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
NetSurf and Printing
by Dave Symes
Has anyone else had problems printing from the recent releases of NetSurf,
up to and including todays 30 April r10528?
It will print the page, but then Errors out and dies, presenting the usual
Log file (I still have stored).
This happens with the past number of versions, including the 2.5 release.
The 9 Jan r9799 version which I've retained to fall back on, prints the
same pages perfectly okay.
Dave
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Dave Triffid
12 years, 10 months
NetSurf 2.5 Released
by Michael Drake
The NetSurf developers are happy to announce the immediate availability of
NetSurf 2.5. This release contains many bug fixes and improvements.
It is available to download from http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
Here is a change log detailing the important changes in this release:
Core / All
----------
* Fetch improvements.
* Fix fetching from https sites with http authentication.
* Handle http authentication with no realm.
* Cookie handling improvements.
* Improved support for {min|max}-{width|height} CSS properties.
* HTML redraw optimisations.
* Improved mouse tracking over browser windows.
* Browser window status bar update rationalisation.
* Better handling of memory exhaustion.
* Made text export more robust.
* Fix relative positioning of floats.
* Align baselines of text on a line.
* HTML layout optimisations.
* Fixed HTML based box alignment behaviour.
* Sorted out default table borders.
* Updated Italian translation.
* Updated German translation.
* Allow any name for frame targets.
* Allow sending of referer when moving from http hosts to https.
* Improved stability.
* Simplified plotter API.
* Fixed memory leak in imagemap handler.
* Optimised debug rendering of box model outlines.
* Activity is indicated by 'progress' pointer.
* Ensure debug rendering outlines are plotted on top of other content.
* Now using LibCSS for CSS parsing and selection.
* Many CSS related bugs fixed.
* Rewritten cache and internal content handling.
* Fixes for file: URL handling.
* Don't try to access file: URLs through the configured proxy.
* Core widget for handling SELECT element menus.
* Core scrollbar widget used for CSS overflow and SELECT menu widget.
* Very basic quirks mode support.
* Cleaned up how the initial rendering of a content occurs.
* Command line argument handling and initialisation cleanup.
* Clearer build configuration messages.
* Favicon retrieval.
* Full page saves, including CSS and image files.
* PDF export disabled.
* Search-as-you-type page search support.
* Hubbub library (HTML parser):
+ Fixed locale problem.
+ Various improvements.
* LibCSS library (CSS parser and selection engine):
+ First release.
* LibNSBMP library (NetSurf BMP decoder):
+ Fix ICO decoding on big-endian platforms.
+ Improve inverse height calculation.
* LibNSGIF library (NetSurf GIF decoder):
+ Improve Palette entry handling.
* LibParserUtils library (parser building utility functions):
+ Fixed charset problem.
+ Various improvements.
* LibSVGTiny library (SVG support):
+ Colour component ordering fix.
+ Support arcs in paths.
+ Improve circle element handling.
+ Add ellipse element support.
+ Improve stroke width rounding.
* LibWapcaplet library (String internment):
+ First release.
RISC OS-specific
----------------
* Theme code cleanup.
* Fix possible HTTP autentication crash.
* Fix potential problem with URL completion.
* Better handling of WIMP errors.
* Fixed memory leak in path plotting. (Used for SVG display.)
* Improve launching of URIs NetSurf doesn't handle.
* New guide to building NetSurf on RISC OS.
* Simplified native build process for NetSurf and libraries.
* Multitasking behaviour changed to be kinder to other apps.
* Fixed problem loading content served locally from WebJames.
* Improved stability.
* Save complete now implemented in the core.
* Find text moved to core and crash bug fixed.
* RUfl library (RISC OS Unicode support):
+ Fixed font scan crash.
+ Faster font scanning with FontManager 3.64 or later.
GTK-specific
------------
* Give drawing area input focus on click.
* Added local history toolbar button.
* Improve dot and dash line patterns.
* Made throbber loading more robust.
* Improved tab handling.
* Improved status bar control.
* Faster plotting of clipped and scaled images for smooth scrolling.
* Favicon display.
* Added view source code feature.
* Added search box on toolbar.
* Theme handling.
* Toolbar customisation.
* Context sensitive menu updated.
* Improved menu structure.
* Updated for compatibility with latest GTK versions.
BeOS/Haiku-specific
-------------------
* Complete save support.
AmigaOS-specific
----------------
* Faster and more robust page plotting.
* Better clipping of plot actions.
* Smoother scrolling.
* Improved handling of tabs.
* Added UI for SSL certificate inspection.
* Improved stability.
