-in email client and features like ad blocking and privacy protection. It is designed for users who prefer a highly personalized browsing experience.

Run Vivaldi NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Vivaldi NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/vivaldinovnc.sh | bash

Have Icecat automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit vivaldi service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/vivaldiservice /etc/init.d/vivaldinovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/vivaldinovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/vivaldi
#!/bin/bash
sudo service vivaldinovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/vivaldi /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Vivaldi looks like

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Qutebrowser NoVNC

Qutebrowser

qutebrowser is a free, open-source web browser that is keyboard-focused and minimal in design.

Run Qutebrowser NoVNC

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Qutebrowser NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/qutebrowsernovnc.sh | bash

Have Qutebrowser automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit qute service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/qutebrowserservice /etc/init.d/qutenovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/qutenovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/qutebrowser
#!/bin/bash
sudo service qutebrowsernovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/qutebrowser /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Qutebrowsers looks like

Zen NoVNC

Zen

Zen Browser is a free and open-source fork of Mozilla Firefox, with its main focus being privacy, customizability and design

Run Zen NoVNC

Install Curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Start Zen NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/zenbrowsernovnc.sh | bash

Have Zen automatically starts on boot

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/gitxpresso/browsers-novnc.git ~/browsers-novnc

Step 2: Go to the cloned directory and edit zen service "USER" variable on line 13

Tip

If you don't know current your linux username then do "whoami" or "echo $USER" to find your current linux username

You can edit the file using vim after finishing editing the file do :wq and press ENTER to save and exit

Example of what USER variable looks like in the script

The number "13" below is to show what is on line 13

13 export USER="linux"

Step 3: After setting the user variable in Step 2 run the command below in your bash terminal

sudo mv -f ~/browsers-novnc/zenservice /etc/init.d/zennovnc

Step 4: Make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/zennovnc

create the file in /etc/proflie.d

cat << EOF >~/zen
#!/bin/bash
sudo service zennovnc start
EOF

move the file to /etc/profile.d

sudo mv -f ~/zen /etc/profile.d

make the file executable

sudo chmod +x /etc/profile.d/firefox

What Zen Browser looks like

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Similar Projects Im making

LinuxApps NoVNC As much linux apps I can find, any collaboration would help, thanks Not going to work on this project until I have all the still working Browsers that support linux

Set Default x www browser

🚧 UNDER CONSTRUCTION 🚧

LinuxApps-NoVNC

Table of Contents

3d Software

• Go to 3d Cad Apps
• Blender NoVNC
• Librecad NoVNC
• Leocad NoVNC
• Freecad NoVNC
• Openscad NoVNC

Text editor Software

• Kate NoVNC *
• Kile NoVNC *
• SublimeText NoVNC *

Code Editor Platforms AKA Ide

• Go To Cross Platform Code Editor Apps
• Vscode NoVNC
• Vscodium NoVNC
• Devpod NoVNC
• Netbeans NoVNC
• Eclipse NoVNC
• KDevelop NoVNC

Office Suite Applications

• Go To Office suite apps
• LibreOffice NoVNC
• OpenOffice NoVNC
• FreeOffice NoVNC
• WPS Office NoVNC

Image Editing Applications

• Go To Image Editing Applications
• GIMP NoVNC
• Inkscape NoVNC
• DigiKam NoVNC
• Fotoxx NoVNC
• Pinta NoVNC
• Showfoto NoVNC
• Rawtherapee NoVNC
• Darktable NoVNC
• Shotwell NoVNC
• Photoflow NoVNC

3d Cad Apps

Blender NoVNC

Blender

Blender is a free and open-source 3D creation suite. With Blender, you can create 3D visualizations such as still images, 3D animations and VFX shots. You can also edit videos.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Blender NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/blendernovnc.sh | bash

