Have been in touch with developers,the issue concerning the updater & current
version will be addressed shortly
Thanks
Neil
version will be addressed shortly
Thanks
Neil
another couple of thoughts since my last post.
I think maybe the fact that there are so many colors is what's bugging me. Since it's radon, and the red icon is very cool, maybe all the buttons could be red instead of rainbow lifesavers?
Perhaps the website tagline should also be changed... since I'm not sure if "the successor to the tominated browser" is really a strong selling point. I tried the tominated browser a year ago, and I know what it is, but I doubt it's going to click with very many people.
The link to forgotten software is also broken on the site.
I must say, I'm unexpectedly impressed. From the other comments in this thread, I didn't really expect it to be that great, but this thing is fast! I found a javascript test online to try, and it blew everything else out of the water.
Edit: Actually, that was an older test. With the new one, it came out a bit different.
Opera:396ms
Radon:405ms
Safari:465ms
Shiira:472ms
Firefox:613ms
Camino:703ms
Flock:827ms
So, it's just a hair slower than Opera. Which is still very impressive, considering it still smokes Firefox and beats Safari by a good bit.
Test
I must say, I'm unexpectedly impressed. From the other comments in this thread, I didn't really expect it to be that great, but this thing is fast! I found a javascript test online to try, and it blew everything else out of the water.
Test
Merlish do you have a link to these danish icons?
http://www.jonasraskdesign.com/downloads/downloads.html < Here you go. Page two-ish, in the navigation. Click the keyboard. Sorry, couldn't find a direct link.
Those Icons are sweet! Ill defintly make them an option for the toolbar. Also, I have got rid of the HUD windows for the next update. Too mnay people didn't like it (although I kept it in my personal version!). The next update is very soon coming.
It's pretty fast,.. but the UI is ugly. You need to do some work on those buttons... steal the buttons from camino!
If im not mistaken (i can't confirm this) but I believe the developer mentioned the Tiger version will lack some things, and due to that it'll be a bit slower.* Unexpected behavior resizing the window - graphics get shifted all over the place - big problem here
* No key command to type in a new URL - I use this all the time in Safari/Firefox
* No status bar - would like to see what a link goes to
* Found it slower than Safari/Firefox
* Using Tiger version
Before I install it.....sell me as to what advantage this browser might have over Safari, FF or Opera? If there is nothing unique about it, not interested.
If im not mistaken (i can't confirm this) but I believe the developer mentioned the Tiger version will lack some things, and due to that it'll be a bit slower.
Idk if theres anything that can be done about that... quite honestly it's my understanding that Tiger won't be 100% supported. Sorry, but this is a browser that will be used in the future (hopefully lots) so why should we dwell on old OS's?
Anyways those words aren't directly from the developer thats just how i feel, but developer may have a different idea.
no flash!!!! was ok though neds plugins..
may slowdown when fully functioning????
Then they should remove the Tiger version of the software if it's not the same as the Leopard version. "Dwell on old OS's"? Take a poll of what OS dominates the Apple market. You may find that the "old OS's" are in the majority.
You have infallible logic there. In fact, i hardly have a decent answer for you. Which i hate to admit.
But heres what i will say:
People, who want to be in on the future of new software, new applications, and just having their computer able to function with everything. Well those people bought, and upgraded to leopard. Makes sense, right?
Well... thats what im getting at, if you want 100% full features, and stuff, then thats what leopard is good for.
Reason some things are left out of Tiger, is (this what the developer told me)
Some things cannot be done in tiger, simply because, well tiger doesn't support them.
Now when the developer realised this, he had a few choices. Heres what the choices were:
1) Release a Tiger version without the features that tiger doesn't support, while releasing a leopard version WITH those features alongside.
2) Leave those features out altogether but only having 1 version for both Tiger, and Leopard
3) Just drop the Tiger version and not support Tiger version at all.
Quite frankly I think the developer made the best of the three choices.
I wholeheartedly disagree with your assessment of wanting to be "in on the future of new software." Anyway, the developer certainly has the right to do what they want - no arguments on that one. But why release a piece of software that kind of works? That will run, but not function correctly? I would suggest the developer stick with the third option.
I'll stop commenting on this thread or providing feedback as the Tiger version is not designed to work properly. I apologize for mucking up this thread. Good luck!