HI. I'm confused now. I meant to ask about crashes and other strange phenomena on my Webkit recently but then checked on the net and found discussion about an apparently newer version of Webkit than mine... I have r187880 and when I "Check for Webkit updates" from the menu I still get the message that it's the latest... but maybe I should've been checking somewhere else all the time..? In fact I just downloaded 602.4.3 but haven't installed yet. I guess I should then?
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Well, I now installed the latest version. I even uninstalled the old one first, don't know if that was necessary. Hopefully everything's fine.
I'll also join the mailing list, don't know why I wasn't on it but I'll only blame myself. All in all, it wasn't my intention to complain for not getting update info although the subject might look like that..!
Also, I forgot I'm "Anonymous". See below... and thanks for everything.
Petteri, Finland
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Well, unfortunately the automatic update messages don't work for Leopard WebKit - they work (or at least used to work) for Apple's WebKit releases exclusively. I just used their WebKit application (a Safari launcher in fact) as it was when they released it for 10.5 for the last time.
You need to check the Leopard WebKit project web site in order to know when there are updates.
All in all Leopard WebKit is not very convenient for the average user who doesn't care of the inner workings of applications - you need to know some technical background in order to make the use of it.
The Leopard WebKit project would need some more volunteers in order to implement things like automatic upddate messages - or Snow Leopard/x86 builds.
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HI. I'm confused now. I meant to ask about crashes and other strange phenomena on my Webkit recently but then checked on the net and found discussion about an apparently newer version of Webkit than mine... I have r187880 and when I "Check for Webkit updates" from the menu I still get the message that it's the latest... but maybe I should've been checking somewhere else all the time..? In fact I just downloaded 602.4.3 but haven't installed yet. I guess I should then?
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Well, I now installed the latest version. I even uninstalled the old one first, don't know if that was necessary. Hopefully everything's fine.
I'll also join the mailing list, don't know why I wasn't on it but I'll only blame myself. All in all, it wasn't my intention to complain for not getting update info although the subject might look like that..!
Also, I forgot I'm "Anonymous". See below... and thanks for everything.
Petteri, Finland
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PS. You don't have to issue my posts, maybe they serve no purpose. Up to you. Thanks again.
Well, unfortunately the automatic update messages don't work for Leopard WebKit - they work (or at least used to work) for Apple's WebKit releases exclusively. I just used their WebKit application (a Safari launcher in fact) as it was when they released it for 10.5 for the last time.
You need to check the Leopard WebKit project web site in order to know when there are updates.
All in all Leopard WebKit is not very convenient for the average user who doesn't care of the inner workings of applications - you need to know some technical background in order to make the use of it.
The Leopard WebKit project would need some more volunteers in order to implement things like automatic upddate messages - or Snow Leopard/x86 builds.