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Tag Archives: midori
Midori Gets Faster Startup, GTK3 Improvements in Lastest Release
Midori Update Brings Revamped Speed Dial, Bug Fixes
Web-browser Midori Adds Unity Support and Neat ‘Next Page’ Feature,
Midori 0.3.6 brings welcome fixes, small speed bump
Web browser Midori ditches menu bar by default
Midori 0.3.0 released, adds new default search engine
The latest version of lightweight webkit browser Midori has been released.
Alongside bug fixes and stability improvements version 0.3.0 sees duckduckgo.com set as the default search engine.
Midori 0.2.9 released with private browsing, Google reader fix & more
A new version of lightweight webkit-based web-browser Midori has been released, adding support for private browsing, privacy improvements and fixes galore.
Midori 0.2.8 Released
Midori 0.2.7 Benchmarked
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Earlier today we reported on the release of Midori 0.2.7 but aside from new features and extensions has the lightweight browser gotten any faster? Sunspider It should be noted that the SunSpider benchmarks only measure a browsers JavaScript rendering performance. This, however, is important since most of the sites I visit are JavaScript heavy. The [...]
MIdori web browser 0.2.7 released – new features, new extensions, better speed
The latest version of GTK webkit based web browser Midori has clawed its way out of the barn and into release land. New Features In keeping with other popular browsers Midori now has support for auto-completion of bookmarks via the location bar and via the ‘search’ feature in the bookmarks panel. This makes finding your [...]
Midori 0.2.6 Released – Now allows custom number of speed-dials
Webkit based browser Midori hit version 0.2.6 in a new release today, coming just over a week since version 0.2.5 was made available. Notable improvements & fixes in this new version include: – Dialogue prompt when quitting with download in progress Renders icons properly in speed-dial for all icon themes Configurable number of speed-dial shortcuts [...]
Midori 0.2.5 Released!

Just a few minutes ago, I received an email from Christian, the lead developer of Midori, letting me know that version 0.2.5 was just released. My instant reaction? “HOORAY!” In case you hadn’t seen, I personally am a fan, and have set out discussing some of the good and the bad of Midori, and comparing [...]
Midori 0.2.4: The good & the Bad

At some point, nearly unnoticed, Midori 0.2.4 slipped through to repositories everywhere. I know what you’re thinking, “Who cares about a 6 week old partial release? Lucid Lynx comes out in less than two days!” Well, I think Midori ought to find a home on your new install. Why? Well, quite honestly, not as a [...]
Midori 0.2.3 Released

Midori 0.2.3 has been released to the wilds and a jam-packed release it is too! Midori?! What the frell is that? It’s a GTK+ based Webkit browser that is extremely fast and extremely awesome. It has Notify-OSD support, AdBlock extensions, a ‘speed dial’ new tab page and a customizable toolbar. New Features This new release [...]
Midori 0.2.0 Released

The Midori team today announced the release of version 0.2.0 of the webkit based web browser. This latest release see’s a ton of improvements made to the once notoriously crash-happy browser. These include: – Improved AdBlock extension. It can now read adblock+ and EasyList filters as well as gaining support for element blocking. A new [...]









