New in Flow 6.16:
🍏 iCloud: Apple Pages, Numbers, Keynote and Photos now supported.
🖱️ Added dblclick event and click counts.
🎉 Implemented Event.composedPath() and Event.composed.
🎨 Added support for CSS Media Query Level 5 font-relative length units.
⌨️ Fixes to forms.
Flow 6.15 on the Pi5 under Wayland is now five times faster than Pi's Chromium, and 14 times faster than Firefox when running MotionMark.
New in Flow 6.15:
🌐 Media Source Extensions (MSE): Adaptive media streaming (64-bit Pi builds).
🎥 YouTube Support: All resolutions available, with h/w decode.
🖌️ Native GTK/Wayland (if available), otherwise Xwayland.
🔄 Resize Observers.
🎨 CSS display: contents.
New in Flow 6.14:
- Pi 5/bookworm support.
- Implemented gap for Flexbox.
- Many improvements to conformace of the Selection API.
- Cloning bug fixes.
- Support for media preload=none.
- Several performance improvements.
New in Flow 6.13:
@discord now works well.
Improvements to SVG text positioning.
Fixes for SVG embedded in HTML.
Navigator.sendBeacon() now supported.
Fixes to contenteditable space handling, if not preserving whitespace.
New in Flow 6.11:
- Support for @CodePen's editor. Most of CodePen itself renders correctly, though Pens vary.
- SVG Markers, plus many previously-missing SVG interfaces.
- CSS transition support for CSS filters.
- Numerous CSS grid fixes.
New in Flow 6.5:
- Styling is performed in parallel. Elements are styled simultaneously using the available number cores.
- HTMLImageElement.decode() is now supported to improve sites with progressive display of images.
- Efficiency improvements for layout of empty blocks.
Here are some more sites that demonstrate Flow's regularly increasing feature set. A montage of more sites is on the Flow page: ekioh.com/flow-browser/#popu…
Flow is getting closer and closer to matching a desktop browser feature set with each new release. Here are a few examples of how close we are. More can be seen at: ekioh.com/flow-browser/#popu…
We regularly check the trend predictions from web designers and product design houses to make sure that Flow’s feature roadmap keeps up with the latest developments. Motion UIs are an interesting trend: ekioh.com/blog/design-trends…
YouTube Video Link: youtu.be/OyXy20tfGy0
A preview of Flow is now available for all Raspberry Pi computers: support.ekioh.com/download/
Read more: ekioh.com/blog/making-flow-a…
Memory use is very important for embedded systems. Here's Flow on a 512MB RAM Raspberry Pi Zero, compared to Chrome (sped up 20x). Chrome is slower as it needs to swap constantly.
Real-time video: youtube.com/watch?v=xN0fVxdP…
On the fifth day of Christmas, Flow Browser gave to me... a download for the Raspberry Pi 400: support.ekioh.com/download/
Read more: ekioh.com/blog/flow-raspberr…



























