Summary of the changes in IBrowse2.1

• Reworked the inner workings of the http fetcher to be more robust
• The changed source is now remembered correcly. To reset to the original one, just select show source and press reset.
• Added priorities to the URL database. Now you can force some files to be cached and others to not be cached
• Improved the mailto functionality alot
• Added support for http resume. ftp resume still to come...
• Added support for frameset onload
• Fixed a bug that caused downloaded files to become currupt if disk got full during download
• Added PostScript Level 1 print output
• Added clip board support for the text edit field
• The cache now cache now caches redirections too
• Added a cool feature to the cache. Now it caches image sizes so pages can be layouted before the images are actually loaded
• Major rewrite of the table layout code. It should now deal with any strange table that might be out there
• Added more low level packet support to speed up the disk access. Benchmarks to follow..
• Enabled assembly optimized dithering functions
• Added the new cache browser supplied by Thomas Igracki
• Added new font scheme
• Subframes now appears in the history too
• Added preliminary support for SSLv3. The SSL libraries will be available later on
• Added support for Netscape's AutoProxy configuration
• Enabled the JavaScript engine. Far from all attributes are implemented so please report any sites where JavaScript behaves stramge asap
• Reworked the tableparser to be 2 call recursive instead of beeing multiple call recursive This should improve performance alot for recursive tables
• Added clicktab support which allows you to have several webpages active in the same window. This avoids cluttering of the screen with many windows
• Reworked the prefs system to work in a tree like fashion instead
• Reworked the cachesystem to be more robust. It does now divide the files into different subdirs to improve performence with many files in the cache
• Splitted the various imagedecoders into several image codecs to reduce memory consumption if not eg PNG images are loaded
• Added long awaited JavaScript support. The engine implements the full ECMA script standard and is one of the fastest engines on any platform
• Improved rendering speed a couple of magnitudes
• Fixed a small bug in the gifdecoder which could cause problems if animated gifs were interrupted at the wrong moment