INFO - Neue Otter-Versionen

[Gast]

weekly98

das zwanghafte Captcha nervt!

[Tante Google]

[Tuxman]

Und die 99 ist da.

Weekly report #99 (23-11-2015)
Quite good week:
40 commits by two authors,
two new issue (2 closed),
134 issues still open (including 5 bugs).
Highlights:
added initial version Website Information dialog, showing website details including information about certificate and cipher for HTTPS connections,
added icons for badge in address field,
cleanup of language identifiers in translations (now they are using generic and consistent identifiers).
Packages will be available tomorrow.

[gaestlein]

Weekly report #100 (30-11-2015)
Weekly #100, ticket #1000 and over one million lines added in total:
77 commits by three authors,
no new issues (14 closed),
125 issues still open (including 4 bugs).

Highlights:
completed URL completion (both inline and using popup),
added FTP listing support to QtWebKit backend,
added SSL certificate viewer,
updated style of error pages and directory listings,
finished configuration module for mouse gestures,
added more information to Website Information dialog.
Packages are now available at sf.net downloads page=> weekly100.

[Tuxman]

Beta 8.

• enhanced URL completion in address field:
  • suggest bookmarks by URL and keyword;
  • suggest URLs from history;
  • suggest searching for given string using default search engine;
  • allow to use popup with list of suggestions;
• added new extremely flexible mouse gestures system;
• added icons for badge in address field;
• added FTP listing support to QtWebKit backend;
• added SSL certificate viewer;
• added Website Information dialog;
• added configuration module for downloads handlers;
• added configuration module for mouse gestures;
• added command line option to print out diagnostic report (--report);
• added support for configuring policy for popup windows;
• updated style of error pages and directory listings;
• many other fixes and improvements.

[Gast]

Weekly report #101 (07-12-2015)
Back to normal:
44 commits by three authors,
ten new issues (8 closed),
134 issues still open (including 5 bugs).

Highlights:
allow to select alternative stylesheet,
allow to add arbitrary menus to toolbars (no UI yet),
allow to customize text and icon of toolbar entries.
Packages are now available at sf.net downloads page

[Gast]

Weekly report #102
Dateien

[Gast]

weekly report #103 (21-12-2015, otter-browser.org)
Next beta is getting closer:
29 commits by two authors,
two new issues (0 closed),
129 issues still open (including 5 bugs).
Highlights:
added support for selecting allowed and rejected domains for third-party cookies.
weekly103

[firsich]

Weekly report #104 (28-12-2015)
Lazy week:
16 commits by two authors,
one new issue (3 closed),
128 issues still open (including 5 bugs).

Highlights:
added initial support for spell checking.
Packages will be available tomorrow.

[firsich]

"update: skipped due to broken virtual machine"

[Tuxman]

Ich habe den Überblick verloren. Es gibt nun offenbar zwei verschiedene Otter-Versionen, eine "normale" und eine mit qt-webengine im Dateinamen ...?

[broetchen]

Hier nun erstmal die beta9
Bei "über" steht:

[broetchen]

Beta 9 release, on: 2016-01-01, 22:47:58
added initial support for spell checking;
added support for selecting allowed and rejected domains for third-party cookies;
added support for customizing visible columns and their order in most of views;
added support for customizing text and icon of toolbar entries;
added support for adding arbitrary menus to toolbars;
some other fixes and minor improvements.

Yes, I know, still no passwords manager...

[Tuxman]

Hab' inzwischen mal nachgefragt:

Der qt-webengine-Download verwendet standardmäßig QtWebEngine (Blink), der andere das "alte" WebKit.



Hübsch.

[broetchen]

Und welche Version ist jetzt die empfohlene/bessere? mit qtwebengine oder die andere? Mit ist auf jedenfall erstmal wesentlich fetter..., ansonsten kA.
Inzwischen ham die Heinzelmannen ja auch ne v2 nachgelegt, war wohl was defekt. oder so?! Hilfe/über ist gleich geblieben.

[Tuxman]

Naja, "Blink" ist wohl der "Nachfolger" von WebKit. Schätze, es wird irgendwann die andere nicht mehr geben.