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John-Mark Bell d3a8bdc060
Revert "RISC OS: add SocketWatch module to distribution"
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!Boot/Resources RISC OS: resync !Unicode resource with ROOL 11 months ago
!System Revert "RISC OS: add SocketWatch module to distribution" 8 months ago
3rdParty Revert "RISC OS: add SocketWatch module to distribution" 8 months ago
LeesMij RISC OS: use https in distribution ReadMe 11 months ago
ReadMe RISC OS: update Acorn universal boot URLs 11 months ago

ReadMe

NetSurf
=======

This is a development build of NetSurf, an open source web browser.

The latest version of NetSurf is available from:

   https://www.netsurf-browser.org/


Installation
------------

Installation is a three step process:

   1.  Use the Boot Merge facility provided by Configure to merge
       the supplied !Boot directory with the one on your system.

       If there is no !Boot merge facility on your system, simply
       drag the supplied !Boot over your existing boot structure.

   2.  Use the System Merge facility provided by Configure to merge
       the supplied !System directory with the one on your system.

   3.  Drag the !NetSurf application directory to a place on your
       hard disc.

Double click on !NetSurf in your chosen location to launch NetSurf.


Note   NetSurf requires WindowManager 3.80 or later. This comes
       with RISC OS 4 and above. RISC OS 3 users should install
       the Universal Boot Sequence from:
       http://www.riscos.com/ftp_space/generic/uniboot/ or,
       alternatively, use the HardDisc4 and associated System
       resources provided by RISC OS Open:
       https://www.riscosopen.org/content/downloads/common

Note   RISC OS 3.1 and earlier are not supported.


Licences
--------

NetSurf is provided under the GPL, as well as several other licences
for different components it uses.  Visit NetSurf's about:licence URL
for details.


The !Boot and !System directories contain items provided produced
by third parties. Their licences, associated documentation, and
origin are provided in the 3rd Party directory.