K-Meleon is an extremely fast, customizable, lightweight web browser for the win32 (Windows) platform based on the Gecko layout engine (the rendering engine of Mozilla). K-Meleon is free, open source software released under the GNU General Public License.
Notes:
This is a update to keep k-meleon up to date with latest gecko security fixes. You need K-Meleon 1.1 before installing this update.
Changes:
- Update to Gecko 1.8.1.6
- #799 Favicons from Firefox bookmarks removed
- #845 Live bookmarks from Firefox bookmarks disappear
- #923 New Favorites displayed in the wrong folder
- #926 kmeleon crash when using the favorites toolbar.
- #922 Incompatibilities with Opera 9
- #928 Random crash (layer toolbar update)
- #929 layers(OpenURL)/layers(OpenURLBg) should open in current windows if about:blank
- Russian and french translation fixes
- Some Newsfox bugs fixed.
Notes:
This is a update to keep k-meleon up to date with latest gecko security fixes. You need K-Meleon 1.1 before installing this update.
Changes:
- Update to Gecko 1.8.1.6
- #799 Favicons from Firefox bookmarks removed
- #845 Live bookmarks from Firefox bookmarks disappear
- #923 New Favorites displayed in the wrong folder
- #926 kmeleon crash when using the favorites toolbar.
- #922 Incompatibilities with Opera 9
- #928 Random crash (layer toolbar update)
- #929 layers(OpenURL)/layers(OpenURLBg) should open in current windows if about:blank
- Russian and french translation fixes
- Some Newsfox bugs fixed.
Download: K-Meleon 1.1 | K-Meleon 1.1.2 freeware
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Link: K-Meleon Home Page
Been using this version for quite sometime now, but for those of you who aren't, its worth an upgrade
Get firefox! =P
Seriously though, this looks interesting, downloading now!
Kmeleon just works and works right on all sites.
Worst advice in the world is "get Firefox!!"
What a crap browser!!
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