I'm particularly happy about this because I spent a bunch of time yesterday trying to get any of the current lightweight web browsers (Dillo and Links2; I couldn't get Arachne not to crash at startup, and I couldn't find the source to hv3) to log into either twitter.com or mobile.twitter.com, with no success at all. m.facebook.com worked, more or less, but no love from Twitter.

Apparently you can't log into Twitter without 64MiB of RAM, which is what Midori uses. Dillo and Links2 use 6MiB.

Hopefully this means they're switching to a more normal HTML interface and will become a web site instead of a DHTML application again.