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| File | Date | Author | Commit |
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| Burmese | 2011-10-12 |
superhappy1214
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[9a5fa4] Whatever |
| Burmese copy | 2011-10-12 |
superhappyfuntime
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[ceec5a] Official Public Release |
| burmese-code-0 | 2011-10-12 |
superhappy1214
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[608930] README added |
| README.md | 2011-10-12 |
superhappy1214
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[608930] README added |
| burmese copy.tiff | 2011-10-12 |
superhappyfuntime
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[ceec5a] Official Public Release |
| burmese.tiff | 2011-10-12 |
superhappy1214
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[9a5fa4] Whatever |
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README For Burmese
High-power webapps on low-power machines
Burmsese is a Cocoa app for Mac OS 10.7.
Burmese is easy to use.
To use Burmese, simply type the URL of the webapp you want to use. Remember you have to type the http://! (eg. http://www.280slides.com).
Remeber, Burmese is not intended to be a regular browser. It is intended to run webapps made with things like Flash, Java, Objective-J, ect.
The '<' button and the '>' are self explanitory. the '⟳' button is the refresh button, and the 'X' button is the stp refresh/load button.
I hope you enjoy using Burmese!
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