Skyfire today announces an updates to its web browser, bringing version 1.1 to both Symbian and Windows Mobile smartphones. The new variation volition improve the carrying out, especially the hurrying improvement on the scrolling and zooming. The new version is available at http://get.skyfire.com (at this time I am still acquiring v1.0 taxi from the internet site)
Check the variety log below of the variation 1.1.0.13041 for Symbian and version 1.1.0.13052 for Windows Mobile River
Improved page lading multiplication. Improved scrolling and zooming on Symbian. Improved reconnect. Skyfire will show clearly when you tin can commencement interacting with the web page in case it previously timed out and disconnected (to save battery life). WML support. If you ar browsing to mobile sites that use the old mobile WML markup, you tin can now sight the content. Improved mobile website support. Thomas Nelson Page up/down navigation via shortstop-headstone: You can manipulation now ‘2’ and ‘8’ to easily navigate one page up or down feather. Great for meter reading articles. Now the shortstop-headstone for invoking the Superbar is *. Updated Plug-ins: For Flash, Silverlight and QuickTime we have the newest versions to give you more rapport with more sites. Skyfire quits on inauguration on Windows Mobile 6.5 devices: It affected a limited number of 6.0 and 6.1 devices as well. (Fixed Issue 7369) Multi-business textual matter entering behavior on Symbian: This was an issue when you exited text entering style with predictive textual matter on, or used the sailing keys. (Fixed Issues 7149 &ere; 7112) Superbar country on Symbian: Cancel push did not always outlet from Superbar. (Fixed Issue 7156) Samsung Propel and Jack (AT&T): Could not uninstall Skyfire if the SIM circuit card was missing. Fixed. Short-keys inconsistent on non-criterion keyboard. On some keyboard layouts (half-qwerty, dual keyboards), the shortstop-keys do not employment as expected. (Issue 7498, 7408, 7581)
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