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`12.Nov.2005` Bill Buck & Raquel Velasco (Blog)	Japanese Pegasos web page established for developers and users Under the address pegasosppc.jp, registered by Genesi, a Pegasos web page is now also available in the native language for Japanese developers and users. (snx) (Translation: cad) [News message: 12. Nov. 2005, 14:05] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.Nov.2005` ANN (Webseite)	MorphOS: New Screenshots from KHTML-porting progress Linked to the header are four actual screenshots from development progress of the KHTML-Port for MorphOS. Among other thinks now are several Codepages supported, e.g. Unicode. Also on the AmiZaduszki Event in Krakow the KHTML.library was presented. (Pictures). (snx) (Translation: aj) [News message: 07. Nov. 2005, 16:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`06.Nov.2005` Amigaworld.net (Web page)	Browser: Status update for Paihia development Under the title link, a status update for the development status of Paihia was published, a browser planned for all Amiga systems. Reportedly, the CSS engine is currently as good as done and is checked using the W3C test suite. The language parts of EcmaScript are also complete, whereas the object library is not, yet. The Document Object Model in Version Level 3, on the other hand, is implemented only to 20%. Reportedly, all this and the source code of the Paihia Web-Engine requires less than 700 KB uncompressed, and is compiled by Visual Studio to a binary file that is only around 300 KB in size. Grande Paihia should become a modern, small, fast and portable web browser, which fully supports XML, HTML 4, CSS 2.1, DOM Level 3 and EcmaScript 3. The browser, according to the author, is written from scratch and is based on no existing web software. (snx) (Translation: cad) [News message: 06. Nov. 2005, 07:53] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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