OmniWeb 4 beta 4 for Mac OS X DP4 is now available

[Andrew Abernathy]

OmniWeb 4 beta 4 for Mac OS X DP4 is now available. OmniWeb is a web browser  
written in Objective-C with Apple's advanced Cocoa frameworks and as a fully  
native Mac OS X application takes advantage of the platform's strengths.

This most recent beta release includes many new features and bug fixes since  
the last release. Highlights include user interface enhancements in such areas  
as bookmarks and the preferences panel, improved JavaScript support, the  
ability to hide various controls at the top of the browser window, the addition  
of a favorites bar, initial Flash support (via Macromedia's open Flash 4.0  
code), an overview of OmniWeb's recognized HTML, initial layer support, much  
improved cookie support, improved gamma support, support for IE's URL files,  
fix for a scheduler issue causing OmniWeb to stop relesing memory (or perform  
various other timed events), a complete rewrite and enhancement (still needs  
some work) of the table support, improvements to the history support, more  
advanced spoofing so that fewer sites will refuse us because we're not some  
other browser.

There's more. For full release notes, see  
http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/releasenotes/ .

To download this release, see the OmniWeb download page at  
http://www.omnigroup.com/products/omniweb/download/ . Installation instructions  
are also available at that page.

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