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2008-07-19
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I totally reflashed my NIT and started with a new .mozilla profile. Not used any backup. Then I compiled the extensions for Diablo in ScratchBox. Haven't had a problem since then. Yes, sometimes need to double click to get Flash working (Youtube) but 1) I don't watch Youtube a lot 2) Often Flash ads are crowded on webpages. If there is one thing I don't want on my NIT its ads... but I see the point of not wanting to download Flash at all too. I just think flashblock is a more user-friendly way to surf. I'd love to have NoScript on the NIT too, but that'd probably not be user-friendly enough to handle...
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2008-07-19
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Originally Posted by vinc17
Funnily enough, the Greasemonkey script stopped working, so I decided to go back to Flashblock (same install and same .mozilla profile). Now Flashblock works like a charm o_O.
I installed Flashblock yesterday and I've had the same problem for some Flash objects. And I just have a standard internal boot.
EDIT: this problem has also been seen by tso.
Now I've seen that after restarting the browser, all components I installed have disappeared! EDIT: after renaming the .mozilla directory (to make sure to start from something clean) and rebooting my N810, the components reappeared.
I guess it 'fixed itself' over time.
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2008-07-20
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Originally Posted by Underscore
Could you try on http://www.cio-online.com/videos/lir...tiens-274.html? I had the problem on this URL (and on YouTube too). With this page (which contains 4 Flash objects), the second Flash object appeared below its container and wasn't blocked (this one isn't an ad, but this is a bug anyway). Note that I have no problem with Firefox + Flashblock on my Linux laptop. BTW, I wonder if the Flashblock port for MicroB is too old: it was announced in January while the latest Flashblock version for Firefox was released on May 16.
Now Flashblock works like a charm o_O.
I guess it 'fixed itself' over time.
Also, all the components I installed have disappeared again!
EDIT: I eventually reported a bug: https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3471
Last edited by vinc17; 2008-07-20 at 20:56.
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2008-07-31
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voted your bug
looks like components management in diablo is far from polished
when are we going to have a http://browser-extras.garage.maemo.org/browser-extras/ diablo repository?
this is a INTERNET tablet after all...
looks like components management in diablo is far from polished
when are we going to have a http://browser-extras.garage.maemo.org/browser-extras/ diablo repository?
this is a INTERNET tablet after all...
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2008-08-01
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I guess they work on fremantle.
Chinook is like a LTS; Diablo a minor upgrade... sigh
Chinook is like a LTS; Diablo a minor upgrade... sigh
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