Running web page from Raspberry Pi or alternative SBC or combination

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Has anyone gotten a web browser to respond swiftly on a Raspberry Pi Zero W / Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W? I'm attempting to run local leaflet maps on my PI's. They can currently host it, but I can't get it to display on a web browser with a fast enough refresh rate to be functional. The goal is to host and display a leaflet map on a Raspberry Pi outside in the field with a TFT screen attached.

I have some additional boards to test and combine if the above is not possible, which could perhaps be used as a driver board combined with the PI's?
  • Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (Not ideal as it is bulky and I am trying to keep cost / power consumption down)
  • Raspberry Pi Pico
  • ESP32
  • ESP8266
  • D1 Mini
  • Arduino UNO
  • Arduino Mega
  • Arduino Nano
  • Arduino Due

Thank you
 
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Nigel Goodwin said:
As far as I'm aware most smart watches are more fitness based, and are really too small to have web browsers.
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As the OP appears to want to use a "Watch" size display then the readability isn't a factor. Googling "smart watch browser" brings up lots of hits.

If not a smart watch (which does seems like a bad idea) then any phone with a browser would seem to be more functional than the SPI display currently being used.

Mike.
 
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