Links 2.1-pre22 PSP Stand Alone Release r1214 (Homebrew Web Browser)

[wraggster]

Raf and the PSP Radio Team have released a new version of their Links Homebrew Web Browser for the PSP, heres the release notes:

What's New for Links2 PSP Port
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links-2.1pre22 PSP r1214 ( 2006-07-08 )
NEW FEATURES
(raf) Updates to pspgu driver:
-Default resolution is now 960x544 (Its scaled down to the PSP's 480x272)
-Links scaling is now disabled (as it used too much memory, and was one of the main culprits of memory errors)
-Font size changed from 12 to 24, so it is readable without zoom (at 960x544)
-Zoom (along with new virtual resolution of 960x544 implemented using a kind of double buffering).
(raf) New button mappings:
UP/DOWN = scroll up/scroll down (former R+UP/DOWN)
R+UP/DOWN = page up/page down
L (held) = zoom (while L is held). Use analog stick to move around.
L+CROSS = toggles zoom lock. (Once locked, the analog will control the mouse. Use L+analog to move zoom window).
BUG FIXES

Download and Give Feedback Via Comments

[Harshboy]

This is such a great app! I've been using it since the first release. Thankyou Raf,and the PSPradio team.

[kyle2194]

The virtual resolution is great! Most websites are designed for 800x600 anyway.

[Voltron]

This app along with PSP Radio are really top notch. I just wonder though, Now that DevHook allows full emulation of 2.50 firmware with Sony's Browser, I wonder if this app has any benefits over the Sony Browswer. I don't really care too much for the Sony Browswer but it can be fast if you overclock the PSP to 333Mhz

[eldarvidus]

very big thx

[mavsman4457]

Now with devhook and the ability to load sony's browser this browser is less amazing to me. I still use it as my number 1 though because of the quickness it has in loading it. But once 2.71 is bootable through devhook and I can get flash then links may not see much use from me.

[Harshboy]

I can name many things why this browser is better than Sony's.

1) The text input meathod is much better, faster, and user-friendly

2) Resolution and scaling is much better

3) Its Homebrew, which in my head sends a big "screw you" message to Sony


...i have more reasons, but im too lazy to type them.

[Voltron]

Yeah, Harshboy's right. The fact that this is homebrew makes it all the more worth it to use in favor of the Sony browser.

I'd like to see this project continue.

::EDIT::
What works better? The PSP Radio plugin, or the stand alone version? Or is there no difference in performance?

[remansano]

Thanks dude
Your browser is so much better than sony's one...

[kfish2oo2]

ok, wat the ****! NOTHING in the standalone works, NOTHING! it wont connect, it wont let me navigate the menus (it FREZES when i try to move the selction from "file" to anything else and the zoom thing is pathetic, it zooms in sometimes for as long as u hold down L, or sometimes it just sticks.) A readme would be helpful, you know to tell u the key combinations? maybe the pspradio plugin actually works.