
This release was made on 17 June 1997.


Bugs Fixed & Improvements in 1.87
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Small version of toolbar has icons fixed so that the new styles work.
(fixed by 186Patch1)

Toolbar buttons appear on RISC OS 3.1 (fixed by 186Patch2)

All headers are parsed during redirects (needed in order to pick up cookies
from braindead Microsoft servers).  Note that you will NEED to be
accepting cookies if you are talking to a Microsoft IIS server - if you do
not, then you will most likely get put into an infinite loop of requests. 
This is a fault with the Microsoft server software - Netscape & Microsoft
Internet Explorer also go into infinite loops if you disable cookies in them
and visit these sites.

Spare windows appearing under nested framesets have been fixed.

The history size is now resaved in the Choices file.

Scrollbar presence calculations for frames are now constantly recalculated
(it is a simple calculation so not a great CPU eater).  This should avoid
the problem of ArcWeb and the Wimp disagreeing on whether a window has
scrollbars or not!

The style of display of the toolbar is now configurable so you can return
to the old version format if you really must.  Alter the New-style toolbar
option in the Browser configuration window if you really must.

Relative URLs are resolved relative to the page containing the link rather
than the frame target.

Links in client-side image maps which have targets should now be handled.

The problem whereby some pages get rendered as plaintext rubbish should be
solved.  I think it only affected pages that required authentication when
ArcWeb's authentication manager failed to add a known set of credentials
on requests.

Clicking on the save icons no longer stops all the frames rendering.

Frames should appear in the correct places and not require you to move
something before snapping into place.

For experimental purposes, this version attempts to idle some more between
phases of the rendering.


Known Faults
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Occasionally, clicking MENU over a frameset will cause most of the frame
windows to disappear until you resize the window.

