Stainless 0.6 adds global history manager, quashes bugs
Stainless—a Google Chrome inspired multi-process, tabbed web browser that began life as a technology demo—quashes bugs and introduces new features, marking another important milestone on the road to version 1.0.
Fixes and features in Stainless 0.6 include:
• (n) Global history manager with day/search filtering, copy and delete
• (n) Bookmark title, url, tags (for future use) and icon can be changed via the Configure contextual menu item
• (n) User preference for shutting down unresponsive tabs
• (n) New client process launcher
• (f) Stainless can get into a state where tabs will no longer open, even on relaunch/reinstall
• (f) After long sessions, it is possible for saved bookmarks to completely disappear
• (f) Bookmarklets execute only if Safari 4 beta is installed
• (f) Single window mode does not focus on new tabs
• (f) Session-aware bookmarks maintain a live reference to cookies in the session
• More
One of the most innovative features in this WebKit-based browser is parallel sessions, which allows you to log into a site using different credentials in separate tabs at the same time. This feature is woven throughout Stainless, from the private cookie storage system, to session-aware bookmarks that remember the session in which they were saved.
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