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Re: [Announce] QML Browser - Web browser written using Qt Components Hildon
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Maybe some people are having these issues because they have had QML-browser installed for a long time. I have had QML-browser install since initial release. |
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I get that transparent window effect too. If there are multiple QML Browser windows, they get transparent too. |
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Could you paste the result of:
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cat /usr/share/applications/hildon/qml-browser.desktop Code:
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Identical result here.
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OK, here's an experiment. You need to be root to do it. Open that file in a text editor of your preference and remove the full path and extension from the Icon line, leaving only:
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Icon=general_web |
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smashing, it worked! But what did I just do? :D
btw, the application list did not get emptied. |
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facebook.com redirects to mobile page that is ridiculous considering how useless the mobile page is also the langague is not english everytime:eek:
touch.facebook.com returns a error page some websites are prone to too much tearing in non fullscreen mode i am attaching the operater page which is important also a part of it works just like a standalone app thats good i am just wondering how that happens;eek: sometimes after closing a window its not repainted lots more bugs usablity issues to post later :D but still its rivalling opera on my device :) |
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By providing only the file name without the full path and extension you did nothing else than reverted to the default format, copying what other destop files do. |
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Also it can be good if QML Browser will be compatible with Tor Status Area Applet.
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Feature request: a single-window option. Why?
1. Act as an mobile web page viewer (user agent might be set from command-line parameters) 2. If the only page crashes, the process'll end, so it might be a way to debug those strange crashes more easily. |
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clicking the top left corner in fullscreen to minimise the window i.e just what the default launcher does as qml browser isint a tabbed browser so switching windows is a pain in fullscreen a transparent stop button at the bottom left corner in fullscreen to stop a page from loading which can also serve as a back button option to toggle the topbar on or off where a top left click still can switch windows as it can provide more real estate in a sane way for some addition of a searchbox with configurable search engines by long clicking any search box then add search engine and i got no idea where to put the searchbox :D maybe the searchbox can be put at the top or just avove the url bar and the bookmarks list below or avove it so it just takes a litte space like a bookmark and the searchbox can be made static or it scrolls with the bookmarks or it gets hidden when bookkmarks are scrolled anyway the best part of qml browser is that it dosent feel alien it feels like a part of the system like microb and i believe some more sane usablity enancements can prove to be useful :) |
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You don't need that feature, all you need to do is tap on any empty space (to avoid hitting a link) to bring up the soft expand button in the bottom right and tap that button to switch back from full screen. Just like MicroB. In fact, most of your requests can be answered in the same way. On the other hand. Quote:
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for the record switching windows in fullscreen is a pain as one needs to toggle then switch:) a stop button can also come in handy the same way the best would be to able to disable the topbar while still retaining switching functionablity as you said:) to be clear i suggested them so the sanest of them gets considerd as no one wants a ugly mess:D |
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thanks |
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Crashes on life.ua/uk/
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I suppose I could have done the same with other browsers, e.g. going to whatsmyseragent.com from my PC's browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE) and then getting the result over to QML Browser. |
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It crashes on startup after the latest update
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~ $ /opt/qml-browser/bin/qml-browser |
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I don't have any crashes here BTW.
Still have the odd issue, bookmarks aren't working again. Same as I had before with the add bookmarks icon missing. Also trying to go to a URL without http:// causes the browser to go to file:///opt/<URL I am trying to get> |
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Yep, I'm also on Thumb.
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Last night's update 0.8.1 still crashes on startup with the same error (see Estel's post on previous page). Sixwheels, perhaps you have some missing package installed for another reason?
Err, I am also on Thumb. Could that be a pattern emerging? |
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Update 0.8.1 is not crashing on startup for me.
No thumb here. |
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Unlikely. That post you've linked is about reverting a Thumb-compiled glibc back to ARM-compiled.
The crash started happening after the 0.8.0 update. 0.7.0 worked fine. Something must have changed in 0.8.0. Besides, the error when run from the command line points a finger exactly. |
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The error indeed appears to point somewhere precisely - so is that culprit a thumb compiled version? Thumb seems to be the key and I wondered if the changes in 0.8.0 tweaked something in libc6 not tweaked before |
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Confirming the crash. Thumb, KP latest. But it seems related to the components, not to the browser. Using the extras-devel version of qml-browser.
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I was just about to ask if people who aren't experiencing crashes have updated to latest qt-components-hildon ;) I did, and it crashes for me (I'm also on thumb, of course).
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I just tried to upgrade to 0.8.0 (I am on CSSU Stable), but HAM says package not found.
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@chill, it's only in extras-devel for now.
@Estel, did you mean qt-components-hildon? I don't even have qml-components at all. (Quick look around... No, no such thing in the repos either.) QML Browser 0.8.0 pulls in a later qt-components-hildon through its dependencies so obviously those with 0.8.0 and later have it. |
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Unfortunately, marxian might not even know about these problem as he hasn't been on tmo since 4th Sep
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That is what I get for writing from memory, on the fly, without checking first ;) /Estel |
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I have latest qml-browser and qt-components-hildon installed so far no crashes. I actually dont use it heavily, just saying no crashes on casual use. Im on cssu-testing btw.
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@Sohil, what version do you have? The crashes started at 0.8.0. It crashes right at the startup, complaining (when run from the command line) about some missing component. Hence easily reproducible.
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EDIT:- I ran it from commandline and it does not complain about anything and works fine for me, no crashes. |
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Quick question:
Last I checked, QT-based apps all failed to handle the full range of xkb keymap possibilities correctly: I have different keys mapped to level 4 (Shift+Fn+Key) than to level 3 (Fn+Key). Examples of how this is done can be found in the big remapping keyboard maemo wiki page. I'm not exactly hopeful, but might as well ask: Does this browser or the more recent version of Qt we have available by any chance manage to be immune to this bug? |
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