A New Web Browser for the Amiga with CSS! Amelinium 0.9.9 is Here

Friends, we have a new browser 💛

A brand new web browser just landed on Aminet, and it’s called Amelinium. It’s fresh, it’s being actively developed, and version 0.9.9 brings some really important updates for Amiga users in 2026.

Amelinium is a modern web browser built for AmigaOS. The goal is simple: give us a native browser that can handle today’s web while still feeling fast and lightweight on classic hardware.

1. Introduction to Amelinium

It supports tabs, bookmarks, and a clean GUI that fits right into Workbench. The developer is pushing updates regularly, and 0.9.9 is the biggest release so far.

2. What it requires

To run Amelinium you’ll need:

AmigaOS: OS3.1 or higher, OS4.x supported
CPU: 68020 or better. 68030/040/060 recommended for speed
RAM: 16MB minimum. 32MB+ recommended for modern sites
Graphics: RTG recommended. AGA works but RTG is much smoother
Internet: TCP/IP stack like Roadshow, Miami, or Genesis

Basically, if your Amiga is online in 2026, Amelinium should run.

3. The most important news in version 0.9.9

This release is a big step forward. Here’s what’s new:

Improved rendering engine: Better support for CSS and modern page layouts
Faster page loading: Optimized networking and cache system
Bug fixes and stability: Lots of crash fixes and memory improvements
UI polish: Smoother scrolling and better tab management

The dev calls this the “most important update so far” and after testing it, I agree. It feels closer to a daily driver.

4. Free to use, for everyone

The best part? Amelinium is free to use, just like other community favorites such as AWeb and NetSurf.

In 2026, having new, free, native tools for the Amiga means everything. It means our platform isn’t stuck in the past. It means developers still believe in us. And it means you can download this today and start browsing without paying a cent.

That’s the Amiga spirit I love.