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2010-03-17
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#152
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@geneven: I've uploaded 0.5.2-2 in extras-devel which to try the proxy support. Can you give it a try and let me know if feeds update with your proxy? Images, and other side downloads might not work yet, just the feed updates.
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2010-03-17
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@ Vancouver, BC
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#153
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There is another issue with webkit: When using it in portrait mode there is no text reflow (right-hand margins are cut off), and so it is not possible to read articles without reverting to landscape.
Or maybe the specific source for your theme colors could be causing the problem?
Not sure I am seeing that, but I do see that "expired" articles are still in the feed, even from many days ago. Which begs the question: what does "delete articles after 24 hours" actually mean, if after 72 hours old articles are still there?
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2010-03-17
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@ Los Angeles
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#154
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The articles/summaries should reflow in portrait, and not overflow... Last night's update also fixes the horizontal scrolling button... It's not ideal, but ...
I noticed that this morning. I grab the color from the small text in the feed buttons. The Marina theme uses the same color there as in the "unread" messages for the email client, so i thought it was the right one. But that's not the case for most of the other themes. Back to the drawing board, and finding a way to get to the right color.
Recent updates work this way:
1 If an old article is read and over 24 hours (the expiry limit), purge it. Otherwise, keep it.
2 If an old article is unread and over 48 hours (2 times the expiry limit), purge it. Otherwise, keep it.
3 Add all the articles from the feed update (including articles that could be very old, but still present in the RSS)
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2010-03-17
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@ Vancouver, BC
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#155
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I see. Well, if you can't find a good alternative, what do you think about a preference to turn on/off "theme colors?"
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2010-03-18
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#156
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2010-03-18
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2010-03-18
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2010-03-18
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@ Los Angeles
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There is another issue with webkit: When using it in portrait mode there is no text reflow (right-hand margins are cut off), and so it is not possible to read articles without reverting to landscape.