Lightweight browser using WebKit engine

Midori is an “easy” application designed to browse the World Wide Web – or “browser”. Key features of Midori include user interface implementation using GTK+ library functions and WebKit engine to display web pages, among others. If you are curious what lies beyond its exotic name, Midori can be downloaded free from our website; builds for Win32 can also be obtained directly from development team website.

Midori download for windows 10 offers various features including “tabbed” interface, customizable search and bookmarks; support for JavaScript script; as well as being developed within Xfce Goodies medium, an extension to desktop environment Xfce.

So here’s what Midori provides:

• GTK+ 2 and GTK+ 3 support is complete;
• WebKit handles Internet pages at high speed;
• sessions, tabs and windows can all be managed easily;
• Netscape extensions support is present;
• user configurable search; script and style support available as part of this app;
• bookmark management made simple;
• extensibility available within an interface which can be extended and customized as required;
• AdBlock version as part of this product offering;
• Programmers may choose from three languages for writing extensions – Vala, Lua or C – when developing extensions.

The rest of the app’s new features:

• Configurable maximization of texts and images;
• You can add or remove icons using graphics mode while working with dashboard;
• There is also now a plugins panel which can be moved over to the right-side for easier use;
• IDN support has also been enabled as have mouse gestures for easier usage of dashboard.
• Midori can now integrate seamlessly with Maemo on mobile devices;
• Judetean Word searches while typing can now occur automatically;
• Judetean Extensions can now be turned on/off without restarting;
• Speed Dial;
• Feeds panel was added.

Additional Information

Midori screenshot