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2011-03-23
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#11
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2011-03-23
, 07:42
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#12
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2011-03-23
, 09:46
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#13
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2011-03-23
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@ England
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2011-03-23
, 10:39
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Posts: 1,411 |
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@ Tatooine
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#15
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2011-03-23
, 10:58
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@ Finland
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2011-03-23
, 12:02
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@ England
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#17
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Hi
Good idea, but why is it attempting to connect to http://www.crochik.com/mobwebmail/v2 ? Maybe an explanation of how it works for the security conscious amongst us
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2011-03-23
, 12:30
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@ United Kingdom
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#18
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I just uploaded to the repository MobWebMail - Gmail.
The description of the package reads:
First class Gmail browsing on your Phone. This is a web browser optimized for one task: browse your Gmail account using your touch screen device. MobWebMail supports Screen auto-rotation, full-screen view, different zoom levels and downloading attachments. On the top of a very simple interface it allows the user to switch between gmail accounts/sessions with one click.
For people that know my other package macuco, the main differences are:
- MobWebMail only allows to browse gmail
- MobWebMail allows you to access multiple gmail accounts by keeping separate sessions with distinct set of cookies. You can switch between them with two clicks.
- MobWebMail allows to download attachments
- MobWebMail shows an indicator any time the browser is requesting more data from the server (not just while loading the first page like macuco).
- MobWebMail does not use the standard Maemo UI (menus, task bar, close button, ...)
This is the link to the package page (but it is not ready yet).
p.s. MobWebMail is also available for the Symbian platform in the Ovi store.
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2011-03-23
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@ USA
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#19
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Hi
Good idea, but why is it attempting to connect to http://www.crochik.com/mobwebmail/v2 ? Maybe an explanation of how it works for the security conscious amongst us
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2011-03-23
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@ USA
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#20
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I like it a lot (: it's really polished. The blinking effect on the bottom right icon does get on my nerves though :P
any tips or resources for using qtwebkit?