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It sounds like Google's usual shenanigans. They want to force ads on people and track them all over the internet. They have found a new way to do that. I don't think that in this case it's Google at all that's doing this. It certainly looks like it's just Slimjet that's using this sidebar thing for...

It sounds like Google's usual shenanigans. They want to force ads on people and track them all over the internet. They have found a new way to do that. Certainly Ecosia does not do things like that. I decided to use that for a default search engine for Slimjet. You can also use Qwant as a search en...

Problem solved :

39.0.3.0

• Revised design of AI Text Revision panel. Added option "revise with simple and plain language". Removed "custom revise requirements" option to avoid abuse.
• Fixed a bug about start up in incognito mode.

Proposal submitted to the developer

Stay tuned

Hello, I have another proposal to submit that can bring an advantage to the Turbo download manager, it is to be able to open .sjtmdl files on the Turbo downloader in order to finish a download, this could be useful for example to start a download on a computer with Slimjet and finish it on another c...

Hello,

I report a bug that is potentially annoying for the browsing experience

Every time you close the private browsing, the browser crashes if you have a normal session open

Have you ever encountered this bug on your side

I will report it to the developer

Hello, I propose a feature that could correct the current problems of the "translation by selection" function! Currently, this function consists in modifying the page of the web site in order to make appear the result of the translation https://i.imgur.com/iF8NisE.jpg Problem, in some case...

Also discussed in other Chromium-based browser community forums : https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/80648/n ... with-scoop

Good stuff. I don't think they can package libffmpeg with Slimjet for legal reasons, but including a readme.txt (or a message when you first start the browser) telling you which version of the library it's built for would be very helpful. It seems that the problem is already documented: https://www...

This is caused by a change on the side of Netflix. Based on what we've investigated so far, this affects all chromium-based browsers and hard to fix. Netflix decided to tighten their DRM standard so that it's compatible with Chrome only. That sounds kind of strange, given that Slimjet identifies it...