Hi guys,
In the midst of winter Olympics, we just released updated version 6.0.3. (Now we can sit back and enjoy the last few days of the games!)
We have updated Gecko engine to the latest revision 1.9.1.8, which is the same as Firefox 3.5.8. As you can see from Mozilla's release note here, this includes several security and stability fix and we strongly encourage you to update yours soon.
We have also fixed some bugs such as memory issues wrt favorites, WebKit font issues, etc. Please check our release note for details of what changed.
We are also working towards a larger update, so please stay tuned.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Version 6.0.2 is available now
Hi guys,
Thanks for waiting. Update version 6.0.2 is released earlier today.
We did a bit of engine tuning so that you will feel it is faster and more stable. It includes 13 bug fixes as well.
Oh yes, that annoying bug of search button is now fixed. Please check out our release note for details.
http://en.lunapedia.lunascape.tv/index.php?title=Release_Notes#Feb_2.2C_2010_Ver_6.0.2
We know that there are more bugs to fix (thanks to your diligent reports!) and we are planning to do a big feast on that.
Until then, please enjoy the 6.0.2.
Thanks for waiting. Update version 6.0.2 is released earlier today.
We did a bit of engine tuning so that you will feel it is faster and more stable. It includes 13 bug fixes as well.
Oh yes, that annoying bug of search button is now fixed. Please check out our release note for details.
http://en.lunapedia.lunascape.tv/index.php?title=Release_Notes#Feb_2.2C_2010_Ver_6.0.2
We know that there are more bugs to fix (thanks to your diligent reports!) and we are planning to do a big feast on that.
Until then, please enjoy the 6.0.2.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Protect Yourself with Triple Engine
Hi guys,
Many of you have probably heard of the recent IE vulnerability issue which German and French government acted quite strongly. (If you haven't, you can read it here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/microsoft/7018669/France-warns-against-Internet-Explorer-use.html)
Internet security is a lot to do with individual's system setup and behavior, and it is difficult to be 100% safe. But, when times like this, Lunascape's triple engine becomes really handy.
When a security hole of a browser is being exploited, what would you do? You won't access the Internet until the hole is patched? Or would you go through the process of downloading another browser and learning how to use it from scratch? And what happens when the new browser you switched to encounter different vulnerability issues?
With Lunascape's triple engine, protecting yourself is just two clicks away. When there is a problem with IE, you change your default engine to Gecko or WebKit. Similarly, if there is a problem with Firefox, you can instantly change it to WebKit or Trident. And you can do all that having the same UI, favorites, bookmarks etc. that you are familiar with. No re-learning involved. No productivity lost.
Yes, each of our engine is susceptible to the same security issues and, in this case, we strongly encourage you to apply the emergency patch provided by Microsoft to your IE (Trident) . But, you won't really hear that security issues of all major browsers are targeted at the same time, Therefore, you will be much safer using Lunascape and having control over which engine to use at any given time.
Hadn't thought about this merit of triple engine? Well, now you know.
Take charge and stay safe.
You can also help your friends in Germany and France by informing this alternative.
Many of you have probably heard of the recent IE vulnerability issue which German and French government acted quite strongly. (If you haven't, you can read it here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/microsoft/7018669/France-warns-against-Internet-Explorer-use.html)
Internet security is a lot to do with individual's system setup and behavior, and it is difficult to be 100% safe. But, when times like this, Lunascape's triple engine becomes really handy.
When a security hole of a browser is being exploited, what would you do? You won't access the Internet until the hole is patched? Or would you go through the process of downloading another browser and learning how to use it from scratch? And what happens when the new browser you switched to encounter different vulnerability issues?
With Lunascape's triple engine, protecting yourself is just two clicks away. When there is a problem with IE, you change your default engine to Gecko or WebKit. Similarly, if there is a problem with Firefox, you can instantly change it to WebKit or Trident. And you can do all that having the same UI, favorites, bookmarks etc. that you are familiar with. No re-learning involved. No productivity lost.
Yes, each of our engine is susceptible to the same security issues and, in this case, we strongly encourage you to apply the emergency patch provided by Microsoft to your IE (Trident) . But, you won't really hear that security issues of all major browsers are targeted at the same time, Therefore, you will be much safer using Lunascape and having control over which engine to use at any given time.
Hadn't thought about this merit of triple engine? Well, now you know.
Take charge and stay safe.
You can also help your friends in Germany and France by informing this alternative.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
What's under the Christmas tree? A little gift from us!
Hi guys,
It's Christmas eve here in San Francisco. We have got a little something to be delivered to you over night.
We are releasing updated version 6.0.1 in a couple of hours. That includes the latest Gecko engine (same as Firefox 3.5.6), option to select IE8 native mode, higher resolution capability, and some bugs and language fixes.
It's not a big one (that's why 6.0.x) as official release was just a couple weeks ago, but we wanted to get you something for the holiday season.
So, once you find the gift under the tree, unwrap and enjoy it.
It's been a great year for us, thanks to all of you. We hope that many more people get to know Lunascape in the coming year. Please continue to help us in that and let us hear what you need and want.
We wish you all a wonderful holiday season. May the coming year bring you a lot of joy.
It's Christmas eve here in San Francisco. We have got a little something to be delivered to you over night.
We are releasing updated version 6.0.1 in a couple of hours. That includes the latest Gecko engine (same as Firefox 3.5.6), option to select IE8 native mode, higher resolution capability, and some bugs and language fixes.
It's not a big one (that's why 6.0.x) as official release was just a couple weeks ago, but we wanted to get you something for the holiday season.
So, once you find the gift under the tree, unwrap and enjoy it.
It's been a great year for us, thanks to all of you. We hope that many more people get to know Lunascape in the coming year. Please continue to help us in that and let us hear what you need and want.
We wish you all a wonderful holiday season. May the coming year bring you a lot of joy.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Lunascape 6.0 ORION is Now Official
Hi guys,
Whew, what a day! We just released Lunascape 6.0 as official /stable version.
Many of you have helped us improving the product by trying out test versions and giving us feedback. Without your help, we could not make it. Thank you, thank you, and thank you.
We hope you enjoy the new Triple Engine + Triple Add-on Lunascape. Please upgrade soon, as support for ver 5 will end shortly.
As you know, we won't stop here. Keep coming with good suggestions!
Whew, what a day! We just released Lunascape 6.0 as official /stable version.
Many of you have helped us improving the product by trying out test versions and giving us feedback. Without your help, we could not make it. Thank you, thank you, and thank you.
We hope you enjoy the new Triple Engine + Triple Add-on Lunascape. Please upgrade soon, as support for ver 5 will end shortly.
As you know, we won't stop here. Keep coming with good suggestions!
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