Classilla 9.1 released

9.1 is about the same, but unfortunately it's probably going to be worse in later versions. The reason is simply because Mozilla code tends to be piggish about memory, and the increasing complexity of modern sites makes Classilla very unstable without a generous allocation. I am planning to adapt a later JavaScript interpreter to the next version of Classilla, but that is going to require quite a bit more stack overhead, and later layout requirements may be even fatter. Note that the allocation can be made out of virtual memory; you don't need to have sufficient physical RAM (though it is strongly advised) if you have enough total addressing space, even if that space is virtual. For example, I test and run Classilla on my beloved PowerBook 1400 by using RAM Doubler, and it only has 60MB of physical RAM. Plus, RAM Doubler is much higher performance than Apple VM, but Apple Virtual Memory will also work. -- ------------------------------------ personal: http://www.cameronkaiser.com/ -- Cameron Kaiser * Floodgap Systems * www.floodgap.com * ckaiser at floodgap.com -- Homestar has a web site? -- Strong Bad -------------------------------------