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# Advanced user manual

This short page includes some additional things you might want to know about how to use Napture.

## Keybinds

| `CONTROL` + `SHIFT` + `S`          | `CONTROL` + `SHIFT` + `P`                                                                                                                 | `CONTROL` + `SHIFT` + `I`                                                 |
| ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| This will open Napture's Settings. | This will open *Napture Logs*. This is made for developers, but it may help you understand why a page isn't working in case that happens. | This will open the built-in *GTK Inspector*. This is made for developers. |

## Using other browsers

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Since Web X is an open-source network, there are different browsers available, like the following:

| Provider       | Where to get it it                                                                                          | Maintainer                                            | Recommended                                                                                                                              |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Bussin Napture | Go to the [releases tab of the official Web X repository](https://github.com/face-hh/webx/releases/latest). | :heavy\_check\_mark: **Official Web X service**       | YES                                                                                                                                      |
| Bussinga       | Go to the [Bussinga repository](https://github.com/codingMASTER398/bussinga/releases/latest).               | [codingMASTER398](https://github.com/codingMASTER398) | YES if you are a Windows user. As of Napture 1.2.2, Bussinga 0.0.1 seems to work better on MS Windows. **Webview based**.                |
| Fapture        | Go to the [Fapture repository](https://github.com/nojasm/fapture/)                                          | [nojasm](https://github.com/nojasm/)                  | Kind off. Compatible with both CSS 3.25 and standard CSS 3. Has no releases and needs to be compiled by the end user. **Webview based**. |

**Something is wrong with this table? As 3rd party browsers get updated, this table can get outdated over time.** [**Make a PR to help keep it up to date.**](https://github.com/face-hh/webx/tree/master/docs) **Thanks in advance!**


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