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How does this compare to Lightpanda, which appears to be trying to solve the same issue? https://github.com/lightpanda-io/browser https://github.com/lightpanda-

• JasonHEIN 6mo ago
  3 differences: 1. I use the MIT license, so you don't have to pay. Lightpanda requires payment if you use it for business. :) 2. I use Rust to try to further optimize. 3. Lightpanda isn't in Markdown format; it's more like a curl format.
  • krichprollsch 6mo ago
    Disclaimer: I'm a Lightpanda co-author Just wanted to add some clarifications to your list: > 1. I use the MIT license, so you don't have to pay. Lightpanda requires payment if you use it for business. :) Lightpanda uses the AGPL license, you can use it for business for free. Your only obligation is to distribute any modified version of Lightpanda's code + the license to your users. > 3. Lightpanda isn't in Markdown format; it's more like a curl format. I'm not sure what you mean, but Lightpanda can dump a rendered page in Markdown format via the CLI, CDP (using the custom LP domain), and the native MCP. This is a feature added recently. BTW, Pardus looks nice, congrats! I'll follow your progress. And I agree, it's great to see more players in this space!