Torch Mobile releases Iris Browser v1.1.7

[dschoenike]

Originally Posted by glassr

Where do I find NPFL3ppc.dll

in post #11 of this very thread.

[glassr]

I see the cab and the zip. After installing the cab, where on my ppc do I find the dll?

[glassr]

In the zip. Got it.

[Torx]

1.1.2 still doesnt play youtube videos, just the embedded flash on the main page.
havent tested it any further on other websites

[glassr]

How do you dump the dll file into plugins?

[dschoenike]

Originally Posted by glassr

How do you dump the dll file into plugins?

I did it by copying and pasting. cooy plugin, go to file explorer/program files/iris/plugins -then paste

[JBundy]

Originally Posted by friguy3

On a VZ6800/mogul, could open a webpage and then the second page it shuts down bc of memory issues. Looked ok, the tap and zoom was a little buggy for me. Oh well, guess Ill try it out if i get a diff phone, otherwise...skyfire is the only one that fully runs without problems.

Mogul has the lowest memory RAM of minimum specs for Iris, which may explain the memory issues. Iris will work better on devices with higher specs.

Iris' hardware recommendations

[JBundy]

Iris Browser updated to v1.1.3

[Machinehead]

Update from their blog:

Touch Pro (Fuze), Diamond Users Rejoice! (1.1.3)
Posted dateFebruary 23, 2009 Comment5 Comments

Touch Pro and Diamond users should be happy to know that we released Iris Browser 1.1.3 for Windows Mobile just moments ago. All reports indicate that our new workaround for crashes on these two devices seems to have worked! You can download it at the usual place, or use the auto-update mechanism found at the bottom of the Preferences dialog.

This release is not just for Touch Pro and Diamond users, however. It also includes many other fixes:

* Plugin (like FlashLite) interaction fixes
* Animated GIF fixes
* Re-activation of an optimization for some JavaScript intensive sites
* Many editing bugs are fixed (yes, you can blog with it again!)
* All known and reported crashes are fixed
* Improved memory management for large images
* Minor canvas improvements
* Performance improvements, including 12% faster JavaScript

We hope to keep up the pace of updates over the next month or two as we sort out the remainder of our 1.1.0 bugs.

You may have noticed that last bullet point in particular. Yes, 12% faster JavaScript. We have a blog post about this coming up in part 2 of our Under The Hood blog series.

[Torx]

YESS!!!!!!! new update!!
i would love for them to continue updates like this weekly. that would be awesome.