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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 16:26:02
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| 68k Port. Anyone? _________________ Amiga 1200 | Vampire 1200 II | 128 MB RAM | Indivision AGA Mk3 | Prisma Megamix | 250 GB mSATA SSD | AmigaOS 3.2 AmigaOne X1000 | 1.8 GHz | 4 GB RAM | Radeon R7 250X | 250 GB SATA SSD | AmigaOS 4.1
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 16:50:10
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| @DJBase
My thoughts too...
Seems more reasonable to port this to 68K than OWB (lower mem requirements etc)
Alex.
Also, early screenshots here: http://www.amigans.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=1940&forum=21 Last edited by DBAlex on 11-Aug-2008 at 04:51 PM.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 17:06:59
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 17:29:32
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| Awesome news! _________________ Sent from my Quantum Computer.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 17:47:41
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| I dont know..........you wait around ages for a more modern web broswer for your Amiga and they all come along at once!  _________________
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 18:50:31
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| Chris had Netsurf up and running at the ANT meeting yesterday, and it was most impressive Even though it clearly needs more development (in particular, scrolling and forms), it definitely seemed more responsive than OWB despite probably not being completely optimised; I suppose that's the advantage of basing it on an engine designed with lower-spec computers in mind (RiscOS machines). It already renders most sites with CSS fine. I imagine it would perhaps be more suitable than OWB on Blizzard/Cyberstorm machines... _________________
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 19:11:04
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| Congratulation on the porting to amiga. Looks nice so far. I hope you fix javascript too. Keep up the good work. |
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 19:35:38
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| @alx
Scrolling is sorted (thanks to Ami603, although he doesn't know he helped fix it ). As you say, the ANT build had no compiler optimisation and the display was a bit non-optimal as well (which I've improved now).
I've not tried switching compiler optimisation on for it so not sure how much of a difference it'll make.
@DJBase
No 68k version, far too many dependencies to compile. I don't think I've added anything which particularly requires OS4 so it should be doable.
@Kicko
Javascript isn't really my problem, it's not present in the browser for me to fix! Last edited by Chris_Y on 11-Aug-2008 at 07:37 PM.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 20:00:11
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| Chris_Y:
I'm glad i was of some help,maybe that allows me to apply for a early version to show locally within Spain users .
Great work,it seems we're going to have plenty of choice in the browser's area, finally.
Regarding Javascript support, maybe we could add support with this:
http://os4depot.net/index.php?function=search&tool=simple&f_fields=javascript Last edited by Ami603 on 11-Aug-2008 at 08:03 PM.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 22:23:55
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| This is great news !
I hope we can finally get OS 3.x library or datatype for :
html.library
javascript.library
etc so we dont have to re-invent the wheel and open the door to HTML support in alot of current and future applications.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 23:03:32
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| @Ami603
There's a library version of that as well, I think. I don't know enough about the internal structure of NetSurf to know whether it is of any use, but I suspect the core developers are already aware of Spidermonkey. AIUI Javascript (within NetSurf) needs DOM first which is in early stages.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 11-Aug-2008 23:44:19
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| Chris:
Seriously , this is awesome news.
i will happily donate a 3 digit sum as soon as i see a working beta or whatever, and then another one when its gone gold.
cheers and many thanks for re-igniting my web browsing future. _________________ See my blog and collection website! . https://www.blog.amigaguru.com
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 0:15:15
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| Nice work!  _________________ After a decade away from the scene, I am back!
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 8:18:31
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 13:33:04
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| I second that. This is the better idea! _________________ Philippe 'Elwood' Ferrucci Sam460 1.10 Ghz AmigaOS 4 betatester Amiga Translator Organisation
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 14:01:18
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| Walkero:yes i agree! 100% _________________ See my blog and collection website! . https://www.blog.amigaguru.com
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 14:01:43
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| Has anyone working on this tried going to zoho.com or docs.google.com to see if those web application suites work through this browser?
Good job, BTW _________________ The problem with AmigaOS on PPC isn't that PPC is big-endian. The problem with AmigaOS on PPC is that PPC is dead-endian.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 14:17:59
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| @Walkero, Elwood, Toaks Forget it, I don't break my promises. Not to Marcin or the other people who made a donation!
No money from the Sputnik bounty will go to other projects unless Marcin has to stop development. And since Marcin now has both A1 hardware and have had time for development a release for OS4 is getting close.
Btw. Neither NetSurf or owb was available(or worth) to port back when the OS4 bounty for Sputnik was started. Sputnik seemed the best choice as it was easiest browser to port to OS4.
Problems with hardware availability has delayed the Sputnik project but expect a first version soon and enjoy that we actually have a choice in browsers. Now I'm just missing a new version of IBrowse  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
And guys, whenever you see these nice new developments for OS4, remember to make a donation (even if you already donated for another "competing" project). _________________
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 14:49:35
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Even more good news.
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Re: NetSurf Posted on 12-Aug-2008 15:17:24
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| @troels
ah so there is a chance of sputnik still comming then?
well that does change my opinion ofcourse, on the money matter side anyway. _________________ See my blog and collection website! . https://www.blog.amigaguru.com
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