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Subject: Re: [MiNT] OT Highwire
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Hi!

Perhaps it slipped through the first time as I haven't seen any  
reactions before so I will reiterate on the idea: WebKit should be the  
way for a _compatible_, and reasonably slim open-source browser. Like  
I said, the Android adapted version should be suitable for any low- 
powered HW.

BTW: Yesterday I watched the V8 guts description and it could be fun  
to have m68k JIT in there. IMO That would be the OO language of choice  
for FreeMiNT - moreover even a scripting one..

Somebody willing to give those a try?

Standa


On Dec 3, 2008, at 6:28 PM, Miro Kropacek wrote:

> I decided to try that Dillo2 + FTK2, if it's even worth the port and  
> I don't know guys. Javascript, ssl, correct rendering of some more  
> complex web sites ... missing. For me, it was nearly the same  
> browsing experience as with Highwire, Highwire even has more setting  
> options in the menu =)
>
> Only advantage what Dillo2 has is the chance (!) of being better in  
> the future -- but it depends on how many crazy people will support  
> it (that similarity with HW is quite funny ;-). For us the problem  
> is we need to rewrite ("port") FLTK2, this wont be fun, I looked  
> into code, definitely work for 3-4 months (at least!).
>
> -- 
> MiKRO / Mystic Bytes
> http://mikro.atari.org
>
>
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