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Highly recommended - and a speed tip
I agree - Omniweb has really matured and is totally worthy. They're apparently working on a 5.1 version which will have the most up-to-date Webcore and Javascriptcore integrated - version 5 has an older version built-in. The vast majority of people will not really notice the difference, but it's worth mentioning.
Highly recommended - and a speed tip
I have an 600Mhz iBook, and OmniWeb is painfully slow on it. All the free browsers are speedy but not this one. It is really slow even after downloading the whole page, scrolling and all kinds of other user actions are sluggish.
Highly recommended - and a speed tip
"The vast majority of people will not really notice the difference, but it's worth mentioning."
Highly recommended - and a speed tip
iframes are supported in all versions of webcore, so it's very possible it's the page or the code and not Omniweb. Do they work in Safari?
Highly recommended - and a speed tip
I also have a 600mHz iBook, and even after following this speed tip, OmniWeb is painfully, horribly, unusably slow. Too bad. I like the features. But it's so slow it reminds me of dialing up on my old PPC 6100. |
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