What Blender Looks like

Freecad

Freecad

FreeCAD is an open-source parametric 3D modeler made primarily to design real-life objects of any size. Parametric modeling allows you to easily modify your design by going back into your model history and changing its parameters.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install freecad and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/freecadnovnc.sh | bash

What Freecad looks like

Openscad NoVNC

Openscad

OpenSCAD is software for creating solid 3D CAD objects. It is free software and available for Linux/UNIX, MS Windows and Mac OS X

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Openscad and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/openscadnovnc.sh | bash

What Openscad looks like

Librecad NoVNC

Librecad

LibreCAD is a computer-aided design (CAD) application for 2D design. It is free and open-source, and available for Unix / Linux, macOS, and Windows operating systems.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Librecad and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/librecadnovnc.sh | bash

What Librecad Looks Like

Leocad NoVNC

Leocad

LeoCAD is a powerful computer-aided design (CAD) software specifically designed for creating virtual models with LEGO® bricks.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Leocad and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/leocadnovnc.sh | bash

What Leocad looks like

KiCad is a free and open-source electronics design automation (EDA) suite. It features schematic capture, integrated circuit simulation, printed circuit board (PCB) layout, 3D rendering, and plotting/data export to numerous formats.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Kicad and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/kicadnovnc.sh | bash

What Kicad looks like

Cross Platform Code Editor Apps

Vscode NoVNC

Vscode

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a free, cross-platform code editor developed by Microsoft. It is designed to provide a streamlined and efficient coding experience for developers working on various platforms, including Windows, macOS, and Linux

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Vscode and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/vscodenovnc.sh | bash

What Vscode Looks Like

Vscodium

Vscodium

VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Vscode and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/vscodecodium.sh | bash

What vscodium looks like

KDevelop NoVNC

KDevelop

KDevelop is a free and open-source integrated development environment (IDE) for Unix-like computer operating systems and Windows.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install KDevelop and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/kdevelopnovnc.sh | bash

What KDevelop Looks Like

DevPod NoVNC

DevPod is a tool used to create reproducible developer environments. Each developer environment runs in a separate container and is specified through a devcontainer.json. DevPod providers can create these containers on the local computer, any reachable remote machine, or in a public or private cloud. It's also possible to extend DevPod and write your own custom providers.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Devpod NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/devpodnovnc.sh | bash

What Devpod Looks Like

Eclipse NoVNC

Eclipse is a powerful and widely used integrated development environment (IDE) that supports various programming languages, such as Java, C++, and Python.

GIF On how to install using Eclipse Installer

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Eclipse NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/eclipsenovnc.sh | bash

What Eclipse IDE Looks Like

Netbeans NoVNC

Netbeans

Netbeans is an open-source Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It is used to develop applications with Java, PHP, C++, HTML and many other programming languages. The applications are developed using modules in Java. NetBeans can run on any operating system such as Windows, MacOS, Linux etc.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install Netbeans and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/netbeansnovnc.sh | bash

What Netbeans Looks Like

Text editor Software

Office suite Applications

LibreOffice NoVNC

LibreOffice is a powerful, free and private office suite

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install LibreOffice and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/libreofficenovnc.sh | bash

What LibreOffice Looks Like

OpenOffice NoVNC

Apache OpenOffice is an open source office productivity suite

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Install OpenOffice and run NoVNC using Curl

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/openofficenovnc.sh | bash

What OpenOffice Looks Like

FreeOffice NoVNC

FreeOffice is a full-featured Office suite that includes word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software. Developed by SoftMaker, it is compatible with Microsoft Office formats and available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Best of all, it's completely free for both business and personal use

FreeOffice Planmaker

Run FreeOffice Planmaker NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/freeofficeplanmakernovnc.sh | bash

What FreeOffice Planmaker Looks like

FreeOffice Presentations

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run FreeOffice Presentations NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/freeofficepresentationsnovnc.sh | bash

What FreeOffice Presentations Looks like

FreeOffice TextMaker

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run FreeOffice TextMaker NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/freeofficetextmakernovnc.sh | bash

What FreeOffice TextMaker Looks like

OnlyOffice NoVNC

ONLYOFFICE is a secure online office suite that is highly compatible with MS Office formats. It offers document editing and collaboration tools, and can be used as part of ONLYOFFICE Workspace.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run OnlyOffice NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/onlyofficenovnc.sh | bash

What OnlyOffice Looks like

WPS Office NoVNC

WPS Office is an integrated office suite that combines Word, PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, and other tools into one powerful toolkit.

