From: | Matt Sealey |
Date: | 19 Apr 2001 at 12:45:03 |
Subject: | Re: Voyager Image Decoders |
Hello Mike
On 19-Apr-01, you wrote:
> Hi Matt, on 18-Apr-01 20:08:15 you wrote:
>
>> It's image dithering is awful. It's networking is slow. Layout is abysmal on
>> many standard HTML constructs (Voyager may be screwing lists up totally
>> atm, but at least it doesn't have SUBTLE screwup bugs :) and it crashes like
>> a beast when Javascript is enabled - and also doesn't support half as much
>> Javascript as you all think it does. In fact, in all reality Voyager just
>> about nukes it in that department as of this week..
>
> You forgot IB2's issue with frame widths. :)
>
> IB2 has some things I like, multiple browsers in one window
.. soon..
> the option of using datatypes for image decoding
..pointless..
> copying text from the display
..notuntillayoutworks..
> using the cursor keys to move around a page.
works fine in MUI 3.9 :P
> All things that V3 doesn't let me do, at least here in 3.3.95.
That's because it's a beta ;P
>> IBrowse sucks. Voyager doesn't. And when Voyager sucks, Olli looks at
>> it and fixes it.
>
> How can he fix it if it doesn't suck?
Basically there are times when Voyager sucks (56 times in fact, according
to my list ;) but Olli fixes them and it sucks less. In recent months only a
few nasty bugs have really been making it suck, and they've all been fixed,
and now Olli's fixing the last of the truly suck-bugs.. the rest are just
missing functionality (umm.. lists.. table 'height' attribute) and they also
shall be fixed :)
Ask yourself if you're getting that from IBrowse, with regular betas :P
Thanks
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