Balayer 0.1

Only HTML, text and images are rendered. It has the peculiarity to be entirely written in Python, though based on many C-written pieces.
The idea of it came because I like Operas way of browsing, but it is too buggy on Linux, so when I saw someone had written a HTML rendering widget with rather few dependencies, I decided to write my own web browser.
This has led me to write other software pieces that are needed to run balayer for the most part: python-gdkinput, python-cschtml, gladepyc. The latter was independant from Balayer at start, but finally I decided that Balayer would be a good demonstration for it; At the same time, I had to implement features in gladepyc to implement Balayer, so they both benefitted from each other.
Main features:
- Single window navigation: web pages are displayed in a notebook rather than in separate Windows.
- Clicking on a link displays the new page systematically in a new tab, and does not focus it automatically. This is to ease parallel loading of pages.
- Non-blocking loading: you can continue viewing pages while documents and images are loading.
- Bookmark manager: shows and manage separate bookmark trees for each supported bookmark format. No native bookmark format, it uses others. Planned: Opera, Lynx, Netscape.
- Should be quite fast and light (memory and disk footprint); At least it is on my host.