I felt compelled to buy the author a coffee, since apparently he spent the whole night crafting these changes ;-)
https://ko-fi.com...

Folks! We have an email program!

Wow YAMYAM..Great news

Yam was a fantastic email program; unfortunately, it didn't support IMAP... Emalinium does.

@juen, post #748

1.2.2
- New: AmigaOS 4 (PowerPC) builds - Amelinium_OS4 and Emalinium_OS4
- HTTPS through a proxy now works. The browser opens a tunnel, the way
other browsers do; before this some HTTPS sites loaded and others did
not, with no pattern the user could see
- Saving a page now uses the page's own file name instead of always
calling it page.html
- The ttf button on the toolbar now downloads the TrueType fonts when
they are missing, exactly like the menu entry does. Turning fonts on
from the toolbar used to do nothing on a fresh install
- Pictures written with a line break or a tab around the = in the tag
are now loaded. Such pages were missing images, and the space they
should have taken collapsed
- <br clear=left|right|all> now moves the content after it below the
floating element, as it did in the browsers these pages were written for
- Widths above 200% are honoured. A block asking for 600% came out three
times too narrow, which broke wide sliders and carousels
- align on an image submit button now floats it, like every other browser
- vertical-align written in a stylesheet now works for super, sub,
text-top and text-bottom; table cells set to baseline line their text
up on one baseline instead of sitting at the top
- Percentage widths now get their exact share of the container instead of
always rounding down. Three columns at 33.333% fill a 999px container
exactly, where before they lost three pixels - for blocks, floats and
inline-blocks alike, and for columns sized with box-sizing: border-box.
Two 50% columns in an odd-width container still sit side by side, and a
min-width or max-width on such a column is no longer overridden
- Cookies a site marks SameSite=Strict or SameSite=Lax are no longer sent
when another site's page pulls that site's images or stylesheets. They
still go out normally when you open the site yourself, and when the site
loads its own files
- A page's images, stylesheets and scripts now name that page as the
referrer. They used to name the page you were on before it
- Search menu: lite.duckduckgo.com added
- A failed connection now says WHAT went wrong - the reply timed out, the
connection was reset, the server closed without answering, the request
could not be sent - instead of a single "Connection Failed" for every
case. Going Back or switching tabs also names the HTTP status, and says
so plainly when the browser itself refused (a redirect to https on a
build without AmiSSL)

http://juen.in download here this and other software!
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at least on 68k it will soon replace iBrowse as standard

1.2.3
! - New: PowerUP builds for a PPC card in a classic Amiga (Blizzard PPC or
CyberStorm PPC under OS 3.x) - Amelinium_PUP and Emalinium_PUP. The
browser has JavaScript and HTTPS; TLS is compiled in, so AmiSSL is not
needed and not used on this target.
! - New: JavaScript in the AmigaOS 4 build. Amelinium_OS4 never had it before,
which was not obvious - the binary looked and started the same, and the
difference showed only on a page that needs scripts.
- PowerUP: Date.now() returned the same instant forever, any number above
2147483647 printed wrong, and x|0 gave the wrong answer for such numbers.
One cause: floor, ceil and modf in the target's C library round through a
32-bit integer, which the PowerPC saturates. This target now brings its
own three, so clocks, Math and number printing behave like everywhere else.
- PowerUP: a hexadecimal number written as 0xNN was read as zero, so, for
example, String.fromCharCode(0xFB01) produced a NUL byte.
- PowerUP: the thousands separator for Polish, Czech, Russian and the other
languages that use a space came out as the text "u00a0" in
Intl.NumberFormat.
- Tables: a cell whose rowspan reaches past the end of the table no longer
leaves its row short, so the cell stopped sticking out of the row.
- min-width: auto was ignored. A page that removes its desktop minimum this
way - which is how responsive sites do it - came out wider than the
window, so every percentage and every centred block was measured against
the wrong width.
- Grid: a column sized auto next to 1fr came out zero-width. That is the
ordinary "logo on the left, content on the right" header.
- flex-wrap did not break a line when an item's own minimum already filled
it, so the items after it were laid out past the right edge of the
container.
- Content written inside a table but outside a cell now moves in front of
the table, the way every browser does it. Old hand-written pages rely on
this, and without it everything below such a table was misplaced.
- A page sent with a compression we cannot decode (Brotli, for example) now
says so on an error page that names the encoding, instead of drawing the
compressed bytes as text.
- Text areas: the scrollbar can be grabbed (its clickable area used to sit
beside the field, over the page), and lines no longer spill above and
below the box.
- Keyboard and screen font now speak the system's character set. Settings ->
Keyboard/font offers Latin-1, Latin-2 and CP1250. Before this, national
characters looked right on screen and arrived at the server as garbage -
the two errors cancelled out locally, which is why it went unnoticed.
- The title bar no longer keeps "- Loading..." after the page has finished.
- version <file> from the Shell now answers on the 64-bit ARM builds; the
$VER: string was missing there.


http://juen.in
http://juen.in/su...

And here is latest Amelinium working directly under Linux

1.2.4
- New: Settings -> "Polish letters with Alt". With it on, Alt plus
a c e l n o s x z types the Polish letters directly, whatever keymap the
system has loaded - Shift gives the capitals. It is off by default and
changes nothing when off, so Alt+A still gives the letter your keymap
says. Added because on a machine with no Polish keymap the keyboard never
produces a Polish byte at all, so no choice of encoding could help.
If the letters look wrong on screen but arrive correctly in the page, your
screen font simply has no Polish glyphs - pick the encoding your font uses
from the same list, or turn TrueType on.
- Fixed: on the Workbench screen the browser overwrote the shared palette, so
the colours of everything else on Workbench went wrong until those programs
were restarted. Own screens were never affected. This was new in 1.2.3.
- The right-click context menu is drawn in the screen font now - the same one
the window title uses. It used to take the System Default Text font, which
is a different preference, so on a Workbench where the two differ the menu
looked out of place.
- Settings -> Keyboard/font is now a submenu offering twelve encodings
instead of three. Amiga has its own ones: AmigaPL for Polish and
Amiga-1251 for Russian put the national letters at byte positions no PC
encoding uses, so a keymap that speaks them looked like garbage before.
The list also has Latin-2/3/4/5/9/10, ISO-8859-5, KOI8-R and CP1250.
Pick the one your keymap and your screen font use; the setting is
remembered, and -charset NAME does the same from the Shell.
- Latin-9 (ISO-8859-15) could be read but not written: a euro sign typed
into a form was dropped, and a currency sign was sent as a euro.