Links Homebrew Web Browser 2.1-pre21 r1129 Released!

***wraggster*** · May 11th, 2006, 06:40

Raf and the PSP Radio Team have released a new version of the Links Homebrew web browser:

Heres whats new:

- Now screenshot directory is created by default. Also filenames now say links_..png instead of pspradio_...png
- Now it won't load network modules if f/w version is 2.0+ (hope this allows it to work via eLoader).
- Added download directory configuration for AVC MP4 files. Added support for 'other' download directory.
- OpenSSL ported to the PSP. Links now links against it to provide SSL support.
- Updated to version 2.1-pre21.
- L+ UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT now scrolls the screen in those directions.

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**Voltron** · May 11th, 2006, 07:06

Great to see updates to this. This is what 1.50 PSP users especially need. A sweet web browser that rivals the one built into 2.00+ firmware. I never liked Sony's browser. This is promising work. Thank you Raf & PSP Radio Team.

**DMage** · May 11th, 2006, 07:13

ok, I am trying it out now... so far I am very impressed

the speed is there, alot of functions, seems to be a great browser for 1.5'ers! FINALY! Keep up the awesome work!

**siulmagic** · May 11th, 2006, 07:36

great web browser but how do i make it connect with my desired acccses point?

**The_Ultimate_Eggman** · May 11th, 2006, 07:56

Wow works a treat.any chance to include wirless conection scanner/chooser in next release would really come in handy if your out and about

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**Moning2** · May 11th, 2006, 08:02

works great on my 2.01

useless... but it works

, too bad it crashes when its out of memory, cant you make it stop downloading and allocating memory instead of just stopping the app (dunno...)

**shadowprophet** · May 11th, 2006, 08:51

Thank you guys

And I really mean that
If it wasnt for you us 1.5 people woud be stuck without an awsome web browser

But you have really saved the day

**cdrdj** · May 11th, 2006, 10:07

Thanks for the addition to mp4s going to the right directory. This browser is now my favourite non game homebrew. THANKS A LOT

**LazerTag** · May 11th, 2006, 16:57

Originally Posted by siulmagic

great web browser but how do i make it connect with my desired access point?

Same questions here.

I have two network connections setup, work and home, and when it home it works fine, but at work it keeps choosing my home connection. Of course both have different SSID' and are even on a different class C internally.

So anyway to force it one or the other through a config file or something?