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Anyone?

There is still a long term plan like that, sure :)

There's a huge amount of changes in libWTF, which is where a lot of the platform specific code resides... Going through all of the files now, trying to build them and write / port all of the new stuff...

libWTF...

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Is there any part of the work needed to upgrade Odyssey to a more modern version that can be done by other programmers, to help lighten the workload you are attempting to complete? I'm always surprised how often development projects in our community are completed (or attempted), by single programmers, instead of groups of programmers working together. Even a small group would surely be more productive than a solo programmer working alone, and given the fact that all MorphOS users and programmers need a better web browser, I would think that there would be several people who could help, and would be willing to work with you Jacek.

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Yes there is. Porting this stuff is not just modifying WebKit components. It's also bringing our SDK up to speed - mostly related to making sure our compilers have all the necessary C++ stuff enabled and working.

Making slow but steady progress on WTF. I've rewritten all of Fab's memory allocation routines over the weekend.

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I guess I should have asked if you have contacted any of the other MorphOS Dev. Team members, to ask them if they would be willing to help you with the workload you are attempting to complete alone, or if any of our few remaining non-MorphOS Dev. Team member, MorphOS programmers could be asked to help you with this project?

I wish I knew more about programming, and had experience with C/C++, which I assume is the language you are probably using for most, or all of the work you are doing to improve the Odyssey code.

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Great news, eh David? I'm not sure how much work Mark has completed on his JIT project, but hopefully all this can get merged together.
Frankly, web browsing is one of the primary tasks I use my computers for.
A good word processor and a decent web browser would suffice for about 90% of my computing needs.

Hmmm....I have the feeling and I could be wrong here...correct me if I am wrong....but....

jim's 90% of his computing needs are word processing and web browsing.