Looking forward to see what the new release brings....having been an IB user for a loooong time :D

Is it 68k Classic only?

Excellent news!!!!!!!!

TrevorDick

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I knew that mentioning aWeb in the IBrowse thread would get some results!

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Rage quited 29th May 2011

Cool!..

Its someone Best NEws in the Year!!..

To, Stefan and Oliver:

. Thanks and congratulation for all the Work .. from all Active Amiga Users..

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I thought you guys might find this interesting:

IBrowse 2.4 Feature List

Good news for Ibrowse users :) Now ill move on to read whats been done in the update.

Great! Glad to hear this.

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I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.

Excellent news off course, but to "navigate seriously" on the net better waiting for Sputnik or Paihia ...

Sadly today CSS are indispensable :-/

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@samo79

Even if I'm happy that 2.4 is soon here, I get more excited about what 3.0 will bring to us. This is a huge mistery for now but I hope Stefan has some surprises for us

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Sounds great: JavaScript working (again) with more modern sites, no silly bugs on certain modern web sites (probably), proper IE spoofing, etc. Basically everything (except CSS support) that forced me to use Firefox. Dunno if I'd switch back now though...

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I'm impressed! That fix and update list shows an immense amount of time and effort! That's very well done!

A tiny question, PS printing is mentioned; does this call the Amiga PS driver, or does it bypass and go direct to the 'preferred' printer? I ask because I'm using USB or Ethernet to access printing (via Norway & Highway on classic 2000 with OS3.9) on a couple of network lasers, and I can only currently print PS from FinalWriter, everything else still tries for the grotty inkjet on the parallel port.

Keep up the good work!

Many Thanks

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I'm impressed! That fix and update list shows an immense amount of time and effort! That's very well done!

Please be aware that the changelog on the website has not been updated since July 2005, and a lot more has changed since then

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Woohoo! Good news at last!

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This is certainly a good to know, but how (for example) about flash plugin ?
Is it improved from the last news ?

And more important how is the general improvements from July 2005 ?

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@Ibrowse Team

Great news, I can't wait to try it out soon,
what a nice christmas present

/aakerlund(Paladine)

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It is nice to see the progress that is still being made on this browser. I look forward to giving any demos released of it a going over if/when they become available.

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So what about unicode pages? Can this browser visualize properly this kind of webpages in OS3.9? (it depends on font.library? AmigaOS 4.0 supports unicode?)


EDIT:
I found the following infos here:
Preliminary character set and utf-8 support
One of the new features of AmigaOS4 is the ability to use fonts that provide multiple character set mappings. IBrowse has been enhanced to take advantage of this feature, allowing the page to be displayed in the character set specified by the page. There are some limitations to this, including that it only affects text in the HTML display (not the window title, tab titles, embedded MUI objects used in forms, etc). Also utf-8 decoding is mostly restricted to mapping back to characters available in the windows-1252 character set. This feature is "work in progress", with a better solution planned for IB3, but we saw no harm in making the current functionality available in the meantime.

and here the kind of pages I wanted to visit

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The absence of new Amiga machines has to hurt business! Where
amd going to install my brand new IBrowse2.4 ? Pretend the A1
burned out after three years.

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Onto your classic 68K Amiga?

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Rage quited 29th May 2011

Thanks iBrowse Team. You`ve made my day. I won`t get to sleep now, I`m too excited!

Andy.

Posted with iBrowse 2.3 on OS4.