134 thoughts on “Midori”

1. hello

   i use Midori every day and it fills my need
   however EVERY time i download software from this site
   http://www.code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?rubrique21
   i get a wrong md5sum
   the downloaded archive is a source code that needs to be compiled
   which in most cases results in an unbuildable program

   i hope you can find a solution

   jean pierre aubry

2. Midori is nice work. I’d set it as my default browser if I could turn off the speeddial feature. For me, they are a distraction even when functioning as intended and a needless complexity. I would prefer my homepage or barring that about:blank on new tabs. It’s so very close what I consider ideal that I felt compelled to chime in and ask that you consider again providing a method for users to toggle that feature.

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4. Midori is a very pretty, secure, and intuitive web browser.
   Maybe the first web browser to surpass Opera, Chrome, and Safari in appearance.

   However, it will consistently crash.
   I could not find an email contact for the creators of Midori (twotoast).
   May I suggest you guys look up EEL web browser and borrow what is needed to stabilize Midori.

   It is uses a highly stable and an exceptionally fast Webkit engine, yet it lacks Midori’s features and looks, of-course.

   Keep up the good work.

5. Please, delete previous comment. Thanks

6. Greetings,

   Midori is a very pretty, secure, and intuitive web browser.
   Maybe the first web browser to surpass Opera, Chrome, and Safari in appearance.

   However, it will consistently crash.
   I could not find an email contact for the creators of Midori (twotoast).
   May I suggest that you guys, both, look up EEL web browser and borrow what is needed to stabilize Midori.

   It uses a highly stable and an exceptionally fast Webkit engine, yet it lacks Midori’s features and looks, of-course.

   Keep up the good work.

7. Donations?

   Not for Ubuntu. If it was OpenIndiana ready, definately.

   Also, maybe FreeBSD ready.

   Ubuntu, ready, …, no way, … I fell asleep. snoozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzing!

8. Are there plans to keep the Raspberry Pi version inline with the current release? Pi is on 0.4.3. Tried to build it but got stuck asking for zeitgeist 1.0

9. Is it possible to integrate bitcoin URIs?
   http://electrum.org/bitcoin_URIs.html

10. It is straightforward to add; I updated the FAQ to mention the supported client apps http://wiki.xfce.org/midori/faq#open_magnetircaptbitcoinwith_an_application

11. I really like Midori . I would like to see it on Platforms like MorphOS or Aros. Would it be possible to port it ????

12. I use midori on mint 13 whit lxde and it crashes more and more. It start with high cpu and ram usage that freezes the computer and it closes. ¿ Is this a known problem ? Anyone knows a relative simple solution to that ?
    Tanks

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14. Hi. I really love the effort to keep available this browser that is neat and clean. However, I find that Midori is often compatible with several Microsoft back-ended web sites and pages that have an interaction layer such as SSO (Single Sign On). Is there any documentation for Midori or WebKitGTK+ that describes how to get a WebKitGTK+ browser (like Midori) to properly interact with SSO and other Microsoft style web pages? Firefox seems to be able to handle these sites fine, but as we all know, Firefox has become rather bloated and overbearing these days. Thanks!

15. I meant to say *incompatible* in my above statement. Midori appears to be *incompatible* with Microsoft SSO.

    I’m running Midori on Gentoo/Xfce – quite possibly my favorite combination of all time!

16. Second the Morphos and AROS ports suggestion.
    Morphos runs on some Apple G4 machines while aros runs on some supported hardware that is x86 based.

17. Midori is a great browser. No problems whatsoever. I love how there aren’t a lot of bells and whistles hanging off of it. It is now my default web broswer.

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19. I’m trying to convince WebKit into adding my code for native APNG support. Would Midori support such feature?

    Some screenshots of APNG working in Midori:
    http://oi49.tinypic.com/3523uwg.jpg
    http://oi47.tinypic.com/34gxa9y.jpg

    Thanks.

20. @Zac, I just compiled 0.4.9 on the raspberry pi. There are a *lot* of packages you need to install. The one you mentioned, you can get via
    sudo apt-get install libzeitgeist-dev

    @Anyone, I can’t get midori to display video (mp4) via html 5 on the raspberry pi. The same video file (mp4) plays just fine with the omxplayer. Any ideas? I’m trying to get it to display video feeds with concerto v 1.9.3.

21. I’m using midori in vista on a 32 bit Win OS. It works perfectly and is super fast and simple. Haven’t moved up to 0.5 yet because I like what I have.
    I’d like to add it to ccleaner but am not script competent. Can anyone provide a script to paste into a Winappi file for midori?

    Martin

22. Hallo Herr Christian Dywan,
    auf der suche nach alternativen zu Firefox & Co. bin ich heute erstmals auf Ihr Midori-Projekt aufmerksam geworden. Leider gehöre ich zu einer Generation die nie die Möglichkeit hatte in der Schule eine Fremdsprache zu erlernen. (Dies hat sich erst nach meiner Schulentlassung alles geändert). Ich bin daher wie viele meiner Generation nicht in der Lage Ihre englischen Texte zu verstehen. Deshalb möchte ich die Frage an Sie richten warum Sie keine deutsche Übersetzung Ihrer Texte auf Ihrer Webseite anbieten.

    Für Ihre Antwort vorab ein herzliches danke.

    m.f.g. Netzuser

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25. I am liking this browser over both Firefox and Chromium. It is stable and had no issues since installed on my laptop with dual booted BackBox Linux and Ubuntu (13.04 Beta).

26. Thank you sooo soo soo much for Midori. It is so fast and it looks great on my linux box. I use Bodhi linux by the way. Thank you so much for the effort you guys put in for folks like me. Do not think you’re work is going unnoticed : ). I’ll be making a donation regularly. = ) Thanks again.

27. Can’t seem to reorder bookmarks either in book mark side bar or on bookmark bar. All other browsers have this function. Am I missing something? Like the speed!!

28. Midori 0.5.0 crashes every time on windows 7 and have no option to send bug reports

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30. Midori is a completly openSource Browser and designed for that? Webkit needs nonfree depends or not?

31. Hi can I install firebug extension on Midori ? Is it supported and will you support it ?
    I want to use midori for agents in my callcenter but software won’t work properly
    without Firebug and Firefox is too much for Raspberry Pi.

32. also support for webrtc would be nice too!

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34. I really liked this when I had Ubuntu, but I’m wondering if you could do a windows compatible version for my laptop?