GNOME Web (Epiphany)

Seven years ago today, the Epiphany webbrowser was first released. In the mean time, the project has had three maintainers and in the past year it has been rejuvenized by switching from the Gecko to the WebKit backend. At the WebKitGTK+ hackfest that took place last week (covered by Xan, Reinout, Alex, Gustavo, and Christian, […]

Seven years ago today, the Epiphany webbrowser was first released. In the mean time, the project has had three maintainers and in the past year it has been rejuvenized by switching from the Gecko to the WebKit backend. At the WebKitGTK+ hackfest that took place last week (covered by Xan, Reinout, Alex, Gustavo, and Christian, among [...]

Epiphany 2.26.3 has been released. It is the last version to support a Gecko back-end. This marks the end of an era. Also, Xan Lopez has taken over Epiphany maintainership. We wish to thank Christian Persch for all his work through the years!

Epiphany 2.26.3 has been released. It is the last version to support a Gecko back-end. This marks the end of an era. Also, Xan Lopez has taken over Epiphany maintainership. We wish to thank Christian Persch for all his work through the years!

A brief notice: OSNews linked to a Free Software Magazine article extolling Epiphany as the ultimate Gnome browser. (But you knew that already, didn’t you? ;-)) “If you’re a Gnome user who needs a Gnome browser, a Xubuntu user who can’t survive the heaviness of Firefox, or just a person who likes speed and power, […]

A brief notice: OSNews linked to a Free Software Magazine article extolling Epiphany as the ultimate Gnome browser. (But you knew that already, didn’t you? ;-)) “If you’re a Gnome user who needs a Gnome browser, a Xubuntu user who can’t survive the heaviness of Firefox, or just a person who likes speed and power, give Epiphany [...]

The Epiphany team proudly presents a brand new release of every Gnome lovers’ pet web browser! Version 2.24 doesn’t differ much from 2.22 feature-wise. The Webkit switch is still in progress, so although it can be built with a Webkit back end, Gecko is still the recommended rendering engine. In this release, the address entry […]

The Epiphany team proudly presents a brand new release of every Gnome lovers’ pet web browser! Version 2.24 doesn’t differ much from 2.22 feature-wise. The Webkit switch is still in progress, so although it can be built with a Webkit back end, Gecko ... [More] is still the recommended rendering engine. In this release, the address entry has improved logic which [...] [Less]

Attention! Ceci n’est pas un poisson d’avril! Over the last few months, the Epiphany development team has been discussing the future of the Gnome web browser. We feel that we haven’t been living up to the full potential of a well-integrated Gnome application, due to both internal and external constraints. The Epiphany user interface is […]

Attention! Ceci n’est pas un poisson d’avril! Over the last few months, the Epiphany development team has been discussing the future of the Gnome web browser. We feel that we haven’t been living up to the full potential of a well-integrated Gnome ... [More] application, due to both internal and external constraints. The Epiphany user interface is built on [...] [Less]