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0.1.5 (2 Jan 1998 RLL)
	Finished moving junk out of bytesink (mostly into linkblock).
	Now, the former abstraction is lean and mean, and the latter
	is a junkheap :).

	Tried to hook up most of the abort/destroy logic, so it should
	leak a lot less memory now.

	I'm moving images from gtk_preview to gzw_image as well.

0.1.4 (26 Nov 1997 RLL)
	Pages > 32kpixels actually scroll now.

	Pretty significant rework of the whole abort architecture (see
	abort.html for more details). Also separated out some of the
	web-specific stuff in bytesink to linkblock.

	It seems relatively stable now, but it's nowhere near freeing
	all of the memory it allocates.

0.1.3
	Switched page widget from gtk to gzw.

	Significant enhancements in functionality and stability.
	
0.0.10
	Major change is reorganization of network code - all fetches now
	go through gzilla_url_get.

	Aborts (i.e. the implementation of the Stop button) are now
 	handled by a new bytesink signal ("abort"). The abort logic has
 	been partially upgraded to handle multiple windows - now,
 	gzilla_bw_abort_all aborts all bytesinks in a window. A similar
 	change will be needed for imgsinks as well (after this change,
 	bytesinks feeding image decoders won't go into the bytesinks
 	struct in the browser window at all, but rather into a separate,
 	analogous imgsinks structure; the abort call from the interface
 	will happen on the imgsink rather than the bytesink).