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ericshliao · 12-10-2008, 02:39 AM

Midori is a web browser (lightweight? probablily).
I built this port just for fun. Still some config needs finetuned, but at least it's working for English web browsing. Too bad national glyph can't display correctly even it seems supporting multiple encoding scheme and font. As to other language, I don't know if it works. The GUI part seems to dispaly national glyph correctly, but the html rendering part does not. That probabily means, GTK+2 does its job right, but Webkit diesn't.

Download here

How to install:
1. unpack the package to "programs" dir in your MMC/SD. There will be a dir "midori".
2. get xepdmgr contributed by Antartica, and copy "xepdmgr" to that "midori" dir.
3. run from contentlister.

12-10-2008, 02:39 AM	#1
ericshliao Guru Posts: 976 Karma: 687 Join Date: Nov 2007 Device: Dell X51v; iLiad v2	Midori 0.1.1 for iLiad Midori is a web browser (lightweight? probablily). I built this port just for fun. Still some config needs finetuned, but at least it's working for English web browsing. Too bad national glyph can't display correctly even it seems supporting multiple encoding scheme and font. As to other language, I don't know if it works. The GUI part seems to dispaly national glyph correctly, but the html rendering part does not. That probabily means, GTK+2 does its job right, but Webkit diesn't. Download here How to install: 1. unpack the package to "programs" dir in your MMC/SD. There will be a dir "midori". 2. get xepdmgr contributed by Antartica, and copy "xepdmgr" to that "midori" dir. 3. run from contentlister. Last edited by ericshliao; 12-10-2008 at 03:13 AM.