MUI Odyssey Web Browser Running on AmigaOS 4.1 Update 3

http://hirudov.com presents the MUI Odyssey Web Browser download and run on AmigaOS 4.1 update 3. After the browser is downloaded with the built-in in AmigaOS 4 web browser IBrowse, the MUIOWB is started and pointed to the AmigaRemix website, from where a music is saved into the RAM Disk: and started. Then it goes to Facebook where some profiles are shown after login. Most popular Amiga websites are loaded into the browser, where the most information can be found.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Amiga
• Internet
• Browser
• Technologies
• google
• search
• java
• YouTube
• Flash
• HTML5
• demo
• design

[doritostheking]

Those that can, do. Those that can't, port MorphOS software.

[VentzislavTzvetkov]

@doritostheking

Very lame trolling attempt.

If the MorphOS version had it's own WebKit engine, written from scratch, then probably you would had a point.

Now you are just envy that it works great on AmigaOS 4, so you wrote your comment.

[doritostheking]

@VentzislavTzvetkov "it's own WebKit engine, written from scratch" Oxymoron. It's either webkit OR written from scratch. Webkit is from apple and KDE.

[VentzislavTzvetkov]

@doritostheking

Then all those who use WebKit can't, they port Apple and KDE software.

[HKvalhe]

The video is great, but a bit dark :)

[VentzislavTzvetkov]

@HKvalhe

It was shot at 4:30 in the very early morning. (AM). I usually shot my videos in the morning with ambient sun light, but this time I did not had free morning :(

[TheInformalstyle]

Shows what can be accomplished when MorphOS and OS4.x devs work together instead of slating each other at every opportunity

[paulb4uk]

There has been some superb work done to os4 it is great that the amiga still has a superb community .

[doritostheking]

@VentzislavTzvetkov UI side of the program was done for MorphOS using mui. MorphOS OWB is superior so you ported it to OS4. Sad.

[HKvalhe]

@VentzislavTzvetkov

Very impressive! :)

[HKvalhe]

Beautiful video! Loved that! Great to see Amiga is still very much alive :)