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Epiphany 3.11.4 Browser Gets Released

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 8 February 2014 at 01:21 AM EST. 6 Comments

The latest release of the WebKitGTK+ powered Epiphany web-browser is now available as the latest milestone towards its incorporation in GNOME 3.12.

Epiphany 3.11.4 is the new release and it features support for multiple web-processes as part of the latest upstream WebKitGTK+ engine work to allow one process per view (tab/window).

Epiphany 3.11.4 also features a new history window, improved pop-up windows, code fixes, translation updates, and other fixes. A few more details can be learned from the 3.11.4 release.

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