A HTTP proxy server that renders the web page in to a GIF/PNG/JPEG image associated with clickable imagemap of the original web links. It allows to use historical and obsolete web browsers on the modern web. It's still a work in progress but it's quite stable and usable for casual web browsing.
Version 2.0 brings support for PythonMagick (ImageMagick Library) that allows to optimize and reduce image size or covert to greyscale or bitmap for these cool computers without color displays.
- SSL/TLS stripping is delegated to
sslstrip1, which you need to install into your PATH first - I'm also looking for moving away from WebKit, QT and Python
- Stay tuned
WRP works on macOS (Mac OS X), Linux and FreeBSD. On macOS it uses Cocoa Webkit, on Linux/FreeBSD QT Webkit, for which needs PyQT4 or PyQT5.
- macOS - should just work
- Linux/FreeBSD install
python-pyqt5.qtwebkit
Edit wrp.py, scroll past Copyright nonsense to find config parameters
Configure your web browser to use HTTP proxy at IP address and port where WRP is running. If using browsers prior to HTML 3.2, ISMAP option may need to be enabled. Check configuration.