Galeon was a Gecko-based web browser created by Marco Pesenti Gritti with a goal to deliver consistent browsing experience to GNOME desktop environment.

The first public version ( Galeon 0. 6 ) was released in June 2000.

The polls revealed the substantial usage share of Galeon, though its popularity was regarded as owing to lack of stability evident in Mozilla's browsers.

With the release of new version of the GTK + widget toolkit, which was used to construct the user interface of Galeon, the team decided to write a new version of Galeon from scratch.

As Gritti no longer controlled the development of Galeon, the previous functionality was restored in subsequent releases and some new features were added, though development got slow after the split.

Galeon was praised for its customizability and speed, as compared to Netscape Navigator and Firefox, though Konqueror and Opera were still faster on older hardware.

Galeon was noted for its session handling and crash recovery.

The Linux-only Galeon was the second most popular, after cross-platform Firefox, at that time known as Phoenix.

The browser was forked from Galeon after developers ' disagreements about Galeon's growing complexity.

Epiphany was originally developed as a fork of Galeon by Marco Pesenti Gritti, who was also the initiator of Galeon.

As Galeon was considered a power user-oriented browser, the implementation of those guidelines was believed to be unacceptable by most developers.

These were followed by a number of others like IBrowse in 1999, and Opera in 2000 ( with the release of version 4-although a MDI interface was supported before then ), MultiViews October 2000, which changed its name into MultiZilla on 1 April 2001 ( an extension for the Mozilla Application Suite ), Galeon in early 2001, Mozilla 0. 9. 5 in October 2001, Phoenix 0. 3 ( now Mozilla Firefox ) in October 2002, Konqueror 3. 1 in January 2003, and Safari in 2003.

While Death Angel was touring in support of Act III, drummer Andy Galeon was injured in a tour bus accident and needed more than a year to fully recover.

Death Angel was formed in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, in 1982 by cousins Rob Cavestany ( lead guitar ), Dennis Pepa ( vocals, bass ), Gus Pepa ( rhythm guitar ), and Andy Galeon ( drums ).

Following Mr. Galeon as Principal of BUNAS was Mr. Perfecto C. Boncato, who was transferred from Bilar Rural High School, Bilar, Bohol.

The feature was subsequently taken up by Opera, Galeon and Internet Explorer for Mac, so they can now be used in many web browsers, most of which are Mozilla based, like Kazehakase and Mozilla Firefox.

Apart from that, Galeon had several features that were uncommon in browsers at that time:

The use of XUL sets Firefox apart from other browsers, including other projects based on Mozilla's Gecko layout engine and most other browsers, which use interfaces native to their respective platforms ( Galeon and Epiphany use GTK +; K-Meleon uses MFC ; and Camino uses Cocoa ).

The disagreement over the future of Galeon split the development team in 2002, which resulted in departure of browser's initial author and several other developers.

Some of Galeon's features were subsequently ported to Epiphany ( now called Web ) – the descendent of Galeon.

Galeon made use of Gecko's features including configuration options and standards support.

The first releases of Galeon were criticised for lack of such basic features as cookie and proxy support, though the browser added some features with every release.

Version 1. 2 of Galeon introduced many new features that drew attention of the general public.

The Galeon team had differing opinions on the new guidelines.

The author and lead developer, Marco Pesenti Gritti, endorsed them and saw the rewrite as an opportunity to make Galeon simpler.

Eventually the Galeon developers announced plans to halt development of Galeon, saying " the current approach is unsustainable " regarding the resources required to maintain it.

The fork occurred because of the divergent aims of Gritti and the rest of Galeon development team about new features.

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