Hi, I updated my https patch, can get it from: http://www.xs4all.nl/~dorinek/dillo/dillo-https.patch.gz I will update the installer tomorrow. Not much time, so here the readme text, which can be found at http://www.xs4all.nl/~dorinek/dillo/readme.txt: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Last updated: 24 November 2003 This patch adds https support to the Dillo CVS version (Pre 0.80). FILES: * Latest https patch is called dillo-https.patch.gz. BUGS: * Dillo will crash if you reload a https webpage very fast multiple times. But you can't do that because I was so mean to edit the refresh function so that you can't reload faster than once per second, which makes no sense anyway. With fast reloads I mean clicking absurdly fast: I can't do it while holding my mouse in a normal way. Keeping Ctrl+R pressed is too though fast though: It aborts the previous reload before it can make a connection. TODO: * Proper proxy support. Tell me if you need it. Now proxy may work only if it uses https with the proxy port and if https is just http over ssl with proxies too (which is the case with the only proxy I know). * Fancy stuff like auto ACCEPT_SESSION for cookies for https connections, auto refresh every 15 minutes or so to keep the ssl connection alive, etc. (things to make Dillo work better with webmail) * Realy fix the weird bug. I tried it, and I gave up for now. STATS: With CFLAGS="-O2 -s" (Os is much slower than O2), gcc 3.2.2 347K, 355368 bytes: unpatched 344K, 351816 bytes: patched, configure --disable-https 346K, 353928 bytes: patched Yes, Dillo becomes smaller after my patch. I cleaned up IO.c a lot. CHANGELOG: - Synchronized to the current CVS. - Added better proxy handling: no idea if proxy works or not though. - Made it harder to crash: needs more fast reloads now (~10 instead of 3). - Prevented fast reloads so that Dillo can't crash anymore. :p - Cleanup of IO.c (smaller, faster, better). - Cleanup of all the https code (bigger, faster, better). - Proper autoconfiguring thanks to Paul Pelzl's patch. Thanks Paul. :) Enjoy, Indan P.S. If you reply, please don't include the whole email you reply to, only the parts you're replying to, or nothing at all. If everyone quotes everything every time you'll get huge emails very fast...