css1 is already supported with css2 on the way, html 4 is supported as is to a great extend ecma-script (aka javascript)
ssl still got some issues
java works fine (uses your installed jdk)
netscape plug-ins should also work (but I did not try them because there's motif (lesstif) needed)
I'm using konqueror for my everyday webbrowsing and it's quite stable. (crashed two times in one month - compare that to netscape/mozilla)
cheers
Franz
Has anyone here read the specs for konqueror the kde browser and filemanager?
It's really awesome!
I say thanks to all the developers of KDE2! You can't imagine how great my relief is to finally have a decent internet browser on my linux desktop. No more restarting netscape, no more waiting for mozilla menus to come up....
Again THANK YOU KDE TEAM!
cheers
>b) I like the rounded bevels around selected >menu items. I think Motif (And Qt) looks pretty >bad, while being such "edged", and QT 2.0 will be (already is) themeable
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css1 is already supported with css2 on the way, html 4 is supported as is to a great extend ecma-script (aka javascript) ssl still got some issues java works fine (uses your installed jdk) netscape plug-ins should also work (but I did not try them because there's motif (lesstif) needed) I'm using konqueror for my everyday webbrowsing and it's quite stable. (crashed two times in one month - compare that to netscape/mozilla) cheers Franz
why don't you update your packages by cvsup...it's easy and fast. Look out for "cvsup" at the KDE Website cheers Franz
Has anyone here read the specs for konqueror the kde browser and filemanager? It's really awesome! I say thanks to all the developers of KDE2! You can't imagine how great my relief is to finally have a decent internet browser on my linux desktop. No more restarting netscape, no more waiting for mozilla menus to come up.... Again THANK YOU KDE TEAM! cheers
>b) I like the rounded bevels around selected >menu items. I think Motif (And Qt) looks pretty >bad, while being such "edged", and QT 2.0 will be (already is) themeable