← Back to context Comment by quibono 18 hours ago Are you open to contributions? I would love if there was a non-chromium alternative to wkhtmltopdf! 3 comments quibono Reply flexagoon 16 hours ago wkhtmltopdf is not chromium though? "Wk" literally stands for WebKit.There's also https://weasyprint.org/ which doesn't use any browser engine, but rather a custom renderer.And both of those (and Prince) can be used as a backend by Pandoc (https://pandoc.org/) 5- 18 hours ago like https://www.princexml.com/ ? edoceo 18 hours ago Yea, Prince is awesome. Not FOSS tho. I make some GPL or MIT licensed software and wish there was something as good a Prince with more open license.
flexagoon 16 hours ago wkhtmltopdf is not chromium though? "Wk" literally stands for WebKit.There's also https://weasyprint.org/ which doesn't use any browser engine, but rather a custom renderer.And both of those (and Prince) can be used as a backend by Pandoc (https://pandoc.org/)
5- 18 hours ago like https://www.princexml.com/ ? edoceo 18 hours ago Yea, Prince is awesome. Not FOSS tho. I make some GPL or MIT licensed software and wish there was something as good a Prince with more open license.
edoceo 18 hours ago Yea, Prince is awesome. Not FOSS tho. I make some GPL or MIT licensed software and wish there was something as good a Prince with more open license.
wkhtmltopdf is not chromium though? "Wk" literally stands for WebKit.
There's also https://weasyprint.org/ which doesn't use any browser engine, but rather a custom renderer.
And both of those (and Prince) can be used as a backend by Pandoc (https://pandoc.org/)
like https://www.princexml.com/ ?
Yea, Prince is awesome. Not FOSS tho. I make some GPL or MIT licensed software and wish there was something as good a Prince with more open license.