STABLE version -- 4.2.10.171

[Admini]

I ask you to make it clear whether you are developing this browser or abandoning this project, I think we deserve the words of truth.

Of course we are still working on this project.

[warmiak38]

Of course we are still working on this project.

Then give a specific release date for the Browser, and don't say it might be this or next month.

[Admini]

Then give a specific release date for the Browser, and don't say it might be this or next month.

Sorry but as a small team, we do not have a fixed release cycle.

[AnakhaSilver]

Sorry but as a small team, we do not have a fixed release cycle.

Which is why, repeatedly, we have told you to open up a call for volunteers to help speed up release by spreading out the workload. You have refused to every time. The "small team" excuse falls flat when people have presented you a solution multiple times and you've refused it.

[GoodUser]

Which is why, repeatedly, we have told you to open up a call for volunteers to help speed up release by spreading out the workload. You have refused to every time. The "small team" excuse falls flat when people have presented you a solution multiple times and you've refused it.

You can't understand developer policy. He doesn't have to post versions like Chrome. He doesn't owe you anything. Don't like it, switch to another browser and don't make a snot in the branch.

[Banjoboy]

You can't understand developer policy. He doesn't have to post versions like Chrome. He doesn't owe you anything. Don't like it, switch to another browser and don't make a snot in the branch.

AMEN !!

[GoodUser]

AMEN !!

You need to pray in the church, and not in the forum. Moron.

[tomdz]

You can't understand developer policy. He doesn't have to post versions like Chrome. He doesn't owe you anything. Don't like it, switch to another browser and don't make a snot in the branch.

I'm also a dev, and yah - when you have something free for all, always having some people just feel that's not enough for them. And take a long time for i realize that stuff have a reason.
IF you said "i doesn't owe him anything" i'll agree with you that's true, i don't owe him anything.
BUT he owes all of us his reposibilities for the things he created whether it's free or not....... Appreciate all his hard work.

[GoodUser]

I'm also a dev, and yah - when you have something free for all, always having some people just feel that's not enough for them. And take a long time for i realize that stuff have a reason.
IF  you said "i doesn't owe him anything" i'll agree with you that's true, i don't owe him anything.
BUT he owes all of us his reposibilities for the things he created whether it's free or not....... Appreciate all his hard work.

The developer can take into account the wishes of users. Do not like the policy, let them change the browser.

[AnakhaSilver]

You can't understand developer policy. He doesn't have to post versions like Chrome. He doesn't owe you anything. Don't like it, switch to another browser and don't make a snot in the branch.

Cent is not free of criticism. It should not take half a year to release an already-behind browser, and it should not take so long that extensions stop working. If they had more workers on the team, this wouldn't BE a problem. And blindly praising when this is a major problem is nothing good.

You're literally going, "If you have any criticisms on the way anything here is run, leave." Even though, repeatedly, I've said I can't because nothing else disabled DirectWrite, and DirectWrite gives me a migraine. So I'm stuck on a browser that refuses to update in a timely manner even though there are people here who could help them. Out of what, IDK. Foolish pride is what I assume.