* Better font handling.
* Added a preferences GUI.
* Better pointer handling.
* Better handling of bitmap alpha channels.
* Improved status bar.
* Added scale support.
* Improved mouse click handling.
* Keyboard shortcuts added.
* Added search bar.
* Added HelpHints.
* Theme and icon improvements.
* Handle more exotic formats dropped on text boxes, using DataTypes.
* Favicon display.
* Added search box on toolbar.
Framebuffer-specific
--------------------
* Framebuffer handling abstracted into libnsfb library.
* Fixed throbber to show inactivity correctly.
* Improved handling of text entry into URL bar.
* Fixed redraw issues while scrolled from top and while scrolling.
* Fixed redraw issues with animated GIFs and text areas.
* Improved mouse handling.
* Fixed zero size iframe crash.
* Added full range of pointer sprites.
* Better keyboard input handling.
* Fix continual reload on pages with meta refresh.
* Improve look and placement of toolbar, icons and scrollbars.
* Internal font changed. Includes more glyphs and bold/italic.
* Improved stability.
* LibNSFB library (NetSurf Framebuffer):
+ New library.
Windows-specific
----------------
* New front end, considered pre-alpha.
Also included are many smaller bug fixes, improvements and
documentation enhancements.
About NetSurf
=============
NetSurf is an Open Source web browser for RISC OS, Linux and other
Unix-like platforms, and AmigaOS 4. For further information, please see
the website at http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
The NetSurf Developers
--
Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
12 years, 11 months
test builds after 2.5
by george
Since the developers have stated that NetSurf 2.5 will be the last
stable RISC OS release, should I continue to download and install test
builds from the RISC OS section of the Downloads area? Presumably, at
a certain point, these will fail due to incompatibility with the
existing RO front end, but when? For the record, I'm running r10528 at
the moment on RO 5.16 (Iyonix), which seems to work fine.
George
--
13 years
RE: Certificate verification query
by Trevor Johnson
It seems to indeed have been a configuration problem. I've logged a report for
the record - see below. Thanks very much, Trevor
> Message du 21/05/10 22:54
> De : "SourceForge.net"
> A : noreply(a)sourceforge.net
> Copie à :
> Objet : [ netsurf-Bugs-3005502 ] Certificate verification query
>
>
> Bugs item #3005502, was opened at 2010-05-21 21:54
> Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by trevj
> You can respond by visiting:
> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=464312&aid=3005502&grou...
> [snip]
> Summary: Certificate verification query
>
> Initial Comment:
> ver. r10552 (16 May 2010 16:15) running on a rev.C4 BeagleBoard
>
> As described on the mailing list:
> http://vlists.pepperfish.net/pipermail/netsurf-users-netsurf-browser.org/...
>
> As suggested by John-Mark Bell, this *does* appear to be a configuration problem.
>
> To get https: to work I did the following:
> - Deleted Boot:Choices:WWW.Netsurf
> - Loaded NetSurf
> - Under Configuration, click 'Set' on any setting (in fact, I've not tried them
> *all* but am now satisfied that it's not just a case of, e.g. changing the cache
> size, as I found at first.
> - Quit and reload
>
> I'm happy to have a look at the sources but as I'm still getting things up and
> running and don't exactly have adequate programming experience, it'll be a while
> before I do.
>
> Thanks for the continuing enthusiasm with NetSurf - I hope there's some way to
> keep the RO front end up to date in the longer term.
>
> Cheers
>
> Trevor Johnson
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13 years
Style sheets
by Richard Torrens (lists)
Reloading a document does not appear to re-load the style-sheet.
Is this intentional, an oversight or a bug?
BTW: the work that is being done is impressive. Especially as it's a
task which can never be finished. Thanks to all involved.
--
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and more!
13 years
Re: test builds after 2.5
by Steve Fryatt
On Tue, May 18, 2010 4:35 pm, george wrote:
> Since the developers have stated that NetSurf 2.5 will be the last stable
> RISC OS release,
No, they haven't stated this.
> should I continue to download and install test
> builds from the RISC OS section of the Downloads area?
Yes. Currently, the RISC OS version is still getting bug fixes via this
route.
> Presumably, at a certain point, these will fail due to incompatibility
> with the existing RO front end, but when?
You'll know when, as I'd expect the test builds to stop coming out for
RISC OS at that point. If the RISC OS version breaks, it will almost
certainly break as in "won't build", not "won't work".
And, for the record, once things have stabilised following 2.5, I hope
there will still be work done on the RISC OS front-end -- time permitting.
--
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http://www.stevefryatt.org.uk/
13 years
