"Karsten M. Self" wrote: > > on Sun, Oct 14, 2001 at 08:53:33PM +0200, "Jürgen A. Erhard" ([EMAIL > PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Hi folks, > > > > I have seen the recurring threads about web-browsers, so I looked at > > Dillo again. (Have watched it on and off since the very first > > versions, then called "gzilla"). > > > > Installed 0.6.1... and I'm *sooo* satisfied with this! So satisfied > > in fact, I really *have* to recommend it to y'all. > > > > It does tables *beautifully*. It starts up hellishly fast! (And > > shuts down equally quickly... unlike Galeon or Mozilla, which take > > ages 'til the appicon in Window Maker disappears). > > > > It doesn't do frames, or SSL, or fancy layouting (doesn't know > > <center> or <align left> and all that). > > ...or cut'n'paste, though this is being worked on. > > > But it's *sooo* fast... unbelievable. > > > > For quick checks with graphics (so links is out) it's wonderful (like > > looking at my webalizer stats... ;-) > > I agree that it's a useful "quick-shot" browser, and it definitely fills > a niche. With c'n'p, frames, SSL, and cookies, it's ready for a > full-featured replacement on small/old boxen.
I just installed it and was suprised by how fast the splash screen came up... then I realized that it's the browser window! it all took about 1 second... rendering is also very fast... tables are rendered as they are coming which means e.g. slashdot.org is loaded a LOT faster than using netscape (other browsers use this technique it as well)... feels like upgraded computer... It's probably not ready to be a primary brosewer but it's worth to look at it just to see how much faster you can get... erik