Stainless 0.6.5: Adds bookmark, download features

Posted on July 8th, 2009 by admin

Tired of waiting for Google to get its Chrome for Mac act in gear? Then you really need to put Stainless on your list of interesting browsers to keep at the ready—it’s free, freaky fast and brings individual browser window processes to the fairer platform.

Thereupon, if you’re gonna give Stainless a shot, you should have the latest version at hand, and that’s v0.6.5. Here’s what’s new and/or fixed:

added: cross-process download manager
added: hold and click in back/forward buttons reveal tab history
added: bookmark groups (right-click in shelf to create)
added: bookmark shelf preferences
fixed: cannot download files that require login credentials
fixed: new windows spawned from menu items or other apps open behind other windows
fixed: URLs with embedded white space result in search
fixed: using back/forward causes tab favicons to be lost (0.6)
fixed: ampersands not properly escaped in smartbar searches
fixed: double-click is allowed for new tab, tab close, and bookmark buttons
fixed: opening history window after midnight doesn’t update the day filters

See also:
— You’ve gotta put Stainless on your list
— Top 10 + 3 best Web browsers for the Mac
— Google sort of ships Chromium for Mac, Linux