Important

error loading icons when wps is launched, I try to fix the error

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run WPS Office NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/wpsofficenovnc.sh | bash

What WPS Office Looks like

Image Editing Applications

GIMP NoVNC

GIMP is a free and open source program for photo retouching, image composition and image authoring.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run GIMP NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/gimpnovnc.sh | bash

What GIMP Looks like

Inkscape NoVNC

Inkscape is a Free and open source vector graphics editor for GNU/Linux, Windows and macOS. It offers a rich set of features and is widely used for both artistic and technical illustrations such as cartoons, clip art, logos, typography, diagramming and flowcharting.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Inkscape NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/inkscapenovnc.sh | bash

What Inkscape Looks like

DigiKam NoVNC

digiKam is an advanced open-source digital photo management application that runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS. The application provides a comprehensive set of tools for importing, managing, editing, and sharing photos and raw files

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run DigiKam NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/digikamnovnc.sh | bash

What DigiKam Looks like

Krita NoVNC

Krita is a professional, free, and open-source painting program. It is designed primarily for digital art and 2D animation. Krita allows you to open, save, edit, and author HDR and scene-referred images. It provides features similar to traditional illustration software like paintbrushes and blenders, making it a popular choice for artists

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Krita NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/kritanovnc.sh | bash

What Krita Looks like

Fotoxx NoVNC

Fotoxx is a free GNU/Linux program for editing photos or other images and managing a large collection. Images can be viewed in scrollable pages of thumbnails (variable size) or singly in a large window. Fotoxx has many editing tools that go beyond changing brightness, contrast and color.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Fotoxx NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/fotoxxnovnc.sh | bash

What Fotoxx Looks like

Pinta NoVNC

Pinta is a free, open-source bitmap image editor with a versatile range of uses. It can be used as a basic graphics editor or paint tool similar to MS Paint and Paintbrush for Mac.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Pinta NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/pintanovnc.sh | bash

What Pinta Looks like

Showfoto NoVNC

Showfoto is a powerful image editor that allows you to quickly edit images. It can be used to view and edit your photos. Showfoto is the standalone image editor for the digiKam Project..

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Showfoto NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/showfotonovnc.sh | bash

What Showfoto Looks like

Rawtherapee NoVNC

Rawtherapee

RawTherapee is a free, open-source photo editing software.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Rawtherapee NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/rawtherapeenovnc.sh | bash

What Rawtherapee Looks like

Darktable NoVNC

Darktable

Darktable is an open-source photography workfhttpslow application and raw developer. It allows photographers to manage digital negatives in a database, view them through a zoomable lighttable, and develop raw images while maintaining non-destructive editing.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Darktable NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/darktablenovnc.sh | bash

What Darktable Looks like

Shotwell NoVNC

Shotwell

Shotwell is an image organizer designed for the GNOME desktop environment. It allows you to import photos from disk or camera, organize them by keywords and events, view them in full-window or fullscreen mode, and share them with others via social networking.

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Shotwell NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/shotwellnovnc.sh | bash

What Shotwell Looks like

Photoflow NoVNC

Photoflow

PhotoFlow is a non-destructive photo retouching program that provides a complete RAW image editing workflow

Install curl if you don't have it

sudo apt install curl

Run Photoflow NoVNC

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GitXpresso/Browsers-NoVNC/refs/heads/main/photoflownovnc.sh | bash

What Photoflow Looks like