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Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
Since asking for an ETA on the next version would be lame, I'll try a (perhaps) more clever approach: Am I right to assume that the next version will contain a larger amount of changes than recent updates, in terms of both magnitude and number? :p
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Anyway, it will be one of these days, just some small and annoying things to sort out. |
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Tear has encounted a strange scrolling behavior can't trace the problem anyone experience that ? scroll bars misplaced as in shot .
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Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
Re: Tear bug #28 , I think.
With my Hotmail account I get a similar (?) behaviour. My adr. is ---@live.se https://login.live.com Enter adr. + password, login. > page with my account details. When I click on "mail" (at the top of the page), Tear never (?) connects. The url adr. bar shows "http://co119w.col119w.mail.live.com/mail/ . . .(etc) " , where "(etc)" ends with a number (N) of long numbers separated by "&n=", and N =~ the number of times the blue bar has gone left>right. ( I have Javascript and Plugins enabled.) Tear IS my favourite browser, am looking forward to let it outdo Midori in Mer . . . |
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Password field requires 4 characters on this www.op.fi page and as said, only 2 can be typed. |
Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
I installed this yesterday, with some trepidation given how early in the lifecycle it seems to be; what can I say? It's brilliant. Pages load much faster than in the default browser, and it correctly renders a number of pages that browser does not.
Memory usage seems a lot higher, and I've seen a few bugs, and the program has died a couple of times. Where is the best place to check if these are known problems, and what information is needed if they are not? |
Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
thanks a lot Bundyo! tear has brought back my love for my NIT! i love how it renders pages in a flash! i use it mainly to browse my ebooks; decompressed CHM books, loads of text and pics and tear handles them like my desktop!
one question though, since i often use it to browse offline, how can i prevent the wireless connection dialog box from popping up everytime i click a link? |
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It's impossible to log into eBay on Tear. I get a Save Dialog Box instead. (You can put anything in the User ID and Password text boxes to recreate the problem -- you don't have to enter a valid ID or Password.)
(This may be the already frequently mentioned "bookmarklet" problem. Reading about "bookmarklets," I wasn't sure if a log-in button was a bookmarklet. It's similar to problems I've encountered when trying to preview a Reply in "Advanced" when posting on this forum.) |
Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
This doesn't have anything to do with bookmarklets.
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OK, so I filed it at Project Tear. I wasn't able to log in so I filed it as a guest. Maybe I forgot my username or password, but that's unlikely.
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Logging in to Mobile eBay works nicely for me.
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are you planning to post a new preview soon?
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Does the login problem (with the download confirmation) happen on all https pages? All the times i've encountered it were https pages, wondering if that's the key.
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No it happens on POST requests, I think all of them Ajax.
Yes, there will be a new version soon, but it won't be preview, since I better change the versioning and I have lots of versions before 1.0 :) |
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Can't wait to see which of my various requests got realized. :p
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You can see them partially in the bug tracker :p
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Ah, true. Hooray for issues #30 and #31 and having been fixed!
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I'm going to chime in and also say that Tear has done a great job thus far of replacing most of the browsing chores on my IT. Granted, its got rough edges on the UX side:
- cannot figure out how to delete bookmarks - need bookmark import from microB (I have tons) - doesn't seem to do autocomplete with full-screen keyboard - clicking the back button seems to do a content-reload instead of a cache-replay Nevertheless, I'm impressed, and quite thankful. Great work. |
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To delete bookmarks you can unstar them (though it's a slow process till a bookmark manager in place).
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I already have Midori from repositories on my tablet, is it safe to install Tear, are they compatible?
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I think Midori is using the same libwebkit.
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It's an older one, I'd strongly advise to use Bundyo's latest build over that.
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Thanks, if i'll just use qole's repository, the new libwebkit will overwrite the old one, and midori's gonna use it too?
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Yep, I personally use Bundyo's libwebkit with Midori.
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Only use on-screen keyboard; Notice how familar terms will auto-complete. Open Tear; Only use on-screen keyboard; Notice how auto-complete doesn't |
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Yup, we need.
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I say Bundyo starts a new thread: "Tear 0.4" or something similar... :D
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Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
Naah, more like 0.3.1 :p
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Hmm so reading your comments about bookmarklets and other issues like google.com/calendar/gp. Are you using the same webkit and Tear version as the ones say in Qole's repo.
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Who's comments?
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Re: Tear 0.3 - Simple WebKit browser, now with Dashboard
Your comments on the bugtracker. You said the bookmarklet works when copy and pasted into URL (though I don't seem to get a similar result) and that google.com/calendar/gp loads fine for you.
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