Epiphany Browser Wiki

Welcome to the Epiphany wiki! Epiphany is the easy-to-use GNOME web browser. With Epiphany, you can Search by typing in the location bar and organize Bookmarks by category. Its clean Preferences window makes finding and changing useful options a breeze.

See the the Epiphany homepage and download and installation instructions.

Read the Epiphany weblog.

• Frequently Asked Questions - answers to commonly asked questions.

• Frequently Asked Questions about the Epiphany project

Tips

• Set the home page to about:blank to focus the location bar on new tabs.

• Do you want to extend Epiphany? Bookmarklets are active bookmarks which use Javascript.

• To resize the text-entry box of a smart bookmark, append %{width=#char} just after the %s, i.e http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=%s%{width=5}

• To resolve your smart bookmark with a specific charset, append %{encoding=<your charset>}, i.e http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=%s%{encoding="ISO-8859-1",width=5}

Marketing

Slogans: PNG or SVG

Epiphany button:

• 88 x 31 px, PNG format, Public Domain license.

Development

Old roadmaps: Epiphany 2.18 roadmap Epiphany 2.16 roadmap Epiphany 1.10 roadmap and 1.8 roadmap and 1.6 roadmap and 1.4 roadmap.

• Suggestions - how can Epiphany improve?

• Notes on integration of GNOME Keyring with Mozilla backend

• DBUS integration for scripting and online/offline network status tracking

• Integrate download with Nautilus

• private data collection issues

• "Private Browsing" mode

• improving accessibility

• Error pages

• Plugin Installation for Flash, Java and others

• Search

• Print Preview

• Mozilla bugs which affect Epiphany

• Outstanding issues for converging Epiphany and Galeon

• Integrate Bookmarks and Browsing History with a common Storage Backend and UI

• Integration of bookmarks editor and history

• mDNS-Zeroconf support

• Interpreting Mozilla stack traces in bug buddy reports

Epiphany Extensions

• Writing Epiphany extensions - tutorial using C and Python

• Python console guide

• RSS extension for subscribing to blog and other feeds.

• AdBlock extension - building a better Adblock

• regexp-based URL processor - change location entered in URL entry using user-defined set of regular expressions (like kazehakase)

• Third Party Epiphany Extensions - A list of extensions that are not part of the official extensions.

Distributors

• Patches to apply to mozilla/firefox

• Security-relevant fixes

News Archive

2008

• FSM: Epiphany, the ultimate Gnome browser

2006

• Why you should try Epiphany as your default browser with GNOME 2.14. Ploum (2006/03/15)

• Epiphany is hype, get over it. Kikidonk (2006/03/15).

2005

• Epiphany: The Web through the eyes of GNOME - general information on Epiphany, and a call to action. By JosephHuang and ReinoutVanSchouwen .

• Newsforge: Galeon, Epiphany ready for a reunion

2004

• Por qué usar Epiphany (in Spanish, "Why use Epiphany"). Alberto García Fernández (2004/11/16).

• Epiphany celebrates its second birthday! Reinout van Schouwen (2004/12/24). In FootNotes.

2003 and before

• An epiphany in browsing. Edd Dumbill becomes a "confirmed addict" of Epiphany (2003/02/17).

Links

• Epiphany Manifesto - why was Epiphany created?

• Epiphany Extensions add more features.

• Mouse gestures recognised by the gestures extension.

• Automated Bookmarks Management thesis by Vojtech Knezu

• Firefox 2.0 planning Wiki - what's coming up in Firefox?

• MAAY, a personal / distributed search engine

• Web Navigation issue of IT&Society magazine published by Stanford University

• Security Zones proposal for Firefox and Thunderbird

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