(as)ctime are defined as always formatting times using English
day/month names. As these views are for the user's benefit, use
the selected locale to format the information, instead.
Use of (as)ctime on RISC OS with UnixLib is fragile, anyway, as
that implementation always produces a locale-aware serialization
(which is not what the spec defines). This caused assertions to
fire in the previous implementation (which expected ctime to be
locale-unaware). Fixes#2869.
business.com - the search didn't work and even a manual search on NetSurf isn't working - REMOVED
omgili - now redirects to webz.io, which appears to need authentication and has an API but no HTML search - REMOVED
ask, youtube - don't display any results on NetSurf - HAVE LEFT IN FOR NOW
IMDB - the search doesn't appear to ever load and the IMDB homepage doesn't display correctly on NetSurf - HAVE LEFT IN FOR NOW
ESPN - host no longer exists and the search on espn.com doesn't work on NetSurf - REMOVED
Wikipedia - appeared to have an extra character which was preventing the search working correctly - FIXED
Stract - this is a new open source search engine - ADDED
In addition I have promoted DuckDuckGo and Wikipedia from the bottom of the list to where the two removed entries near the top were, to try and keep most default search engine preferences from changing.
We now require 1.1.1 or later (and, preferably, 3.x).
Also take the opportunity to add support for LibreSSL 3.5.0 or
later (we still support ancient versions of this because 3.5.0 is
still relatively modern -- give it a few more years and support
for old LibreSSL can go, too)
* Drop support for DHE completely (logjam plus compat woes
caused other browsers to do this some time ago)
* Minimise CBC-mode suites
* Fall back to non-PFS RSA suites if really necessary (we treat
this as a protocol downgrade as anything modern should either
be using TLS 1.3 or have support for the ECDHE suites)
While we have no need to transform the URL in the HTTPS case, the
HSTS policy should still result in a hard failure when something
is untoward (i.e. not providing the user with a way to proceed).
Ensure this is so.
riscos.com reorganised years ago. Follow this reorganisation
(although it may be more sensible to stop pointing at this
abandonware and suggest using the RISC OS Open universal boot,
instead).
This is the version of the module provided by ROOL in their
universal HardDisc images. It is long past time to retire the
cleanroom reimplementation we used to provide (which is no longer
actively maintained).
This resyncs the !Unicode resource with the latest version provided
by ROOL. Additionally, we place the full copyright information into
the 3rdParty tree.
* Point at ROOL Universal HardDisc4
* Shuffle origin information into 3rdParty tree
Note that the origin for ARMEABISupport is approximate: at the
time of writing, the pre-built version available there is 1.03,
but we require 1.04 or later (sources for which are part of
GCCSDK in the usual way). We expect that an updated release binary
will eventually be published there, so this will do.
