Pages rendered with Floati's own engine now feel like real pages

When you view a page with Floati's from-scratch engine, it used to behave like a flat picture: you could not select text, links did not respond, and right-clicking only offered to copy the whole thing as an image. Now it behaves like a real page. Right-click a link and you get real options, your pointer turns into a hand over links and highlights them as you move across the page, and you can copy the text you select. A large encyclopedia and other wiki sites also render their full interactive version now, the way they look in any browser, instead of the stripped-down page they used to fall back to. And pages full of small icons render cleanly, without the stray dark squares or caption text spilling off the side that showed up before.