I've just tested transfer using testing repository and it seems to work just fine, even including redirects for wiki pages created after transfer. So, as long as nothing bad will happen, then by evening (along with new report) we should have more professional infrastructure on github. You can except some other PR related changes too, probably not all of them will be ready today but as you can see we are simply starting preparations for our main event for this year, the 1.0 release (well, it is still doable and now I have even more motivation, obviously ;-)).
BTW, slight common cold is one of the worst things that can happen when there is time for bold move. :-D
OK, now I have very mixed feelings about this: https://vivaldi.com/#Home It had to be expected, but at least someone from their team could try to contact me earlier, and warn about these plans (as they were aware of this project for a year).
Here is new release schedule, note that some of items could be delayed or done earlier, but hopefully almost all of them will make it to 1.0 (except these marked as Later), maybe even at least few smaller or bigger not mentioned on that list. The biggest item (and one of most important ones) is custom tab bar, which may take more effort than stuff like QtWebEngine backend. 1.0 would happen almost exactly two years after otter.pro was created. ;-) There would be two RC releases for 1.0 which would live in own branch after tagging beta 6, one and two weeks before 1.0, replacing weeklies (as it will occur each Monday).
0.9.05 - beta 5 (01.03.2015):
user scripts
address field suggestions / drop down history
UI for customizing toolbars
customizable context menu
improved taskbar integration for Windows
exposing MDI features
additional panels for sidebar (page information, notes etc.)
0.9.06 - beta 6 (01.05.2015):
start page
passwords manager
helper for mouse gestures
feeds reader (as module)
support for tab thumbnails embedded in tab bar
tabs grouping (stacking and panorama mode)
1.0.01 - first stable release (01.06.2015):
fine-tune UI (sizes, margins and other details)
(at least) preview Blink (QtWebEngine) backend (assuming that there will be usable (pre)release of Qt 5.5 at that time)
Later:
spell checking
shared contacts database
mail client (as module)
form auto completion
extensions (Firefox and Chrome APIs support)
Opera Link like solution
support for Opera skins (through custom QStyle)
IM client module (at least IRC, possibly libpurple based)
Author of current icon experimented a bit with current design (left side), the biggest difference in new version (right side) is that the tail is now visible. What do you think, is it the right direction for evolution of this icon?
There is chance for some more minor changes (if he will have enough free time), if you have any ideas what could or should be improved then please post them here.
First beta is nearing but so far we don't have installer for Windows... For now something basic would be sufficient, just install files into selected directory (stuff like accepting license, installing only selected language, creating shortcut to launch in portable mode etc. could be added later). So far it seems that people prefer Inno Setup over NSIS, but since currently we have no installer any will do, it could be always replaced or improved later.
Any volunteers with some experience in writing installer scripts? ;-)
Another "boring" release (hopefully next one will be finally more exciting).
0.4.01 (01.04.2014): - added basic full screen mode support; - User Agents configuration; - various tab bar related fixes; - some other fixes and changes.
