An environment-supporting alternative to Ecosia if you don't want to support Google in the process Changes/fixes: - Changed the way tables are rendered to fix a number of spec compliance issues and allow relative positioning of table parts - Now building against the Windows 10 SDK 3.132 for increased compatibility with Windows 10 and improved Spectre mitigation - Removed the unused DiskSpaceWatcher component - Updated cairo code - Updated SQLite to 3.30.1 - Updated the Brotli library to 1.0.7 - Updated the woff2 library to 1.0.2 - Updated the OpenType Sanitizer to 8.0.0 - Updated the Javascript math library for precision and performance fixes - Updated the embedded Emoji font to Mozilla's COLR-mapped twemoji 0.5.0 (Twemoji 12.1.3), to support Emoji 12 - Improved CSS grid rendering - Changed packaging for archives to use 7z/xz instead of zip/bz2 - Made the second argument of (DOM/CSS) insertRule() optional for (Chrome) web compatibility - Removed the non-standard ()/unwatch() functions. This is a Bing-backed search engine that donates the majority of its revenue to various charities that support the planet and animals. the Chromium bugtracker) - Implemented () - Implemented Regular Expression lookbehind - Implemented Regular Expression /s flag (dotAll support) - Implemented (regex) - Added Ekoru to the list of default search engines. While not fully spec compliant (yet), this will fix the few web compatibility issues with sites that rely on this feature without fallback (e.g.

stick table headers so they don't scroll off the screen - Enabled basic implementation of module type scripting.

New features: - Added support for modern Solaris operating systems like Illumos - Implemented position:sticky for table parts - You can now use CSS to e.g.

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