Hi Sanya,
As you indicated this is a problem with clear at exit feature. We have fixed the problem in our development cycle, and this is the main reason why we still don’t release Dragon v42.
Hi again,
There are historical reasons for this issue. Actually, chrome:// does not imply a product. While WebKit was developing, there is a requirement to define a protocol stub for internal navigation(to display application specific UIs as html pages) in the application. chrome:// is chosen for only this particular purpose, it’s kinda http://, ftp://, file:// etc.
What about other chromium based browsers?
Vivaldi: Completely change chrome:// url to vivaldi://, and not supporting chrome://.
Opera: Both supports chrome:// and opera://
Yandex: Both supports chrome:// and browser://
We used to support both chrome:// and dragon:// in version 36. However we decided to postpone this functionality considering other browsers’ behaviors. We planned integrate this functionality in next releases, but I have to admit that it’s not a priority compared to other features.
Perhaps Comodo doesn’t sign their beta browsers for some reason? If I remember correctly this was an issue with another beta as well, but my memory is terrible.
“This version isn’t intended for mass distribution, just a preview for you and as a result is not signed with a production certificate and will show an unknown publisher warning.”
Hey, thanks for reviving the sleeping Dragon! Just reinstalled it.
Recently it was far too behind current Chromium/Chrome release level to keep using. Now it’s back! Happy dance. :-TU
I don’t at all mind that it’s nowadays a little closer-to-Chrome than it was before. Things like having the PDF capability built-in, and a more familiar layout, make it more likely I can recommend it to less-technical friends and readers again. But I would like to cast another vote for Bring Back The Eye Of The Dragon!