On Wed, 27 Jun 2007, Matthew Thompson wrote: I don't; however, it is better to email the user's mailing list such that any answer appears in the archives for everyone's benefit. It also makes it more likely that you'll get a useful response. I'm CCing the developer's list due to some of the questions below. Details of NetSurf related mailing lists may be found at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/lists No, please don't do that. The guidelines for reporting bugs may be found at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/info#Bugs. Please report any issues you have on the bug tracker, attaching log files to the report as needed. If in doubt, attach a log file; by the time we get to dealing with a bug report it is likely that things will have changed. Therefore, the more relevant information provided in the report the more likely it will get fixed. If you're writing an article, I should point out that the name of the software is "NetSurf" (note the capital S). Of course. It simply requires time and effort. To do it properly also requires the release of the printer driver sources by ROOL. We have requested that this happen. That depends on what causes them to break; at present I have no idea (not least as I have no Paypal account to test with). I'm not sure if anyone else has investigated this. There will be a changelog between stable releases. No such thing currently exists for the simple reason that only one stable release has been made. Changes between development builds are logged by the version control software we use; the last 7 days' changes may be found at the bottom of http://www.netsurf-browser.org/builds/ Define "fixed". The issue is simply that the page is wider than the space available for display. In this case, one of two things will happen; parts of the page will wrap or, if no wrapping is possible, the page will be displayed wider than the viewable area and will need horizontal scrolling. Browsers in general tend to attempt the former option first. The recommended way is detailed in the guidelines I referred to above. Issues which are not recorded in the tracker are liable to get lost. It has always been the case that financial income is not something that is a barrier to future work. Availability of free time is, however. None of the NetSurf developers gain any income from the project; what monies we do get are spent on covering costs. More details may be found here: http://vlists.pepperfish.net/pipermail/netsurf-users-netsurf-browser.org/... John.