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Works beautifully. Thank you for this release.

Those bothered by the annoying XP/Vista warning should add this to the Iron shortcut:

"C:\...\SRWare Iron\chrome.exe" --disable-infobars

MP3 support... totally doesn't work in the portable version, anyways.

The HTML5 player will come up, but nothing will play.

This behavior breaks websites that test whether or not the browser supports certain audio formats. They think MP3 works and tries to play it, but it doesn't work and no audio happens.

Now I think iron is one of or the best browser.

slaveweak wrote:MP3 support... totally doesn't work in the portable version, anyways.

The HTML5 player will come up, but nothing will play.

This behavior breaks websites that test whether or not the browser supports certain audio formats. They think MP3 works and tries to play it, but it doesn't work and no audio happens.

This is fixed now. Just redownload the setup/zip

SRWare wrote:

slaveweak wrote:MP3 support... totally doesn't work in the portable version, anyways.

The HTML5 player will come up, but nothing will play.

This behavior breaks websites that test whether or not the browser supports certain audio formats. They think MP3 works and tries to play it, but it doesn't work and no audio happens.

This is fixed now. Just redownload the setup/zip

In this new zip folder inside iron folder 7za.dll is missed, besides many files have the size increased of 4 or 5 KB. Is it a new release or revision!?

Azrael5 wrote: In this new zip folder inside iron folder 7za.dll is missed,

Yes, this was one file too much for Portable. The 7za.dll in the root folder is enough

Azrael5 wrote: besides many files have the size increased of 4 or 5 KB. Is it a new release or revision!?

We have digitally signed the files now. So this needs some KB.

I read now that WebRTC has been deliberately disabled.
This means that I have to change browser or do you think to leave the user free to decide?

Tnx

numb3rs666 wrote:I read now that WebRTC has been deliberately disabled.
This means that I have to change browser or do you think to leave the user free to decide?

Tnx

We will make this optinal in the next release

SRWare wrote:

numb3rs666 wrote:I read now that WebRTC has been deliberately disabled.
This means that I have to change browser or do you think to leave the user free to decide?

Tnx

We will make this optinal in the next release

really greatful

SRWare wrote:This is fixed now. Just redownload the setup/zip

Should I redownload srware_iron.exe (not portable) too??

Audio isn't working at all on some of the websites like Duolingo, where they are using HTML5. YouTube is alright.