used to work ok with 4.1 Update 6 (or whatever the last update was beofre FE) but with FE it's sadly unusable on my X1k.
The bros did say they were gonna release an update 'sometime' after the bounty money was claimed and it's been a while so hopefully we can get one now to make it usuable with FE.
not asking for latest Firefox just want it to be usable on 4.1FE.
Just saw speech at AmiWest and if the bros are holding him from releasing a 'useable' port on FE because of some idiots harassing them then where does that leave the remaining 99% of us who gladly donated to the bounty and thanked them for their hard work??? seems a few black sheep are affecting the whole flock
well doesn't seem right to just ignore the fact it doesn't work with FE at all ??
Don't use it much here, 'cause it has/had problems and locks up eventually. But Timberwolf opens and works on www.Amigans.net on my XE with 4.1FE as well as it did back on update 6.
Paul
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I would very much like to see a full up to date port of Firefox, I would contribute to a port be it Timberwolf or a new port that is not held hostage by the Friedens that supported full hardware acceleration. Lets hope the Friedens do release the OS4.1 changes so that it can it can be updated.
For sure an up-to-date FifeFox port can solve us many problems like the OWB quite-old WebKit engine since no new updates from 2 years... But I dunno one thing...the old bounty moneys was spent or not since the TimberWolf port was never completed?
Seems the problem is in the SDK; the compiler being too old to compile webkit with its C++11 feature requirements.
The C++11 features issue is only going to get worse over time, as more and more open-source projects use it. The new C++11 features are very useful (I particularly like having standard multi-threading classes).
I have no idea how much work updating GCC and the C++ standard library is,** but it's becoming more and more important over time.
Hans
** NOTE: From memory, the adtools project does have GCC 4.9.2 working as a cross-compiler, although there may still be a few issues with it. Nevertheless, that task is at least partially done.