IBrowse (3.0a) on MorphOS?

Nicolas Det

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Oct 5, 2025, 2:32:06 AMOct 5

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Hello!

I got back from the dust my Pegasos 1 and it's running nicely 😀.

After I sat up the latest MorphOS (3.19 and so) , I tried IBrowse (IBrowse-MOS from the download section). This on is still a 68k executable (?).

It works pretty well but... not with https site. It complains about missing AmiSSL.

- Should not IBrowse use the native SSL stuff from MorphOS?

- Does IBrowse rquires the 68k AmiSSL to run there?

Cheers

Have a great day

Nicolas

Oliver Roberts

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Oct 5, 2025, 3:37:25 PMOct 5

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On Sun, 5 Oct 2025 at 07:32, 'Nicolas Det' via IBrowse Users <ibrows...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

I got back from the dust my Pegasos 1 and it's running nicely 😀.

After I sat up the latest MorphOS (3.19 and so) , I tried IBrowse (IBrowse-MOS from the download section). This on is still a 68k executable (?).

Yes. It does make use of some MorphOS specific features though, specifically in terms of graphics rendering, alpha blending and anti-aliased fonts.

It works pretty well but... not with https site. It complains about missing AmiSSL.

- Should not IBrowse use the native SSL stuff from MorphOS?

It can't, as it does not support things that AmiSSL does. Nobody, so far, has shown any interest in finishing the MorphOS version of AmiSSL :-(

- Does IBrowse rquires the 68k AmiSSL to run there?

Yes.

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Nicolas Det

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Oct 5, 2025, 5:07:47 PMOct 5

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Ok.

Thanks for your answers. Already nice to have some optimizations for MorphOS.

> It can't, as it does not support things that AmiSSL does. Nobody, so far, has shown any interest in finishing the MorphOS version of AmiSSL :-(

Ok. Out of curiosity. What is missing? As there is already MorphOS stuff, and a PPC version for OS4, it should not be sooo far away from a MorphOS native version?

Regards

Nicolas

Nicolas Det

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Oct 8, 2025, 2:30:01 AMOct 8

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> It can't, as it does not support things that AmiSSL does. Nobody, so far, has shown any interest in finishing the MorphOS version of AmiSSL :-(

Some testing, I could do that!

Regards

Nicolas

Le dimanche 5 octobre 2025 à 21:37:25 UTC+2, Oliver Roberts a écrit :

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