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2007-08-24
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@ Germany / Bochum
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Originally Posted by thaibill
You start the internet browser like normal. You'll have an additional menu entry called "Hidden" or sth like that where you can switch browser engines and tabbed browsing behaviour.
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2007-08-24
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@ Italy
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Originally Posted by steckel
I own an N800 but guess there is no difference in that. But did not see the tabbed browsing set anywhere
You start the internet browser like normal. You'll have an additional menu entry called "Hidden" or sth like that where you can switch browser engines and tabbed browsing behaviour.
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2007-08-24
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so far the experience have been hit and miss...
it seems to take a long time starting the mozilla engine vs the opera engine, and is also very memory hungry!
i also suspect it to be more crash prone. it seems to die at random times on pages i have had no issues with using the opera engine.
but the most annoying part is that it totally fails to auto-activate the wlan connection. it instead keeps tossing a error message that makes it impossible to close the window and that does not tell you whats wrong.
oh, just recalled. sometimes i have also seen it fail scrolling using tap&drag (or whatever its called), instead defaulting to marking text. and no, its not a accidental double tap. i hear only a single click, and when it first happens i can lift, press, drag and still get the same effect.
it seems to take a long time starting the mozilla engine vs the opera engine, and is also very memory hungry!
i also suspect it to be more crash prone. it seems to die at random times on pages i have had no issues with using the opera engine.
but the most annoying part is that it totally fails to auto-activate the wlan connection. it instead keeps tossing a error message that makes it impossible to close the window and that does not tell you whats wrong.
oh, just recalled. sometimes i have also seen it fail scrolling using tap&drag (or whatever its called), instead defaulting to marking text. and no, its not a accidental double tap. i hear only a single click, and when it first happens i can lift, press, drag and still get the same effect.
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2007-08-24
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@ Bangkok, Thailand
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Originally Posted by steckel
I don't see an additional menu entry. I see only the error posted in a previous message.
You start the internet browser like normal. You'll have an additional menu entry called "Hidden" or sth like that where you can switch browser engines and tabbed browsing behaviour.
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2007-08-24
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Originally Posted by Milhouse
The browser's working pretty good, but I still can't get flash to show up under "plugins" after installing the tar and creating the symlink. Under about:config, it does say flashhack=true (although about:config seems to be read only on microb). I'm still excited about the possibilities of microb!
You create the symlink
Code:sudo gainroot cd /user/lib ln -s libplayback-1.so.0.0.4 libplayback-1.so.0
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2007-08-24
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Can I ask for simplified instructions for what's going on here? I see the earlier download, Milhouse's "download"... but I'm a bit stuck. Creating the symlink is about the only thing that makes sense to me.
Oh... and feel free to treat me like a n00b.
Oh... and feel free to treat me like a n00b.
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2007-08-24
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@ Eastern Ontario, Canada
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Originally Posted by gerbick
I echo that if you mean getting flash to work. Actually, even creating the symlink is a bit of a mystery to me...
Can I ask for simplified instructions for what's going on here? I see the earlier download, Milhouse's "download"... but I'm a bit stuck. Creating the symlink is about the only thing that makes sense to me.
Oh... and feel free to treat me like a n00b.
If anyone has got flash to work then waddya think?
Don.
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2007-08-24
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#18
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Does this work on the OS 2007 on 770?
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2007-08-24
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Please consider that viewing a website in the olden days was like viewing a document.
Viewing a website nowadays is more like running a program in an interpreter. Well it *IS* usually running a program, that the *web designers wrote*. If a site crashes your browser, it could well be due to bad website *programming*.
Digg for example is a horrible browser-raper.
Viewing a website nowadays is more like running a program in an interpreter. Well it *IS* usually running a program, that the *web designers wrote*. If a site crashes your browser, it could well be due to bad website *programming*.
Digg for example is a horrible browser-raper.
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2007-08-25
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i too am clueless about flash, i installed the contraban from root i copyed the link comand. should i be able to view youtube videos
thanks
thanks