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2011-12-12
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Based entirely on what I've read at various places and tried out on the n950 and n9:
1. The default browser uses Webkit 2.
2. I've not yet found a way to change the UA of the default browser
3. QML uses Webkit 1.x - your code imports version 1.0
4. I've not been able to figure out how to get to the underlying QWebPage of the QML web page to change its UA.
5. If you use a QWebPage as an object inside your QML, you will be able to subclass it to change the UA.
1. The default browser uses Webkit 2.
2. I've not yet found a way to change the UA of the default browser
3. QML uses Webkit 1.x - your code imports version 1.0
4. I've not been able to figure out how to get to the underlying QWebPage of the QML web page to change its UA.
5. If you use a QWebPage as an object inside your QML, you will be able to subclass it to change the UA.
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2011-12-12
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Thanks for your reply, uvatbc! 
Hence there is no QtWebkit 2.0 to import I'm now quite sure this small project won't work without access to the engine of the build in browser. Fenec (Firefox) and Opera are getting the old mobile twitter page, too.
Originally Posted by uvatbc
Oh, yes. You're right. I dropped this line in the very beginning and have it totally forgotten during searching what I could change at my code to get the new webpage.
3. QML uses Webkit 1.x - your code imports version 1.0
Hence there is no QtWebkit 2.0 to import I'm now quite sure this small project won't work without access to the engine of the build in browser. Fenec (Firefox) and Opera are getting the old mobile twitter page, too.
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WebKit2 is only process separation branch, hence probably not much difference from the QML WebKit widget.
If you manage to run it before the Twitter scripts, you can change the userAgent directly in the page by using __defineGetter__
Last edited by Bundyo; 2011-12-12 at 19:31.
If you manage to run it before the Twitter scripts, you can change the userAgent directly in the page by using __defineGetter__
Code:
window.navigator.__defineGetter__("userAgent", function () { return "new UA" });
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2011-12-13
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
Hmm... A QML only solution is not possible?
If you manage to run it before the Twitter scripts, you can change the userAgent directly in the page by using __defineGetter__
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twitter has updated their mobile website "app" for Android and iOS. We are able to use this "app" at our N9/50, too. We simply have to load the mobile twitter page at the build in webbrowser. Have a look at the second screenshot below.
Sadly the screen is not very well used and I would prefer to hide the adress and the status bar on top of the page.
So I thought I could create simly my own browser using Qt and qml:
import QtQuick 1.1 import com.nokia.meego 1.0 import QtWebKit 1.0 Page { Flickable { id: flickable width: parent.width height: parent.height contentWidth: Math.max(parent.width,webView.width) contentHeight: Math.max(parent.height,webView.height) WebView { url: "http://mobile.twitter.com" id: webView preferredWidth: flickable.width preferredHeight: flickable.height settings.javaEnabled: true settings.javascriptCanAccessClipboard: true settings.javascriptCanOpenWindows: true settings.javascriptEnabled: true settings.pluginsEnabled: true settings.localStorageDatabaseEnabled: true settings.localContentCanAccessRemoteUrls: true settings.offlineStorageDatabaseEnabled: true settings.offlineWebApplicationCacheEnabled: true } } }Has anyone a idea?
Am I able to use the engine of the build in browser instead of QtWebKit?
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