WebPilot Embedded Web Browser v8.1
Unicoi Systems, a provider of real-time multimedia software and reference designs to embedded device developers and OEMs worldwide, recently announced the release of version 8.1 of its WebPilot embedded web browser. This latest release represents a major upgrade for Unicoi's web browser, a key component of Unicoi Systems' Fusion™ suite of fully integrated, embedded software.
Unicoi Systems says that WebPilot v8.1 is a fully functional embedded web browser, with a very small footprint and minimal memory requirements. Unicoi Systems' WebPilot, which includes a graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit, is believed to offer an impressive array of features and functionality that deliver remarkable performance and a striking user experience. In addition to significant improvements in speed and enhanced integration between JavaScript, DOM and CSS, the WebPilot embedded web browser v8.1 includes the following features:
| Web Content and GUI Authoring Formats | Language Support |
| CSS1, CSS2 and CSS TV | English (Unicode, ASCII, UTF and ISO) |
| DOM2 | Chinese, Japanese and Korean (Unicode, ISO and EU) |
| HTML 4.0, XHTML | - |
| HTML Tables and HTML Frames | Navigational Methods |
| HTTP 1.0, 1.1 | Mouse or touchpads |
| HTTP Keep-Alive | Arrow navigation |
| I-Frames | - |
| optional JavaScript v1.5 support | Optional, Fully Integrated Networking Software |
| optional SSLv3 and TLSv1 security support, including SSL Session Resumption | TCP/IPv4/IPv6 dual-mode stack |
| - | DHCP |
| Usability Features | NAT |
| Bookmarks | POP3 |
| Cookies | PPPoE |
| History | PPP |
| Cache management | RIP |
| - | RTP/RTCP |
| Image Formats | RTSP |
| GIF and GIF89a (animated GIF) | SIP |
| JPEG | SMTP |
| BMP (non-compressed) support | - |
Like the entire suite of Unicoi's Fusion software, the WebPilot embedded web browser has a small footprint, is portable across all platforms, and is operating system independent. The WebPilot browser's GUI toolkit offers touch screen support and video resolution that spans from 1-bit monochrome to 32-bit true color.
SOURCE: Unicoi Systems