After some extensive usage, I've found one "major" bug with QML Browser, and got idea for two small, yet nifty enhancements: Bug: 1. Once, I required to turn network access off, while QML Browser was loading some page (at the same time). Immediately, QML Browser literally spammed me with "select network" maemo popups. Upon dismissing it, new one immediately popped up, all the time. What's even worse, actually selecting network and connecting haven't helped - it seems that large number of network connection requests got queued every second, and system was just executing all of them, one after another. Add to this fact that network connection pop-up is impossible to minimize, and you get the picture. Summing it up, I had to kill QML Browser via ssh, from another device.
Suggestions: 1. It would be nice, if browsing history via from-right swipe would be accessible even on the bookmarks screen (the one that appears after starting QML Browser). It's quite silly, that we need to open any_random page, before being able to select what we really want, from browsing history.
2. Not sure if it's doable here, but all major desktop browser seems to remember last used zoom level for given site (unless private data gets cleared... I hope). It would be nice, if QML Browser could do that, too. there are many sites optimized for 1024 resolution as minimum, which require exactly one zoom-out in QML browser, to be fully usable. Repeating it for every visited page gets tedious - even more for sites, that actually require more zoom-outs. Having them render initially at last used zoom level would be great.
Additional suggestions: 1. I think that adding one-liner required to make QML Browser act as default system browser to the first post would help many people (just like Open Media Player does it).
2. The "lacking features" point about scrolling with cursor keys is actually misleading - up&down arrows scrolling works fine, at least here. Haven't checked left&right scrolling.