----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 1:13 PM Subject: [voyager] Re: Test - Please ignore
> However, it seems nobody is using it, since this is probably the first mess= > age for a year or so. Yes, but it is still used ;-) > But is anything happening on the Voyager front these days? When I moved fro= > m my Amiga to a Windows-based computer almost three years ago, Voyager was = > already back then pretty dead and quite a bit behind IBrowse. In my opinion, voyager died as soon as it let down the Amiga classic for going morphos only, despite the users that paid for it :-((( (and I'm part of them, two times) I still expect to see a move back to us... BTW, Now, there is still IBrowse on the classic :-) and a new version is available (v2.4) since Christmas :-) numerous bugs have been killed, a plug-ins support is here (first of it a flash player (in beta for now, but that will change quickly :-))) and upgrade is FREE for v2 owners and cheap for v1 ones. plug-ins interface sdk is to be published so, everyone can make interesting plug-ins for it :-) Amigalement, Jean-François Bachelet :-)
