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Fixes, Improvements and New Features in Equo Chromium Versions 124 and 128

Resolved crashes when:

Closing the browser (Linux)

Handling proxy configuration with multithreaded message loop

Showing autofill save address prompt (Windows, multithreaded)

Inspecting elements using DevTools on 32-bit Windows

Fixed:

Initial focus issues in SWT dialogs when using multithreading (Windows)

Browser hang and blank screen issues on startup (Linux)

Shortcuts handling for copy/paste/cut, undo/redo and select all (masOS, Swing)

Performance and Compatibility Enhancements:

Reduced CPU usage with WebGL content (Linux)

Improved display scaling handling in SWT (Linux)

Corrected hover and selection offsets during drag and drop (Linux)

Added fallback for SWT Color constructor (older SWT versions)

Updated JAR timestamp signing for Eclipse versions prior to 4.20

New Features:

Chromium debug logs can now be redirected via Java Util Logging

Added API to retrieve the DevTools URL from the browser

Equo Chromium's Updated Documentation and New Logging Feature

We've restructured the Equo Chromium documentation to make it easier to understand, faster to navigate and up to date. The new structure helps you find what you need quickly, with clearer explanations and better organization.

One of the features covered in the documentation is our integrated support for Java Util Logging (JUL), allowing you to capture and manage logs from Chromium and Equo Chromium in a more flexible and configurable way. With JUL, you can:

Control log formatting and output

Filter by severity level

Redirect logs to files or custom destinations

Customize formatters such as SimpleFormatter or XMLFormatter

This feature is available starting from Equo Chromium versions 128.0.12 and 116.0.29. Check out our Logging page for more details.

For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out at support@equo.dev.

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