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	qwerty12	2010-02-15 , 00:02
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Originally Posted by steven676

Both of these are because we have no reliable way of detecting when the bookmarks window closes. These will be release noted (whenever I get around to revising the release notes).

*nod*

Originally Posted by steven676

Okay, THAT is strange -- I have no idea how that could possibly happen. To make sure I understand you correctly: you used the Web menu entry, and Tear (the Browser Switchboard default browser) came up; then you closed Tear, opened the Web menu entry again, and the MicroB bookmarks window (without the about:blank window that Browser Switchboard opens) came up?

Yep.

Sorry about the bad wording, but it's late here, and I'm rather dodgy at typing on the N900. Tear doesn't help either, with its habit of being really unstable in textboxes.

Originally Posted by steven676

That looks like Browser Switchboard launched MicroB (otherwise the browser processes would show as "/usr/bin/browser"). I realize this might be difficult to reproduce, but can you try to reproduce it with browser-switchboard running in a terminal, and show the debug output?

Sorry, but my attempts to reproduce it were to no avail. (Could you maybe add an option to have it log to syslog, instead? [AFAIK, GLog's default handler under Fremantle outputs to syslog.])

P.S. As a pedant and a GLib-~~whore~~ lover, I have to ask to satisfy my feeling of nosiness: Why use the DBus-GLib bindings to provide the dbus-switchboard service but use the libdbus functions to listen to signals?

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