These settings can of courseĪlso be applied in the URL Prefs also, as in previous releases. Menu can also be fully customised to show the entries you want there. HTTP and Javascript User-Agent and related JavaScript properties may now be fully customised,Īllowing existing strings to be duplicated and edited, and new strings added. Instead of our own which were introduced in IBrowse 2.4, support for variousīuilt-in MUI menus and other new GUI additions. This includes using MUI's context sensitive pointers Have added support for new features in 4.0 and 5.0. IBrowse 2.5 will still work with MUI 3.8 (although, we recommend 3.9 as a minimum) and we SSLv2, SSLv3 and MiamiSSL settings have been removed completely. Levels to use (at time of writing, defaults to TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.3), whilst the Preferences are new settings to specify the minimum and maximum TLS protocol When it comes to configuration, as before, AmiSSL's use with IBrowse can beĬhanged in the Security -> Ciphers preferences - those familar with OpenSSLĬipher list strings can specify their own, instead of using the more friendlyĬheckboxes to control which ciphers are used. The AmiSSL Open Source Team are still lookingįor somebody to handle the MorphOS build of AmiSSL - no MorphOS developers have Speed optimisations and AltiVec acceleration, and other AmigaOS compatible systems will beĪble to use the 68k implementation. The improved speed of the PPC native SSL implementation, including specific PPC User when necessary, to protect against "Man in the Middle" vulnerabilities. Certificate verification has been added, which prompts the SNI (Server Name Information) support hasīe added for HTTPS. IBrowse 2.5.6Īnd higher requires AmiSSL v5 (OpenSSL 3.0), whilst IBrowse 2.5-2.5.5 requiresĪdds support for TLSv1.0-TLSv1.3 and the latest ciphers, we have also dropped SSLv2 and SSLv3 Use of the most up to date SSL implementation available for AmigaOS. Support for the latest AmiSSL release has been added to IBrowse 2.5, allowing the Although the OS3 68k version will also work under emulation on OS4, we don't recommend it as you miss out on all these new features, speed and increased stability. Other features include faster image rendering using hardware compositing, anti-aliased text rendering and proper daylight saving time handling. Uses the new graphics.library RTG system, dropping CyberGraphX support completely. Requires a minimum of OS4.1 Final Edition. This is not a simple port, but we have taken great care to ensure itįully utilises of all the relevant new features avaiable in OS4 and as such In addition to the OS3 68k version of IBrowse 2.5, a OS4 PPC native version has been added. This is all applies to whether you are installing the OS3 or OS4 versions of IBrowse - nothing different is required when installing the OS4 version. That said, you may wish to make a backup beforehand although we would hope there will never be any need to revert back to IBrowse 2.4. It is perfectly safe to run the IBrowse installer and choose your existing IBrowse 2.4 location, and the installer will upgrade your install to 2.5 and your existing settings will be retained. Everything that you need to install IBrowse 2.5 can be found from the download page including IBrowse 2.5 itself and links to the required AmiSSL v5 version and MUI 3.x, 4.x or 5.x.Īll that you need to do is run the respective installers and everything should be handled automatically for you. Nothing has really changed in this regard from before, and much of the IBrowse 2.3 installation guide still generally applies. We recognise it may be a while since you last had to install IBrowse, so a refresher > Preliminary character set and utf-8 support (AmigaOS4 Only) In depth documentation for IBrowse 2.3 is available to view online or download at the link below:Īs the full documentation above has not been updated since IBrowse 2.3, additional documentation on some of the main new features and changes since then is shown below: Follow Register IBrowse 2.5.8 starting from only € 29,99 (EUR) Home > News > Download > Register > Known Issues > Add-ons > OpenSearch > FAQ > Mailing Lists > AmiSSL > Documentation
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