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fix showing messages in statusbar in RTL mode.

fix showing speed dials in bookmarks icon.

fix sometimes incorrectly loading background non-restored tab.

fix possible crash when accessing last active window.

fix crash when unloading plugin with visible sidebar.

add option to use TabManager as main tabbar replacement.

added interface for extensions to show action in Tools menu.

Official builds are now using Qt 5, which bring HTML5 Audio/Video support and a lot of fixes for bugs and crashes for Windows Vista+. QupZilla web browser 1.8.8 was released a few hours ago. Then make it executable via its Properties window, and run the file to launch QupZilla:ДonвЂ™t see the вЂњRunвЂќ option even after made the appimage executable? Go to file manage menu Edit -> Preferences -> Behavior -> Choose the option says вЂRun executable text files when they are openedвЂ™.

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It canвЂ™t be built with default Qt libraries in all current Ubuntu releases.ДЄt the moment, you can only download the Appimage, non-install single executable file, from the link below:

Linux: PulseAudio streams now have QupZilla app name and icon.

various improvements in TabManager extension.

improved handling of downloading dependencies in GreaseMonkey scripts.

improved locationbar completer with search suggestions.

tab icon is now hidden when page has no icon.

added back print element background option.

QupZilla will now get only bug-fix releases, and next major release will be named Falkon as a KDE project.

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QupZilla 2.2, the final release series of the cross-platform Qt web browser, is now available. fix build on macOS Preferences -> Behavior -> Choose the option says вЂRun executable text files when they are openedвЂ™.added support for вЂњfontвЂќ option in AdBlock.The new release features following changes: If (-not (Get-Command choco.The second bug-fix release for QupZilla 2.2 series was release a few hours ago.

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