Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

So it is not a problem that you only now got copy-paste and browser is crashing, but you can't understand why this feature is not there by default? :)

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

BTW, I might have found an workaround for the cyclic browser crash: Try to switch to airplane mode. That should load the "you have no Internet" placeholder page, potentially interrupting the crash cycle.

Tried this just once so far, but 'll try to do it again once my browser enter the cycle again & will report back (here or in the question on Together).

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

Yes but it must be something related to the startpage at the guardian as www.theguardian.com/uk-news (and every other subpage I'm using) doesn't crash the browser (I think any banner or whatever eats ram and the browser can't handle this ...)

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

Huh, what?

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

I think their browser is based on Chromium? On my Ubuntu laptop I once had frequent crashes, in particular with the current (horrible) desktop version of Linkedin. This was solved with an Ubuntu update that upgraded Chromium to a newer version.

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

It isn't. It is mozilla based.

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

What happens to the patchmanager's web catalogue patches? "Show album's art on lockscreen" and "Voicecall combined patch" still not compatible with 2.1.0.11 (though these should not be different to the 2.1.0.10 ones).

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

ZogG is not a native English speaker. What I think he meant (and why I thanked his post) is something like, "So you don't mind that we had to wait for three years to get 'select and copy' in the browser and that the browser is constantly crashing, but you find the missing 'choose the default browser' feature a problem?"

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

Normally you can still install them even if they're only marked as compatible with a previous version. You might need to enable developer mode (in patchmanager), though.

Oh, I see. But still: huh? I don't remember saying anything about copy/paste functionality.

Re: 2.1.0/Iijoki EA
 

No, you did not. Which I think was ZogG's point.

Not that I agree with ZogG on everything, but he has a point that there are still a lot of problems in Sailfish. Some of them are very basic things but they have been left there for such a long time that we have become accustomed to them and no longer even talk about them. Nothing to do with you personally.