New Iron-Version: 21.0.1200.0 Stable for MacOS

[SRWare]

We released the new Iron for MacOS today, which contains all features and updates known from Chromim 21. The current version is 21.0.1200.0.

Main improvements:
- significantly faster
- Security fixes
- minor improvements


Download:
http://www.srware.net/downloads/iron-mac.zip (OS X 10.5 or greater / Intel)

[KoZo]

Thanks!

[basswow]

thank you very much!

[Hugsi]

Hi, downloaded and tried to run, unfortunately unsuccessful. I presume this is due to it being 32-bit only? If so any plans for a 64-bit version?

[Hugsi]

Hi, downloaded and tried to run, unfortunately unsuccessful. I presume this is due to it being 32-bit only? If so any plans for a 64-bit version?

[linicx]

Great question Hugsi!

Which OS X are you using? Are you running OS X Server?

[Hugsi]

Which OS X are you using? Are you running OS X Server?

I'm using the latest 10.8.1. No, not running a server. Using a Late 2011 Macbook Pro with a 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 processor.

[alexrah]

No H.264 video support
it's a bug or am I missing something?

I got this response after trying to set video speed on this mp4 file:
http://cs50.tv/2012/fall/shorts/make_clang/make_clang-720p.mp4

That feature requires a browser that supports H.264 video, which yours doesn't! But you can use either of these browsers instead!

Google Chrome, for Linux, Mac OS, and Windows
Safari, for Mac OS and Windows

[alexrah]

When trying to open a video on http://www.ovo.com/ nothing happens...
normally it should redirect to the video, without any url change.
thanks

[bksening]

No H.264 video support
it's a bug or am I missing something?

I got this response after trying to set video speed on this mp4 file:
http://cs50.tv/2012/fall/shorts/make_clang/make_clang-720p.mp4

That feature requires a browser that supports H.264 video, which yours doesn't! But you can use either of these browsers instead!

Google Chrome, for Linux, Mac OS, and Windows
Safari, for Mac OS and Windows

Iron Browser is just a copy of Chromium source-code. The H.264 codec is not part of the source-code; Iron is not getting it for free.

Each browser vendor that supports H.264 (eg. Google and Apple) has paid for a (not cheap) license to include the codec in their branded browsers. As far as I know SRWare does not have such a license, so Iron browser cannot support H.264.