Yeah, indeed, we got tree-style history and mode-based distraction-free browsing. You can see the project directly at https://github.com/grindhold/rainbow-lollipop

Contributions are very welcome :)

finally, beautiful themes that are sophisticated enough to work in both terminal and GUI. And all in one place. This link made me a very happy man.

Correct. Regular applications are still mostly written in C, but newer projects tend to use Vala more and more.

Ask me anything about rainbow-lollipop

Well, I cannot compile the current version, nor install the deb. Using latest Linux Mint. It took some effort getting all the dependencies right, and it wasn't clear that I had to install the httpseverywhere plugin also provided on your Github account :)

While building, I get the following error that I cannot seem to solve:

CMakeFiles/rainbow-lollipop.dir/src/config_dialog.c.o: In function `rainbow_lollipop_config_dialog_construct': config_dialog.c:(.text+0x265e): undefined reference to `gtk_switch_set_state'

if by "latest" you mean the "rebecca"-release they advertise on their homepage, i got bad news for you. They ship with gtk version 3.10.x. The minimum api needed is 3.14.x . This dependency is available in mint since the "betsy"-release.

i just pushed a fix, so older APIs should work, too. Please pull the git and try to build again. Thanks for the hint :)

It worked, thanks!

Yup except for the large image, you got everything right. The large image _was_ the topmost suggestion of autocompletion at the time. This one in particular was "search the string in the url-bar with duckduckgo". It does not exist anymore. It has been replaced with three neat columns that organize suggestions in a better way.