Unknown SSL protocol
by John Williams (address)
Sometime after r8950 - 1st Aug 2009, accessing my French bank results in
this error at the password box appearing stage:
Sorry, NetSurf was unable to display this page
Unknown SSL protocol error in connection to
voscomptesenligne.labanquepostale.fr:443
- so something changed after that version.
John
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12 years, 9 months
crash upon deleting a text area
by Jim Nagel
is this a known problem, or does it happen just to me?
i'm typing a message to a forum in one of those text-input boxes.
www.riscository.com/2010/logo-ideas-for-bristol-risc-os-user-group
in order to move some bits around more easily, i decided to copy what
i'd written and paste it into a text editor. luckily i did the paste
first, for as soon as i deleted the original, Netsurf crashed.
whereupon i recalled that this had happened to me in the past, but
don't think i reported it at the time.
will send bug report and logfile. using NS r9799 on RO 4.39.
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13 years, 2 months
Full save when out of memory
by Richard Porter
I rather like the way NetSurf does a full save when you can't download
all the images because of lack of memory. I came across a Japanes site
with 186 images on one page, most of them big ones. I quit as many
apps as I could but even so there wasn't enough room.
I did a full save and noticed that the index file held the absolute
urls for images that weren't downloaded. I was able to delete the tags
for images I already had and load the page again to get the next
tranche. Three such operations were necessary before I got all the
images.
Would it be possible to have a full save in which all the images were
stored on the hard disc even if they couldn't be rendered at the same
time? Or perhaps a "Save target as..." option on a link which would do
the same? As far as I can see "Download target" will only save the
object itself i.e. one image or the page source.
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13 years, 3 months
Re: image save
by Rob Kendrick
On Thu, 25 Feb 2010 00:45:22 +1300
netsurf-users(a)netsurf-browser.org wrote:
> Oh sorry.
>
> The GTK frontend currently has no direct way to save images or files.
> You can save a file via saving link target but that is it.
>
> Unless I have missed something, of course.
Please reply to the list.
B.
13 years, 3 months
image save
by PathagenX
Right click save image, please.
Also File - Save page as:
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13 years, 3 months
NetSurf crashes as soon as it is run
by Richard Mellish
The Help file says
In case of problems, please check for a newer release at
http://www.netsurf-browser.org/ and, if problems persist,
email
the support mailing list at
netsurf-users(a)netsurf-browser.org.
I am doing that, rather than using the bug-tracking system, because I
tried the latter on a previous occasion and found it very hard to use.
I attach a log file.
NetSurf was working OK until a few days ago, when it took to crashing
when started. I am not aware of making any change to my system, which
is an Iyonix running RISC OS 5.11. (I am intending to install 5.16
soon but am deferring that until I have copied some applications and
data files to a new computer.)
At the time I thought the problem was with the particular website, but
I have now found that NetSurf crashes even when started by
double-clicking the application directory.
I have reinstalled the latest version. I have also moved
!Boot.Choices.WWW.NetSurf and allowed NetSurf to re-create that from
scratch.
None of that has made any difference.
Richard
13 years, 4 months
inconsistency between Linux and RISC OS
by rickman＠argonet.co.uk
On my website there is an inconsistency between RISC OS and Linux when
displaying an image via a css defined background-url.
On RISC OS NetSurf R8643
www.gaydon.org.uk displays a background image of wind turbines.
If you click on the first link: - contacts
The contacts page is displayed and the background image is also shown.
On Linux NetSurf (1.2) the background image is not displayed for the
contacts page.
They can't both be right - I believe the Linux behaviour is correct
but would welcome a another opinion.
John
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Midland User Group - http://mug.riscos.org
Was Saint Paul a MUG? (1Cor.1)
13 years, 4 months
