And once you’d wrapped your head around what is going on and what the scripting is expecting the browser to be capable of doing, you’ll understand why “adding JavaScript” is a very complicated thing indeed. If you have a fast computer and modern browser, click it. How d’you fancy a word processor running in a window?Īn insane example is the following button. Any version will do, they are all varying degrees of disaster-in-progress but one thing in common is that a lot of use is made of scripting to make it all “work” (that word in scare quotes).Ī complicated example is Google Docs. (if you aren’t familiar with the Konami code, watch this: )Ī midrange example is Yahoo! mail. I think the problem comes with the DOM model, and realising quite how many tentacles JavaScript is willing to ram into the browser’s concept of reality.Ī simple example is my blog – open it in a browser and try the Konami code. Scrolling is very juddery and some pages can take a long time to load.įor us, most of the work is (re)writing the rest of the browser so that all the interfaces needed by JavaScript are available. On a Pi Zero it takes about 40s to start up. Scrolling is fairly smooth on both these platforms and page loading is reasonably quick. It takes about 16 seconds to start up on Titanium and IGEPv5. Copying them to a RAM disc speeds things up a bit. They just need to be seen by the filer before QupZilla is run otherwise you’ll get squares instead of text. !UnixFont and !UnixFC can be copied anywhere. Just copy or merge the !Boot folder over your existing one. Without them spell checking will not work and you’ll get certificate warnings if visiting sites using https. Theses are both installed in !Boot.Resources when you copy/merge the supplied !Boot folder. There are two new application folders !CaCertificates and !Hunspell.
QUPZILLA DOWNLOAD UPGRADE
If you’re already using Otter browser it will just upgrade some of the libraries. It contains everything needed to get up and running.
QUPZILLA DOWNLOAD DOWNLOAD
A test version of QupZilla 1.8.9 is available to download from here.
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