Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

I'll probably give it a go, but time is scarce lately :( The world is going to end tomorrow anyway :D

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

I thought we had 2 more days left :confused: (or you weren't referring to the LHC)

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

8-th september is the date i know :)

EDIT: And probably i'm wrong :)

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0904220342.htm

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

Yes, it's going to be switched on on the 10th, however the micro-black-hole-generating (aka the end of the world :D) experiment isn't due until the end of the month, so you have no excuse :p

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

Fortunately, whatever the LHC can do with protons the universe itself has already done for us, by throwing cosmic rays at our atmosphere all the time. In other words, the experiment has been done already and we still exist.

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

Just moved to Paris: looks like I should have waited a couple of weeks. Any tickets available for Tahiti?

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

But as Pratchett says chances one in a million happen nine of every ten times... :D

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

Yes, but only when inside a sufficiently high thaumic field..

@noventa98: No worries, if the LHC produces a strangelet that converts all matter to more strangelets you can't get far enough away anyway.. and if it happens to drop the vacuum to a lower stable state this will spread with the speed of light so even Tahiti will only give you milliseconds more.

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

That's milliseconds of hacking the n8xx that you wouldn't have had before :p

Re: New Port: Midori - a Webkit based browser
 

Thanks for this excellent browser! It loads pages much quicker for me than the standard one (N800/diablo).
There seems to be no right click/context menu functionality though.
Has that been implemented yet? I also have the x86 version on my PC and there it works fine (Save as etc.).