The Webconverger project is an evolution of the hybrid client for deployments in places like offices or Internet cafes where only Web applications are used.
Unlike thin or hybrid clients, Webconverger is faster and more responsive by providing a Web browser that runs locally.
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Here are some key features of "Webconverger":
· Ideal just for Web applications
· Free & open software
· Low system requirements
· Good security
· Painless to deploy and setup
· Features a Web standards compliant browser
· Cost effective
· Does not require registration or accounts
· Flash and a PDF viewer installed by default
· Easy for new users to learn and use
· Low maintenance costs
· Long term support
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Firefox 21 updates and Flash security updates
· A dist-upgrade, based on Progress Linux 2.0 (baureo)
· On a bit of a diet, 441M to 357M, saving about 60 Megs, by removing files you won't need
· widescrollbars options for touch screen deployments
· Tweaks to force viewing PDFs inline
· Customer configurations are now fetched over SSL