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1. Shift April 6, 2013 at 02:05

   Hi, ninjas!

   Thanks for this great browser. Use it on Debian

   I watch for splited inputs for uri and search engine question … It’s cool but both can do request in SE. Can you merge it? It’s very comfortably.

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2. kl March 2, 2013 at 06:47

   Hi,

   I really would love to give midori a try. However, I am having trouble installing it.
   I downloaded the file from the website and followed the instructions up to to the terminal. then I get error saying “bash ./waf permission denied”. So I tried the another by getting the ppa on launchpad and adding it to the software source. But when I get the ppa the old version that is 0.4.3 is still in synaptic and it is not being updated. Is there a way to get midori. I reeeaallly want to try the latest version.

   Thanks

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3. shortcut fanatic January 23, 2013 at 14:01

   Hi, it would be nice to add a Ctrl+q shortcut for exit Midori.
   It’s a standard in a lot of programs on Gnu/Linux.

   Midori has alt+f4 for exit but it’s windows shortcut.
   Just need to look distance between keys for seeing the wrong conception.
   (need two hands for exit)

   Except this Midori is rock and speed. Great job.

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4. prince December 17, 2012 at 05:25

   By far you have the world’s best looking web browser and the sexiest, too (because, it behaves much like unix).

   You even managed to dethrone Opera in terms of looks.

   Powerful, Midori can guide through ways to keep running (or browsing) with JavaScript disabled!

   Secure, one of the few browsers that won’t expose your drive’s system files;
   You can even check by typing in the URL “file:///C:/”.

   Windows 8 group is jealous, because Midori can’t survive for 20 min. in Windows without crashing.

   If you guys can solve that crashing issue in Windows 8, beat Qupzilla and NetSurf in terms of speed, beat K-meleon in terms of eficiency, and beat Slimboat and LunaScape6 (and, or maybe even SongBird and Kylo) in terms of features, and don’t forget a text mode or a dark mode, you will make history as the greatest web browser ever!

   Keep up the great work! I also, hope you will have and OpenIndiana version soon.

   All the best and many thanks!

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5. Bud November 7, 2012 at 03:35

   Hi, what is the name of the bookmarks file and what is the path to finding it. Somehow I have Firefox imported bookmarks x 3 and can’t figure out a way to delete them all,
   Is there a Midori forum?
   Thanks
   Bud

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6. Sinisa Perovic October 1, 2012 at 16:37

   Hi,

   For years now I’m using Midori and I’m glad to see it getting better with every single release. Last year I’m using it on my ElementaryOS Jupiter / Luna laptop and today I accidentally created a shortcut which is now appearing in Slingshot launcher. I tried to locate .destkop file but a cannot find it in /usr/share/applications nor with locate utility. Please advise how to remove this one but also a future shortcuts since there is no way to do it from Midori.
   BTW, the shortcut appears in Slingshot but does nothing at all so you may want to look into this since it’s default browser in Elementary OS.

   Keep up the good work and thank you for wonderful Midori.

   Cheers,
   Sinisa Perovic

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7. Horst Schneider September 16, 2012 at 11:52

   Hallo,
   ich benutze Midori 0.4.5 unter PCLinuxOS und habe es auch schon geschafft, mir 0.4.6 selbst zu kompilieren. Unter http://wiki.xfce.org/midori/faq heisst es: “Midori >= 0.4.7 supports http://git.gnome.org/browse/gcr/tree/gcr for certificate display and management” => wo bekomme ich denn 0.4.7 her und was muss ich dann mit dem gcr machen, damit es funktioniert?

   Danke,
   Horst

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8. Thewebtube September 5, 2012 at 16:19

   The other day I was looking for a good browser on the Ubuntu Software Center and I found Midori and I downloaded it. As soon as I opened I found just quick and easy, and I love the simple software .. and wanted to know if you needed a hand to distribute it here in Italy, I’d do it for free since I’m an estimator of free software, thank you. Thewebtube

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9. Vektorweg August 30, 2012 at 09:22

   very nice browser!
   i tested some svg filters with animation and midori is incredibly fast rendering this. faster than known other browsers. how did you get this?

   PS you should write “dot” instead of “punkt” in your contact address.

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10. gordoni August 19, 2012 at 18:01

    Where is the presentation page about the 3 midori flavors, describing the differences about midori/midori-gtk3/midori-granite ?

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11. Flavio May 11, 2012 at 09:35

    Thanks Andrew! I didn’t notice those tooablr style settings before. However, when I mentioned customizing the tooablr I was thinking of moving buttons around as well as the style settings.I know that there’s a fullscreen mode, but it doesn’t autohide the tooablr and tab bar like Firefox does.

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12. Aaron May 11, 2012 at 07:08

    > Awesome Bar comes from Firefox and permits to find your bokmkaros with the location bar. Epiphany has had this feature for years, much before Firefox did.The name ab awesome bar bb might have been coined by Firefox though, Ephy didn’t have a name for it afaik, it was just natural for us Ephy users.

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13. Airon90 April 11, 2012 at 17:06

    You forgot the links to download Midori (Windows version is not hosted in Git) and info about translation and so on
    You did a great work in restyling the website
    Keep on rockin’ m/

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