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Install Midori Web Browser 0.5.8 in Ubuntu

Last updated: April 4, 2014

Midori, a lightweight and fast web browser, just released version 0.5.8 with great improvements on Adblock and WebKit2.

According to the release note, Midori 0.5.8 added or fixed:

A statusbar icon for easy flipping filtering on and off and seeing whether anything was blocked on the site.
If you had problems with peculiar display problems whilst using Adblock, chances are good they’ll be gone with the upgrade
WebKit2 is making another big jump. Text selection behavior, favicons, support for multiple rendering processes, opening new windows and setting cache and cookie paths correctly.
Spelling corrections: Right-click an underlined word and pick a suggestion from the menu.
Two new extensions implement Ctrl+Enter to complete www. and .com and a handy little notes panel which automatically saves one or more snippets as you make changes.
Brand new file type editor (MIME type on Linux). Finally the user is in control of how files open, either via the Preferences or the right-click “Open With…” menu item.

For details, read the official announcement.

Install Midori in Ubuntu:

It’s easy to install or upgrade to Midori 0.5.8 in Ubuntu 14.04, Ubuntu 13.10, Ubuntu 12.10, Ubuntu 12.04 and their derivatives such as Linux Mint, Elementary OS, and etc.

To do so, press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open the terminal. When it opens, run the 3 commands below one by one:

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:midori/ppa

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install midori

It will add the Midori PPA, do an update and finally install or upgrade the web browser. Once installed, open it from Unity Dash or Menu.

Enjoy!

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Midori Browser 0.5.7 Released, Install it in Ubuntu Linux via PPA

Last updated: January 17, 2014

Midori, the lightweight, fast, and WebKit based web browser now is at version 0.5.7. As you may know, Midori is also the default web browser of the beautiful elementary OS.

In the new release you’ll find that the session management gets smarter about reacting to crashes by not loading the faulty website and running commands on the command line properly. Private browsing has also benefited from some bug fixing, such as not wrongly attempting to load favicons from disk and enabling the sidepanel.

There’s also a small new feature in Midori 0.5.7: Close Tabs to the Right, which may be useful for those who are opening too many tabs.

See the changelog:

Modify actions and internal items in browser without changing settings
Delay tab loading after Midori crashed
Uncomment failing assertions about view_source in tab test
Fallback to about:home if startup is anything but blank
Don’t try to create formhistory database if config_dir is NULL
Handle url arguments for blank sessions
Execute commands given at start time
Introduce high-level prepare/ DatabaseStatement API
Drop unused GraniteClutter-based animation support
Drop uncommented contractor support
Drop deprecated StaticNotebook used in KatzePreferences
Introduce notebook class converging separate implementations
Work around symbol relocation issue old version of gcc present on Ubuntu LTS
NULL-check treeview in midori_search_action_get_editor
Adjust CMakeList .ico check to not skip nojs icons
Enable sidepanel in private mode
Move Preferences menu entry above About
Set minimum value of 0 on spin button for maximum cache size
Give NextForward its own label for toolbar editor
Correctly disable favicon database in app and private mode
Change preferences to refer to proxy address as a “URI” (not “hostname”)
Add close tabs to right feature
Allow printing without confirmation dialog on kiosk setups

Install Midori Browser:

It’s easy to install / upgrade to this release in Ubuntu 14.04, Ubuntu 13.10, Ubuntu 13.04, Ubuntu 12.10, Ubuntu 12.04, Linux Mint and Elementary OS Luna.

Press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open terminal. When it open, run below commands one by one:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/ppa

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install midori

That’s it. Now you can launch the latest Midori browser from Menu or Unity Dash.

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The lightweight Midori browser recently released version 0.5.6 with lots of changes, it fixed Ubuntu 12.04 building and Ubuntu 13.10 saucy menu issues and many other bugs.

This tutorial shows you how to upgrade Midori in Ubuntu 13.10, Ubuntu 13.04, Ubuntu 12.04 and Elementary OS Luna.

See Changelog in Midori 0.5.6:

instead of creating devpet status icon on extension load, create it only to show new messages

