Thus spake Greg Kalitnikoff (kalitnikoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > On Fri, 8 Apr 2011 17:29:17 -0700 > Mike Perry <mikeperry@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > So we're not sure exactly when all of this will be ready, but we're > > working as hard as we can to make it ASAP. > > Hi Mike! Thanks for reply! I suspected the answer will be just like what > you told. > > One more off-topic question. Why not QtWeb? It`s not > like "replace Firefox with QtWeb immediately", but "why not to pay > attention to something else, maybe less problematic and secure and > simple". I suppose that you in-development-depth guys already have some > thoughts about it. Thanks. If by QtWeb, you mean QtWebkit, then the Tor Project has actually offered to pay the developer of a Tor fork of the Qt Webkit front end: http://code.google.com/p/torora/ But he is quite happy continuing on as a volunteer. If torora proves as functional and private as a forked Firefox, then we'll have to make decisions on speed and ease of maintainance. Right now, I think it lacks as extensive auditing and as comprehensive a featureset though. But it is definitely moving along! -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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