🧑‍💻 Noob Browser

Because the world definitely needed another browser.

💡Motivation

This magnificent creation exists solely because I decided to explore ElectronJS and had a bit too much free time.
Please don’t take this seriously—I certainly don’t. The only reason you’re seeing this documentation is because I was too bored to scroll Instagram.
Fun fact: I’m writing this README while listening to songs on YouTube in this very browser.😎

📸 Screenshots

Just imagine what a browser looks like... yeah, it’s like that.
I added screenshots so you don’t have to suffer by actually running the project:

📌 Features

Oh, you're in for a treat. Look at all these completely groundbreaking features:

• Multiple tabs AND multiple windows (yes, like it's 2005).
• Tab data gets saved in localStorage (wow, persistence!).
• Supports your very average keyboard shortcuts.
• It can do most of what a browser does, just... not particularly well.

🛠️ Tech Stack

Built with the power of:

• HTML (shockingly still relevant)
• CSS (sprinkled in, like parsley)
• JavaScript (obviously)
• Electron Forge (aka the "turn websites into apps" toolbox)
• Vite (because waiting for builds is too mainstream)

Note

Yes, this could've been done with better tech and actual optimization... but we’re not aiming for Google Chrome here, are we?

⚙️Installation & Setup

Warning

Think twice. Then maybe don’t.
But if you're feeling brave—or dangerously bored—go ahead:

Step 1: Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/Adamya-Gupta/Noob-Browser.git

Step 2: Install Required Dependencies

cd Noob-Browser
npm install

Step 3: Launch the Beast

npm start

Now enjoy your browser experience (just don’t expect miracles).

🚀 Future Improvements

• Maybe build a browser that’s actually, you know, usable.
• Polish the UI with some modern fairy dust.
• Fix bugs... someday... probably... maybe not.

🤷 Disclaimer

This project is for educational chaos only. Use at your own risk. Side effects may include eye rolling and developer cringe.