Open speed dial or homepage according to preference

handle tab duplication

Add copyright note to appdata file

Tweak searching for resources when running from build folder

Swap NULL-check with main frame check

Use correct signal when clearing the trash

Hide WEbGL preference if it is unavailable

Remove stored popup sessions from the database

Check all browsers for opened sessions and whether they’re popups

removed unused preference dialog and related code

Fix check for found valac and mention VALAC variable

Fix autoscrolling if page contains a frame with our custom error page

Don’t use context-menu signal in WebKitGTK+ < 1.10.0

Fix building on Ubuntu 12.04

Reset item ids when re-importing bookmarks

Check path being NULL in export before trying to inspect it

restore the last closed sessions if no session is opened

Cast WebKitDOMHtmlElement for getting source content

Use font-set signal and font family for GTK+ 3.2 font chooser

add function to view dom source

remove unused variable

Resolve compiler warnings in current trunk

Update win32-release script for cmake, move unused docs/scripts to old folder

Try to handle previous runs of cmake in configure wrapper

Correct view source assertions in tab unit test

Build fix: found undeclared in midori_bookmarks_db_remove_item_recursive

Cache bookmark items to avoid their recreation on database reads

allow “view source” on about pages

Enable old target policy on cmake < 2.8.8

Re-arrange data file installing to be more explicit

option to modify the number of tabs which will be restored in each idle callback

Implement MidoriBookmarksDatabase class by inheritence from MidoriDatabase

Ensure tab spinners update as often as the menubar spinner to avoid desync

Use tabby sorting increment when importing session.xbel tabs

Only install config files to /etc if prefix equals /usr

handle urls as argument when starting midori

Make tabby compile with Webkit2

Drop waf build system and provide cmake-based “configure” script

midori_panel_action_activate_cb forgot to update the action group

Fixes bug where certificate Security overlay failed to close

handle tab movement

add tab sorting

Untangle implicit GTK+3 for Granite and WebKit2

Allow running test under debug tools with cmake

Install config files to /etc when install prefix is /usr

Add missing PO_FILES argument to GETTEXT_PROCESS_PO_FILES

Add USE_APIDOCS to build API docs with CMake

Rasterize SVG to PNG with rsvg-convert

fix bookmarks test regression after fix-1179200-4

Add CMakeLists.txt for config directory

Install mo files in locale dir

don’t change uri/title if the tab isn’t loaded

use a separate signal to store the tab title

Check if execinfo.h header exists on BSD

fix endless loop in Midori.Database.init

Use destructive-action style class in ClearPrivateData

Initialize priv->element to avoid crash when freeing

Introduces KatzeArray::update-item to handle metadata changes

Refactor excuting schema from file into a function

Use stock as string in liststore

Drop needless (and wrong) HAVE_LIBNOTIFY in preferences

Flip horizontal position of the overlay when hit by the mouse

Add Midori.URI.get_base_domain and use it in NoJS

Introduce Midori.Database and use for history and tabby

ctrl+shift+w should trigger a delete-event

Implement dialog windows opened via javascript

Make get_res_filename work with different hierarchies

fix check for new database

Speed up session import

Import tab title from old sessions

Separate CFLAGS for C and add missing HAVE_

Install top-level text files and FAQ html/ css to doc dir

Provide and install .appdata.xml file for app stores

Move bookmarks db handling to midori-bookmarks-db

Add XSS to OPTS_LIBRARIES

Update condition for UBUNTU_MENUPROXY to work on Saucy

Introduce tabby, the new session manager

Fix typo in katze_item_set_meta_integer call

Allow bookmark bar update on additions resulting from imports

Re-work midori_array_query_recursive to not include folder items twice

Fix syntax of icon sizes passed to foreach

Add bzr revision number to version if available

Unify nojs and cookie policy dialogs, make policy changeable within the list

Drop all G_ENABLE_DEBUG guards

Add -g to CFLAGS to enable debugging symbols

Adjust cmake build for Win32

Implement CMake build setup

Port MidoriApp from Unique/ sockets to GApplication

New signal about-content to provide content for about uris

Check if browser is NULL in midori_view_get_tab_menu to prevent a crash. Fixes bug #1215652.

Ensure proxy setting widgets callbacks don’t outlive the widgets themselves

Fix webkit2 build error

Show the bookmarks import location combobox.

Rename internal completion URLs to avoid confusion

Install Midori 0.5.6

The new release has been made into Midori PPA for Ubuntu and its derivatives (failed to build in Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit).

To get started, press Ctrl+Alt+T on keyboard to open terminal. When it opens, run commands below one by one:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/ppa

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install midori

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Install Midori 0.5.4 from PPA in Ubuntu 13.10, 13.04, 12.04

Last updated: July 26, 2013

This tutorial shows you how to install the latest Midori (0.5.4) from Midori PPA on Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy, 13.04 Raring, 12.04 Precise and also 12.10 Quantal.

Midori is a lightweight, fast, and free web browser. It is also the default browser of the beautiful elementary os. Midori is release under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1, which makes it suitable for inclusion in both proprietary and free, open-source programs.

Highlights in Midori 0.5.4:

Error pages are looking quite a bit nicer now and also try to be more informative.
Bookmarks are also improving at an increasing pace thanks to André. Several bigger changes are already in the pipeline for the next cycle.
Glib 2.23.3, GTK+ 2.24, Vala 0.16.0 and WebKit 1.8.3 are required now.

Install Midori:

The Midori PPA contains the latest packages for Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy, 13.04 Raring, 12.10 Quantal, and 12.04 Precise.

To add the ppa, press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open terminal. When it opens, run below commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori/ppa

Then update system package lists and install the browser via commands:

sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install midori

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