heavyt | # 61 | 2009-11-19, 12:57 | Report

Getting images here...address toolbar would be nice, thanks

yukop4 | # 62 | 2009-11-19, 21:08 | Report

so far so good -could be usefull app-but it loads sites slowly-is that normal

puelocesar | # 63 | 2009-12-03, 11:24 | Report

Hi everyone again, I just updated Macuco to version 0.2, now with a navigation toolbar, so you can use it as a mini browser if you like it.

Your feedback is welcome

alabak2002 | # 64 | 2009-12-03, 23:41 | Report

I hope to see this running on the N900 soon

puelocesar | # 65 | 2009-12-04, 01:02 | Report

And I hope to be able to buy a N900 soon

But before that I'll send it to Fremantle builder again, I'm having some dependency bugs on Qt Fremantle, but soon it will be solved.

heavyt | # 66 | 2009-12-04, 04:22 | Report

Love the nav toolbar and the hyperlinks that we can click. Keep up the good work. Somewhat slow, some websites like this one does not keep its borders when ones is enlarging the page.

Using it to post this.

heavyt | # 67 | 2009-12-04, 05:04 | Report

Is it possible to have bookmarks.
Websites (mobile2.wsj.com, m.barrons.com, i.engadget.com etc) made for mobile devices, displays very nice with this app

Tintin | # 68 | 2009-12-04, 05:55 | Report

It's a very slick gmail reader.

Pro:
- Great scrolling
- Nice, clean interface
- Active Hyperlinks
- Zooming works great

Con:
- A bit big footprint (5Meg?)
- Slow to start-up
- Maybe not the best as a 'general browser';
- Slow as a browser (which wasn't was it was designed for though)
- No bookmarks
- No homepage
- Does not support multiple gmail accounts/logins


All in all: Very nice.

puelocesar | # 69 | 2009-12-04, 10:29 | Report

Well, on the next version I was thinking in adding bookmarks and a favorites page.

I have very little time to work on this, so features would come on a slow pace. contributions would be welcome

munky261 | # 70 | 2009-12-05, 02:53 | Report

Why is there no way to put attachments on new messages?