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The browser maybe, but the code is great. Once its all done a better full featured GUI can be put into place. For now that CSS looks damn close to what Safari looks like here on my G5 and Powerbook.

@Acill

Hey, I wasnt serious

CSS Zen Garden, in that image, is at least, as good as in Internet Explorer 6. An excellent piece of work!.

@marcik

!dance



magnetic

Oh wow. Wow. How bad does Voyager BLOW??!! Let me count the ways!

I bet other browsers look similarly awfull around the Amiga using
sectors :-O

Now more than ever, I realize why my 'other OS' using friends stifle a
snicker if they can when they see MOS on the web. Soon to be: No More!

Rules RULES

:dancinghelgis:

[ Edited by FrankBrana on 2006/8/23 16:54 ]

Better than in my wildest dreams! Thanks a lot! :D

:dancingbananas:

:D

Some new screenshots here. Those tabs are actualy working, but there are some issues left (like changing url string content while switching a page).

[ Edited by marcik on 2006/8/23 21:52 ]

can't wait any more, gotta have it ...

40 Kopekes for that browser, that's a bargain!

Nice startup gfx and nice, nice, nice content rendering.

Marcik
The screenshots look great. I love the Sputnik stamp, nice Art direction :) It looks like Sputnik is getting ready for its first Public Voyage!

Do you think its the best Amiga browser yet?

magnetic

Very VERY impressive! Impressive progress, keep up the good work.

Also, a big hooray for Marcik now that updates and screenshots comes almost daily, instead of every couple of months :) I probably reload this thread 10 times / day

@ marcik

I'm amazed! Very nice to see this awesome progress!

Looking forward for the first public beta ...

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@Marcik

Why not use AISS for toolbar gfx?
It's free.. It's nice.. It can't hurt! AISS link


[ Edited by samwel on 2006/8/24 4:43 ]

Awesome! It really starts to taking shape. Honest, I had my doubts whether a real thing will arrive or not when I first donated to the bounty, but now it seems it will meet the expectations. Truly great job!

Marcik: Good work! How fast is Sputnik compared to Ibrowse?

amazing, beautiful grabs !

I just made another donation !

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING !!!!!!!

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sputnik

BTW, next year Sputnik has its 50 year anniversary! The satellite that is, not the browser (developmen hasn't been *that* long yet) ...

I've finally traced a problem that cause some pages (like wikipedia) not to looks as good as they should (some fuck-up with fonts could happen).

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Well it's not suitable yet for a real webbrowsing (first beta also probably won't be suitable - things like input strings, cookies or https probably won't be ready for first release) - but to see what engine is capable of, or to read news or wikipedia (but without a possibility to troll) then it's quite ok now

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Curently it's slow. Almost no caching routines are done. And TTE2 library, used for text rendering is in very-alpha version (and it's very slow because of that). But sometime in the future it might be as fast as ibrowse currently.

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Seems there are still quite some fuckups with the fonts that need fixing ;)

bigfoot: I think it's your head that needs fixing. If you want bigger text, you increase the font size, you don't magnify the pixels. It looks good at the intended size... for people with normal visual perception.

marcik: Hmm.. I don't think we can use Wikipedia much without string gadgets. I guess for random article perhaps.

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No it does not, and I'm far from the only person to think that. The diagonal lines in the M are almost invisible, the middle part of s is completely missing. You might be able to still guess what the letters were supposed to be, but I think the point is that it should be easy readable, not just "readable if you try hard enough."