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Description

Endorphin is a cross platform web browser built using Qt and WebKit.

This release supports video playback through DirectShow, to the extent determined by the installed filters.
It is also the first release built in the AppVeyor cloud, ensuring a clean and reproducible build environment.

Fixed bugs:

The search bar did not provide OpenSearch suggestions from Google/YouTube due to outdated endpoint URLs.
OpenSearch endpoint URLs were insecure.

Other changes:

Includes a desktop version to help create and maintain compatible web designs.
Removes an annoying dependency on QtScript.


This is a fork of the Endorphin browser, which Aaron Dewes created as a fork of the Arora browser.

WARNING

This project does not deliver a secure browser which is safe for browsing the internet.
Read Stop Using QtWebKit, and know your responsibilities when deploying to production.

System Requirements

Windows CE 8.0 for ARM or x86 processors

Installation Instructions

Steps to deploy Endorphin Browser to a SIMATIC Comfort V2 or Mobile panel:

Download and unpack the .7z archive to a folder on your engineering PC.
Run the included piimake.bat as administrator.
Click the button labelled Create ProSave Addon.
Start ProSave.
Select device type, then switch to Options page.
Find Endorphin Browser listed among available options.
Remaining steps are as usual.

At your option, edit the registry to help Endorphin remember visited pages and accepted certificates across device reboot:

If in doubt how to edit the registry on your device, refer to regedt33.
Navigate to registry key HKLM\System\Explorer\Shell Folders.
Look for an entry with name Application Data, and change its value to point to a folder either on the built-in flash device (e.g. \flash\Application Data) or on a removable storage medium (e.g. \Storage Card SD\Application Data), the latter being the preferred choice if risk of wearing the built-in flash memory is of concern to you.

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