Comments

1. Michael Clark

   04.09.08 2:58 PM

   Am I reading the site correctly? There is no cost in going from version 5.6 to 5.7? The right sidebar implies the minimum upgrade price is $4.95, which is actually from version 4 to 5.

2. troy

   04.10.08 2:41 AM

   That is correct, I updated the main blog post as well. Sorry for the confusion.

3. Allan Odgaard

   04.13.08 1:36 PM

   I was using 5.6 (non-beta) and the “Check for Updates…” did not tell me about this update/release.

   
   Fortunately a friend told me about it and I then did a manual update :)

4. troy

   04.14.08 3:00 AM

   The updater problem should be fixed now, sorry about that.

5. Dan Rubin

   04.19.08 9:17 AM

   I'm liking the toolbar icon changes, nice work :)

6. Andrew Weiss

   04.21.08 10:41 AM

   Congrats!  The new 5.7 solves many problems and makes OmniWeb work more consistently across a variety of sites.  And I like the new icons also :-)

   
   I understand there's a beta version of OmniWeb that includes fixes similar to WebKit 3.1.1.  Where do I go to download it and try it out?

7. troy

   04.22.08 2:47 AM

   We haven't announced any betas that have that version of WebKit yet. But when it's ready we'll post to our blog here.

8. Jeff Baxendale

   04.30.08 7:00 AM

   Any chance that we'll get a Safari 3-styled find in page? Its really really hard to go back from that.  Now that I figured out how to block flash in OmniWeb I'm so close to getting a license but some things are really hard to go without now.

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