I have uploaded to Rapidshare a new updated unofficial no-Xul version :
K-Meleon-NX-18116 .
This is a simplified version of K-Meleon 1.x ,
usable in Linux together with wine , or also in Windows,
updated to Mozilla 1.8.1.16 using Gecko/20080702,
from Seamonkey 1.1.11.
Look and feel are similar to the earlier 0.9 versions.
The NX No-chrome concept is used here. Thanks to Hao Jiang and Dorian.
The browser is very fast, because Xul is not used.
Note :
This version works only if you have the files msvcp71.dll
and msvcr71.dll in your system or in your K-Meleon folder.
If you want to use Internet Explorer Favorites, mfc71.dll
would also be necessary.
If you need these dll's, look for them in the internet .
If necessary in Linux, copy the files manually to the K-Meleon main folder.
Note : Flashblock, Aggreg8 and other extensions are not included in this
no-chrome version. No autocomplete as it causes problems in Linux.
Ad-blocking by userContent.css and hostperm.1 .
Many useful search engines have been added.
The profiles folder will be created inside the K-Meleon main folder by default.
If, when in Linux, you want this folder inside the wine configuration directory
because of property rights problems, rename the file profile.ini
inside the K-Meleon main folder to for example profile.ini-renamed
before the first start.
A javascript button has been included. After changing permissions
for javascript, reload the page.
History must be deleted manually.

Download as zip file at :

http://rapidshare.com/files/130263631/K-Meleon-NX-18116.zip.html

or as tarball for Linux at :

http://rapidshare.com/files/130263088/K-Meleon-NX-18116.tar.gz.html

Fred

Thank you Fred for providing this service, It's up and running under crossover 7.0.2 pd.

I will also soon provide an updated version of my
KM1.5b2 Linux variation to be used with Wine or Crossover.

Fred

Thanks Fred works great!

Hi Fred, Is there some way to get more flashblock in nx-18116? It appears to block *some* flash ads, with adblock I presume. I seem to have a memory of seeing the flashblock f in nx but I can't rememer how that might have happened. It seems to be running very nicely now in wine 1.1.1; one of the many idiosyncracies of puppy linux is that it uses a layered file system--which wine and k-meleon don't seem to like--I took nx out of the layered file system and it seems to be much more stable. keep it up, thanks, pd

To get a click-to-view area as placeholder for
a flash, you can go to your user stylesheet
userContent.css inside the chrome folder of your
created profile (inside .wine or inside the K-Meleon
main folder), open it with an editor and put on
top the following lines :

object[classid$="27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000"],
object[codebase*="swflash.cab"],
object[type="application/x-shockwave-flash"],
embed[type="application/x-shockwave-flash"],
embed[src$=".swf"]
{ -moz-binding: url("http://www.squarefree.com/turing/clickToView.xml#ctv"; }

Replace the here wrongly created smilie by : and D .
That means you should get : D27CDB6E without the space.
Save it as userContent.css to its origin, restart the browser
and allow javascript, to make all flash content work, which
is not filtered out by adblock restrictions.

Clicking on the placeholder should bring up the flash
underneath.

The used website is the site of the well-known bookmarklet
author Jesse Ruderman.
A similar website to use instead would be

http://www.floppymoose.com/clickToView.xml#ctv

replacing the url in the script.

As the site
http://www.squarefree.com/userstyles/xbl.html
explains, the code of the .xml address can also be used from
a local webserver, copying the .xml file there to load using a http://localhost/ URL, but not from a local .xml file because
of a bug.
I think you could also try to use it from your personal
website, if you should have one, copying the .xml file there.

Fred

Hi Fred, Thought you might like to see this. best pd

http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name/?app_id=4483

Good to make it more popular for Linux users.
I presume that you were the advocate for it, thank you.
I also think that it is one of the fastest browsers
in Linux as well, apart from Dillo, which has no javascript
functions.
Regards
Fred

The download addresses for K-Meleon-NX-18116 can now
also be found on the page for unofficial K-Meleons at:

http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/wiki/UKmeleon

Fred