New verson of NETFRONT 3.3 is out ( file 103 )

Kazkin · 12-16-05, 11:27 PM

updated to file #103 (dec/07/05) from previous #102(Nov/02/05)

down by the "requirement section ..it seems they are including WM5 in the description now compared to none before ... but it said NOT COMPLETE ... . might be a few things improved from previous build (102 )

...have fun surfing in WM5

http://www.access.co.jp/nfppc/dl_v33e.html

and let us know what you find in improvements ;)

http://nfppc.access.co.jp/english/about_v33.html :approve:

samarah · 12-16-05, 11:34 PM

New features in the upgraded version

- Supports VGA LCD
- Smart Frame Operation
- Web Data/Password Manager
- Popup Block
- Supports RSS and Atom Feed
- Page Translation
- Rendering to a virtual-sized screen (Virtual Canvas)
- NetFront SMIL Player
- NetFront SVG Viewer

[Link]

Kazkin · 12-17-05, 12:12 AM

ooops ... announcement has been made ..sorry ;)

http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=109145

EdX51v · 12-17-05, 04:11 AM

I have installed Netfront v3.3 on my X51v and it absolutely smashes Pocket-IE to bits. It is so far superior in its functionality and overall compatibilty with current web-technology that Microsoft should be really ashamed to offer Pocket-IE at all.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

lasombra · 12-17-05, 05:19 AM

It's stable on my X51v!!!
Thank god!!!

Menneisyys · 12-17-05, 06:01 AM

- Its JavaScript support is far better than in 102.
- it no longer crashes at Yahoo Mail

12-17-05, 11:58 AM

That is great to hear, I have been waiting :)
BTW - Can this be installed on a Storage card or does it have to be installed to Main Mem?

Thanks.

stv516 · 12-17-05, 02:00 PM

Originally Posted by Jenster

That is great to hear, I have been waiting :)
BTW - Can this be installed on a Storage card or does it have to be installed to Main Mem?

Thanks.

I installed it in CF, no problem at all.

stv516 · 12-17-05, 02:02 PM

A great and stable browser. so many options to play around...I particularly love the "rendering" features like "smart-fit" and "Just-fit rendering".

btw, does it allow button mapping? it's not a must, but it'll be handy to have it.

Menneisyys · 12-18-05, 02:07 AM

Originally Posted by stv516

btw, does it allow button mapping? it's not a must, but it'll be handy to have it.

Nope, it doesn't.

Menneisyys · 12-18-05, 02:09 AM

Continued playing with the new version and found out that it's able to use file attachment upload at both Yahoo Mail and Gmail (both in standard - that is, not the mobile-optimized versions. See BTW http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/ind...re_a_re&more=1 for a new review of the mobile version of Gmail).

Added this information too to the review.

Patrick Y. · 12-18-05, 02:12 PM

Does any of you have problems with 3.3 on SE (older version). I haven't tried the new TP version yet, but the older TP version always freezes up for a long time after loading a page. Also, the program consumes 5-10MB of RAM on my x50v for a single tab. I couldn't browse a web page without getting low memory warning and I already set the memory warning to the lowest.

hopper13 · 12-19-05, 04:45 AM

So far I like it, and most of the quirks and memory leaks of the earlier versions seem to be gone. I can't wait for a full-featured version so that I can access my favorites, set a home page and have Java and Macromedia.

rsr

Mr.Dan · 12-19-05, 08:49 PM

Hey Guys

I was just wondering if netfront supports flash components? cause i've been really wanting a browser that can.

Thanks

atisha · 12-20-05, 04:41 PM

Excuse for my ignorance. What does NetFront 3.3 do? I know certain program requires installation of Netfront and since I do not know what this is, I would usually kill any idea of installation whenever they are associated with Netfront.