It is also significantly more hackable than before, with some examples of interactivity with external process (here Emacs) put on display in the following article:

https://next.atlas.engineer/article/emacs-hacks.org

News from the change log:

- Add RELOAD-CURRENT-BUFFER command and bind it to C-r

- Add NEXT-VERSION command. It reports the commit hash if it was not built on a tag version.

- Add cookie support. GTK implementation has per-buffer cookie support.

- Report page load status to echo area

- Add COPY-TITLE command and bind it to M-w

- Add COPY-ANCHOR-URL command and bind it to C-x C-w

- Add COPY-URL command and bind it to C-w

- Add PASTE command to minibuffer and bind it to C-v and C-y

- Add common movement commands to minibuffer. For instance `cursor-forwards-word` is bound to `M-f` by default.

- Add "echo area" to display status messaages

- Set window title dynamically

- Embed/Replace build dependencies in the Cocoa port. It now builds out of the box, with no need for external libraries.

- Add commandline arguments to the Cocoa platform port

- Report user configuration errors

- Save platform logs to /tmp/next-$USER/

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