The Omni Group has updated its OmniWeb Web browser to version 4.1.1, adding support for the RealOne player/plug-in, enhancing HTTPS/SSL support and improving compatibility with Mac OS X 10.2.
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What’s more, brand new Swedish and Finnish localizations mean OmniWeb now ships in all 15 of the languages that Mac OS X does. There’s also additional support for Greek and Russian.
The Web browser was developed using Cocoa, Apple’s object oriented programming framework. The Omni Group said that OmniWeb leverages many of the core technologies of Mac OS X, including symmetric multiprocessing, multithreading and the Quartz graphics display engine. It also supports a wide variety of Internet standards as well, including HTML 4.0, JavaScript, Java 2, QuickTime, Flash, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Level 1, Secure Sockets Layer and more.
OmniWeb 4.1.1 for Mac OS X can be used for free, but you can buy a license (US$29.95) at their Web store to support future development.
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