134 thoughts on “Midori”

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2. Hello,

   excellent web browser BUT very useful feature Form History Filler does not work!
   May be i do not correct use it? Please help and tell me, how it works correctly? Can i use it for login/password form filling or not?

3. Definitely can not run in windows, all errors come out.

4. Hi,

   Thanks for your dev efforts. Giving a try to your Midori. Seems a fine alternative.

   Please, give some thought to implementing “aliases”, that is, abbreviation shortcuts for web addresses, just like the feature found on Opera (called “nicks”) and Firefox (called “keywords”). For ex.: once set, the user only has to type, into the address bar, say, “goo”, visiting http://www.google.com, “mjg”, for http://www.majorgeeks.com and so on…

   Also, in my opinion a must-have feature worth-implementing would be the ability of importing Opera hotlinks (with nicks and all) and/or Firefox bookmark collections (also with keywords and all).

   Regards from Brazil.

   Good luck.

5. Currently testing Midori on the Saluki OS.
   Great little browser, but one problem. The HTML5 support is not quite right. It is great for opening pages as an application, but, it doesn’t offer full offline support. Take read.amazon.com their online kindle app, works very well in firefox but in Midori the Pin book function does not seem to work meaning you can only read your books when you are connected to the internet.

   Be great if you could fix this, happy to help with the testing.

   D

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7. hi,
   os : ubuntu precise pangolin
   installed Midori
   when trying to open, received this message :
   “the page http://www…… couldn’t be loaded
   cannot resolve proxy hostname ()” !
   I don’t use any proxy, just a router
   what can I do to fix the problem ?

8. Great tip, thanks!Maybe avoid an accadentil push (nah, no idea how that could happen), one could usegit config global url.git://git.gnome.org/.insteadof gnome:this way you get access to the read only versionAlso to my big surprise i found out how good the tab-autocompletition in command line works try it out!

9. Sorry, I don’t know the answer to that. I built this kreenl for a headless board that had a USB flash drive but otherwise no display, keyboard, or mouse.You might want to hop on #ubuntu-arm on freenode and see if they can help. The stock binary kreenl has everything under the sun and might cover what you need already.

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11. Midori is a lovely lightweight browser: congratulations and thanks.

    Just one plea :

    PLEASE don’t “fatten it” needlessly in this new variant, by adding email handling. Email is a quite separate function, needing a heavyweight client (because it has to have access to endless thousands of locally stored historial mails) – there is no reason to have all that baggage hanging on the back of a web browser. What we need is lightness and speed, which you’ve achieved brilliantly.

    I can’t imagine why anyone would want to combine an email client with a browser – the two are for different purposes, different work contexts, different times of the workng day.

    At least – PLEASE keep Midori available as a separate entity, if you do go in this new direction.

    Thanks a lot

    Mike, London

12. hi,
    os : ubuntu precise pangolin
    installed Midori
    when trying to open, received this message :
    “the page http://www…… couldn’t be loaded
    cannot resolve proxy hostname ()” !
    I don’t use any proxy, just a router
    what can I do to fix the problem ?

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16. Please don’t bloat.
    Plenty of room for customization, should one want to:
    ~/.config/midori/extensions/
    ~/.config/midori/config
    ~/.local/share/midori/[styles extensions]
    “…aims to be lightweight and fast.” That’s why I like it. Please don’t change Midori into one of them bloatware browsers like IE. Mail, chat, all that plerf can be accessed easily via html or personal extensions.
    {Those who want Midori to work in Windows should try out XFCE4}
    I agree with pingback: https://duckduckgo.com/ is my new favorite search engine.
    Thank your for providing this fast, lightweight html rendering app!

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18. Very fast browser but it would be great if it could manage SSL certificate and ciphers, my company need to use custom certificate authority but we can’t add it to Midori as there is no features available

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22. Nice Work with Midori. Keep on doing this beautiful webrowser, fast lightweight and simple

    Keep on rocking with Midori!

    Nice job!

23. Midori works like a charm, thanks!

24. How do I enter a WEP into Midori to use my secure home WIFI.
    Thank You Very Much! Pete Pryjmak

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28. Hi
    very good, using the version from standard Ubuntu 12.04 repo. Although in Firefox, I can click into the url line and see previously visited sites. Autocompletion works fine but I miss that, maybe there’s a hint for that?
    Thanks.

29. I would totally switch to Midori if it would support Ghostery.

    Please create a preference settings for tabs, so I can choose which tab gets showed after closing another tab… now it automatically switches to the last tab, even if it’s empty. For instance, I have 5 tabs, tab 5 is empty, I go to tab 4 and load a page, I click on a link with ctrl pressed, in a new tab… if I close that tab, I do not return to tab 4, but the empty tab 5 !

    Good browser… Nice Job !

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31. How can i make the screensize bigger or smaller? in firefox, just strg + or strg – key works, but not in latest 0.4.6 midori.

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38. I want to import my Mozilla bookmarks into Midori,but I can’t see any way of doing so.

    I’ve converted the Mozilla bookmarks file from .html to .xbel. What do I do now?

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42. Hi,

    I’m using Midori browser and I don’t know how to install a portuguese spell checking, it only have english spell checking. And I like to know too if is possible to have more than one spell checker.

    Thanks

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46. No bookmarks?
    I am going to need a few pages for my speed dials and that will be a slow dial by then.

    And when I wish to download something I’d like to be consulted about where it is going to be saved. Being fast is good but not if I have to chase after it to clean up.

    I have only just got hold of the browser so I don’t have anything to compare it with. Thanks for the work though.

47. I think it’s a great browser. I use it on Slitaz.

48. Hi, i cannot open my mail account on outlook.com, when i introduce the email and pass, and click on go, only recharge the same page over and over again, if i copy-paste the direction from firefox, and put in preferences “identify like Firefox” i enter, but to the mobile version of outlook, i tested the others identifications.

    my specs:
    Midori 0.4.6 (de.twotoasts.midori_61af72e01fa32bdfe2eb9cc81626043a__0)
    GTK+ 2.24.10 (2.24.10) Glib 2.32.3 (2.32.3)
    WebKitGTK+ 1.8.1 (1.8.1) libsoup 2.38.1
    cairo 1.10.2 (1.10.2)
    gcr No
    granite No
    libnotify 0.7.5
    single instance libunique 1.1.6
    Platform X11; Linux x86_64
    Identification Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux; rv:2.0.1) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/4.0.1 Midori/0.4
    Video Formats H264 [x] Ogg Theora [x] WebM [x]

    thanks for the good browser, any help?

49. Midori works well in Windows 7 (detected as OSX flash, html5), sites that gave me problems with Opera (http 500) or Safari 5.1.7 (please drop down boxes) I have not. IDM works well and the only thing I have noticed that when leaving not clear the history and CCleaner does not detect the portable version

50. Hello.I have a bug to report.Well ,that is it . After I run the command “./ configure”,it said “Checking for program version valac >= 0.1.6 : not found
    /root/Downloads/midori-0.4.7/wscript:107: error: valac version too old to be used with this tool” However, my version of valac is 0.1.8, it is not old at all. I think the version is new for midori .