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2013-09-05
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#33
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Originally Posted by rotoflex
That can be set with a command, I think. I don't have time to look it up right now, but my MicroB opens up new windows in the background...
I would probably use Microb more if "Open link in new window" opened the window in the background.
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2013-09-05
, 08:36
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#35
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Originally Posted by Freddie
I'm a bit baffled... I searched and can't find the thread...
how can I do that? I'd like it to open new windows in the background...
It's either a CSSU/thumb option (or HildonDesktop), or I set it by typing about:config in the MicroB address bar. I can't find it now, though. Sorry...
BE CAREFUL with about:config. If you don't know what you're doing, STOP.
Edit: Well, I rechecked my MicroB, and it doesn't open new tabs in the background anymore. But I SWEAR I had that going recently (I reflashed about a week ago...)
Last edited by zlatokosi; 2013-09-05 at 08:45.
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2013-09-18
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#36
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One disadvantage of microb, at least for me, is that it doesn't handle USB mouse clicks; I can point but I can't click. Opera can handle that, as can Chromium (under Estel's Easy Debian).
EDIT microb doesn't handle clicks on the links, but clicking on the buttons in the browser interface, e.g. the back button, works. One exception is the maximize button in the lower right corner, that still needs a fingerstylus tap unless the address bar is visible.
Last edited by chill; 2013-09-18 at 06:38.
EDIT microb doesn't handle clicks on the links, but clicking on the buttons in the browser interface, e.g. the back button, works. One exception is the maximize button in the lower right corner, that still needs a fingerstylus tap unless the address bar is visible.
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Last edited by chill; 2013-09-18 at 06:38.
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2013-09-19
, 15:17
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#37
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Originally Posted by chill
Yeah, very annoying when using vncserver or connected to tv using a bluetooth mouse... In these use cases I use Opera, anyway it crashes too often
One disadvantage of microb, at least for me, is that it doesn't handle USB mouse clicks; I can point but I can't click. Opera can handle that, as can Chromium (under Estel's Easy Debian).
EDIT microb doesn't handle clicks on the links, but clicking on the buttons in the browser interface, e.g. the back button, works. One exception is the maximize button in the lower right corner, that still needs a fingerstylus tap unless the address bar is visible.
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2013-09-19
, 16:19
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#38
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Originally Posted by zlatokosi
Is there really a way to get new windows to start on background?
I'm a bit baffled... I searched and can't find the thread...
It's either a CSSU/thumb option (or HildonDesktop), or I set it by typing about:config in the MicroB address bar. I can't find it now, though. Sorry...
Edit: Well, I rechecked my MicroB, and it doesn't open new tabs in the background anymore. But I SWEAR I had that going recently (I reflashed about a week ago...)
My MicroB is opening new window on foreground (tested with just flashed device). And I hate it that way.
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2013-09-19
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#39
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
That would be nice, but according to this from 2010:
Is there really a way to get new windows to start on background?
My MicroB is opening new window on foreground (tested with just flashed device). And I hate it that way.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=44117
leads to this:
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1695
RESOLVED WONTFIX
Yeah. Problem is that the internally tested patch was never shipped to end
users as it did not work reliably.
Plus as this part of the browser is closed source there won't be much more
happening either by any party.
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2013-10-07
, 07:28
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#40
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Having more than browser (microb and Opera in my case) has helped me in situations where one or the other would not correctly show the Wifi authorization page (e.g. microb says "data transfer interrupted). I haven't looked into why that happens; meanwhile I just fire up the alternative browser and it works.
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