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Thanks for pointing that out

Hey Maxthon Team, Could you guys please update the "Release Notes" for the beta releases? It would be super helpful for beta testers like myself that simple cannot jump on every single update, but we still want to be in the loop. https://forum.maxthon.com/index.php?/release-notes6/ For testers like us, it'd be great to have a clear changelog. That way, we can focus our testing on the new features and bug fixes implemented in the skipped and the latest releases. The other way around is shifting through old forum threads to find everything is a real pain! Thanks in advance!

That seems extremely unsafe! Maybe to some encrypted format.. (which one would be the other question)... But definitely not to a text based format like csv I'm still of the opinion that they should include the Chromium verison in the Maxthon version number.. i.e. chrome 109, .chr109 or .c109 at the end... Like Maxthon PC 7.2.2.3600.c109

'invideo' buttons don't seem to work with Maxthon. If I open the same link in Chrome or Firefox it works.. It fails in IE as well. (Yes my Maxthon is in UltraMode) Here's something to test with You can click either on the left or right button/link in the video to continue on... As soon as you click it pauses the video. But honestly.. Since Maxthon 3.. I cannot remember any of these invideo buttons working.

I haven't seen this happen with other fonts.. but then again I don't use many webfonts offline... Roboto though is one that's winning traction among many websites.

Anyone noticing this?

The 'Roboto' font is Google's main font (Android/Play Store website etc etc) However in Maxthon, If you have the font INSTALLED on your computer it looks HORRIBLE.. (Go to play.google.com and look at the titles between sections.. Bad AA etc etc.., It's very obvious on thin/light version of the font). If you DO NOT have the font installed, the browser grabs the webfont directly from Google's website and all pages with Roboto will render correctly. Yes, correctly. This has been a long time issue in Chrome as well, but has now been fixed. However it is still a problem in the latest Maxthon beta. To see the problem.. 1) Download and install the font: http://developer.android.com/downloads/design/roboto-1.2.zip 2) Put Maxthon side by side with Chrome.. 3) Go to https://play.google.com/store and compare the thin titles text between the two browsers.. Again.. You will ONLY see the difference if you have Roboto installed locally. Maxthon will render the font properly if you do NOT have it installed. And NO.. Uninstalling the font from my computer is not an option as I have to use the font in other application that are not web bound