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ok, can someone explain why HTML should be unusable? So far the HTML viewer/browser that is by default installed does eat nearly everthing I have thrown at it. For example the samba server html manual and the HTML pages I formatted with a simple editor (or my comic tool).
Does it just have problems with, for example, "HTML" generated by one of the famous WYSIWYG editors from Microsoft?
If so, you can blame that on said software.
From my experience I can say that everything that goes through a W3C validator with little to no errors will be displayed correct on the iLiad. What happens to IE "optimized" MS-HTML, I don't know (neither I do want to know).
What disturbs me most is as CommanderROR said the power-management and the probably forever missing suspend-to-RAM.
Slow navigation is also right, but I believe that is because the contentLister parses at least every directory in the one you are about to open for the manifest.xml.
For me it looks like there is no sort of caching, so it parses every manifest.xml again on opening a directory with sub-directories.
As I said, it looks like that, but maybe I'm wrong.
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