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Offline x303

Re: Native 68k Netsurf
« on: April 17, 2011, 10:37:23 PM »
Quote from: eb15;624326
If you don't like the idea of working on yet another Amiga port of netsurf, there's always other fish in the sea.  Maybe you would be more interested in porting Amaya (the w3.org HTML, CSS, and SVG editor and browser program) to your choice of interface.
Looks this isn't going to be updated anymore, although the mailinglist is still full of bugreports. Better choose an active one, like netsurf...
 

Offline x303

Re: Native 68k Netsurf
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2011, 10:43:05 PM »
Quote from: eb15;624326
If you don't like the idea of working on yet another Amiga port of netsurf, there's always other fish in the sea.  Maybe you would be more interested in porting Amaya (the w3.org HTML, CSS, and SVG editor and browser program) to your choice of interface.
Looks this isn't going to be updated anymore, although the mailinglist is still full of bugreports. Better choose an active one, like netsurf...

Quote from: chris;624354

Anyway, this is one of the reasons why I suggested backporting the OS4 frontend instead of creating a new one.  Anything like that I'm going to be fixing anyway, all it needs is compiling and testing on OS3.
Right On :D