Hello, I have used FLTK a little, and from what I know of it it has less features than GTK, FLTK is probably faster, but GTK was made for GIMP, a drawing program, so I guess it has the functionality you need for a browser. If the current Dillo would be too slow then I would consider switching to FLTK, but not as a upgrade, more a downgrade ;). Though I only know the older FLTK, and not the newer one, so that one may have a lot more functionality. FLTK is written in C++, but you can use it from a C program, or at least you don't have to link to C++ libraries. If your goal is a reasonable fast browser, instead of a very fast one, then I'm afraid I won't use Dillo anymore :(. Looking at the test results, how alpha they may be, I can as well use Firebird. I have two computers, one 233 mhz and one 800 mhz, both are practical GTK2 free, and I would like to keep it that way. The great thing of Dillo is that it's so damn fast, where's the joy if you must wait 3 seconds before it's loaded? If the only reason to switch to GTK2 is to have better fonts support, then I would just stick to GTK 1 and use the freetype library directly, something along the line of prerendered fonts and use them as small pictures, whatever is fastest. Personally I don't need unicode support, can understand that there are a lot people that need or want it, but maybe it's not Dillo's task to support it, maybe a poll on the main website to ask the users about it? For me CSS support is much more important than most other features. I'm digging in Dillo's code to find out a nice way to implement https support, I think the current patch (besides that it's old) is unnecessary big and complicated, I think it can be implemented much cleaner, will post later more about it, probably asking how to handle the variables of the ccc function ;). Greetings, Indan