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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by marxian
https://marketplace.firefox.com/
I don't know much about those, but I would expect they would require a Mozilla browser to run them as-is.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/App..._open_web_apps
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Apps
so it is nothing special just a good browser can do i think and it can be a nice addition to qml browser as there are many good open web apps like here maps line facebook twitter music radio and oter popular games and apps maybe the n900 can handle most of them (600mhz) as they dont seem to be resource hungry on my single core netbook
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2014-07-28
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#13
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Does this require CSSU to run?
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2014-07-28
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Great work!
I installed via apt-get and got
sh: can't create /home/user/.config/QMLBrowser searchengines.conf: Permission denied
too, i created the file and after that reinstalling worked.
I tried to benchmark via sunspider 1.0.2 , but it fails at 4 or 3 with:
QNetworkReplyImpl::_q_startOperation was called more than once
anyone has some results or the same error?
I installed via apt-get and got
sh: can't create /home/user/.config/QMLBrowser searchengines.conf: Permission denied
too, i created the file and after that reinstalling worked.
I tried to benchmark via sunspider 1.0.2 , but it fails at 4 or 3 with:
QNetworkReplyImpl::_q_startOperation was called more than once
anyone has some results or the same error?
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by nokiabot
Quoting from the Intro to Open Web Apps:
https://marketplace.firefox.com/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/App..._open_web_apps
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Apps
so it is nothing special just a good browser can do i think and it can be a nice addition to qml browser as there are many good open web apps like here maps line facebook twitter music radio and oter popular games and apps maybe the n900 can handle most of them (600mhz) as they dont seem to be resource hungry on my single core netbook
"currently you must have a Mozilla Firefox-based engine ("Web runtime") to use Open Web Apps."
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by marxian
i got it loud and clear sorry for the trouble
Quoting from the Intro to Open Web Apps:
"currently you must have a Mozilla Firefox-based engine ("Web runtime") to use Open Web Apps."
basicly i wanted here maps
it could be nice if the bottom bar and the topbar could be hidden by a downward swipe on the bottom bar when loading might sound odd but in 2g complete page load times are awful and able to hide them would provide more real estate for browsing while the page loads or when a link is clicked and i am still browsing that page
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by xes
I think such features are designed to overcome the limitations of crapacitive screens, where the accuracy is much lower than on the resistive screen of the N900.
Well, such "lens" feature in google chrome for android seems to be called "Link preview" ...but i'm not sure of the exact behavior of the function.
http://www.mobilexweb.com/wp-content...2/02/links.png
Anyhow, I will expose the hit test result API to QML, then give it a try. It will likely require several hit tests to acquire a selection of links to choose from.
Procedure is something like:
- Get co-ordinates of screen tap.
- Perform hit test on the co-ordinates, to see if there is a link.
- Perform hit tests covering several points within some arbitrary radius of the tap.
- Display links.
Originally Posted by xes
I can't claim any credit for the rendering speed. I'm just using the QWebView widget.
I have tried the qml-browser with acid test (gives 99/100) and a few pages filled with javascript: is working really fast.
Originally Posted by xes
I haven't come across that, but QWebView does sometimes cause issues with painting, so it could be that the window and it's child widgets were not re-painted when attempting to exit from fullscreen.
There is some glitch switching fullscreen and back where sometimes you obtain a completely white screen forcing you to kill the app.
Originally Posted by xes
For me, it behaves exactly like MicroB. It's activated by a swipe from the right edge of the screen, or long-press on the 'back' button. The logic for detecting the swipe is quite fuzzy. If anything, I would say it is too easy to activate.
Also history has some issue since it goes back to the first page instead of the previous one and seems hard to activate.
Originally Posted by xes
Yes, but the QWebSettings::PluginsEnabled attribute is disabed by default, so I need to enable that first. I will provide more comprehensive settings in future updates (and also view-source etc). The APIs are there, I just need to implement them in the application code.
Do you think it could manage also flash plugin?
There's some documentation on the QtWebKit plugin support at http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.7/qtw...9-dc75fc65d6b6.
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Last edited by marxian; 2014-07-28 at 21:00. Reason: typo
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by taixzo
No, I've tested against stock PR 1.3 with Qt 4.7.0 in the SDK, and CSSU with Qt 4.7.4 on the device, so it should work fine.
Does this require CSSU to run?
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by nokiabot
I'm not keen on the swipe gesture, but I can keep the toolbar hidden during loading when in fullscreen mode.
it could be nice if the bottom bar and the topbar could be hidden by a downward swipe on the bottom bar when loading might sound odd but in 2g complete page load times are awful and able to hide them would provide more real estate for browsing while the page loads or when a link is clicked and i am still browsing that page
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2014-07-28
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Originally Posted by marxian
or just a thin ribbon like loading bar at the bottom and a tiny overlay icon at bottom right hand corner to show/hide the bottom and top bar anytime
I'm not keen on the swipe gesture, but I can keep the toolbar hidden during loading when in fullscreen mode.
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http://www.mobilexweb.com/wp-content...2/02/links.png
I have tried the qml-browser with acid test (gives 99/100) and a few pages filled with javascript: is working really fast.
There is some glitch switching fullscreen and back where sometimes you obtain a completely white screen forcing you to kill the app.
Also history has some issue since it goes back to the first page instead of the previous one and seems hard to activate.
Select-copy-paste works perfectly.
General behavior is a really promising stock browser alternative.
Do you think it could manage also flash plugin?
Last edited by xes; 2014-07-28 at 16:29.