Otter 0.9.91-dev 20170922 - Web browser controlled by the user, not vice-versa

This RISC OS version was created by the GCCSDK Autobuilder

Getting Started
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Pre-requisites before installing.

First install the latest version of PackMan if it isn't already installed. Available from
https://sites.google.com/site/alansriscosstuff/packman.
Use PackMan to install the following packages. These are part of the latest release of GCC. Currently 4.7.4 release 5.

ARMEABISupport
CryptRandom
SharedLibs
SharedLibs-C++2
SharedLibs-C2
SharedUnixLibrary

If you aleady have PackMan installed make sure to update the above to the latest versions before proceeding.
The are a few bugs in earlier releases that cause Otter browser to crash on start up.

This zip file contains the !Otter-Browser folder. Just copy this to your preferred location.

The !Boot folder contains most of the resources required by !Otter-browser.
These folders must be 'seen' before runing !Otter-browser

It contains a default set of config for !Otter-browser to avoid a few issues.
e.g. The cache is turned off otherwise images fail to load.

The !Boot.resources folder contains the following folders,

!CaCertificates
!Hunspell
!SharedLibs
!UnixFC
!UnixFont

If you already have !Otter-browser installed make sure you first back up these folders if they exist already.
Then copy the supplied !Boot folder over your existing !Boot.

New in this release
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The !Otter-browser application has no changes other than being linked to later versions of certain libraries.

Displays a banner while !Otter-browser is starting up. This can take up to 30 seconds depending on I/O and CPU speed.
If the banner disappears but !Otter-Browser doesn't run it makes it clear that something has failed. See the
!Otter-browser.debug/log file for a possible cause.

On RISC OS platforms with RGB diplays the Qt$NoRedBlueSwap system variable is set to 1.

No longer randomly pauses when fetching web pages.

JPEG images should now display correctly. Previously a place holder would display instead.

Rebuilt the Otter browser executable so that it is compatible with the latest version of UnixLib.
