Re: Persistant disc cache
by Tony Moore
On 5 Jun 2014, Rob Kendrick <rjek(a)netsurf-browser.org> wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 05, 2014 at 10:32:26PM +0000, Tony Moore wrote:
> > Previous versions of NetSurf create a directory www.NetSurf.Cache in
> > Scrap. NetSurf #1956 creates www.NetSurf.Misc , but not Cache. I
> > assumed that 'Misc' had replaced 'Cache'. If not, what is 'Misc'?
>
> NetSurf for RISC OS long long ago had a hack of a cache for images only.
> This was removed many years ago.
NS #1819 creates www.NetSurf.Cache when it is started.
> I guess the Misc folder is for miscellany, but searching for "Misc" in
> the entire source code reveals nothing relevant at all. I have no
> idea what it's for.
NS #1888 (and higher) creates www.NetSurf.Misc when it is started.
> > > as I said in the previous mail we are using !Cache (shipped in the
> > > !Boot of the CI builds ready for merge) to store this persistent
> > > data.
> >
> > So the data should be stored in Resources.!Cache.Caches ?
>
> You can put it wherever you like, just as long as it is "seen" by the
> Filer before NetSurf is launched.
Having moved Cache out of Resources, and set it to be 'seen' before
NetSurf, !Cache.Caches.Single.NetSurf has now been created, and data is
being written to it.
I think that previously, when Cache was in the default Resources, it was
being 'seen' after NetSurf, which was in 'Look at'. They are now both in
'Look at', Cache well before NetSurf.
Thanks for your help.
Tony
8 years, 9 months
Google hanging
by Harriet Bazley
Of recent weeks I've increasingly found that Google searches are not
rendering in Netsurf, especially when you try to view a second or
subsequent page of search results: the window just hangs there with the
progress indicator moving instead of the usual almost instant return.
Clicking on the same link again to force another fetch seems to be the
only way to get the results.
Is anyone else seeing this, or is it my ISP?
(Netsurf v1932, JS disabled)
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Harriet Bazley == Loyaulte me lie ==
Money is the root of all evil - and man needs roots
8 years, 9 months
Fixed: BBC Sport overlapping content
by Michael Drake
At the recent RISC OS show in Wakefield, someone pointed out to me that
we were making a mess of the BBC Sport site, and I said I'd post here
once I'd got around to fixing it.
The problem was that BBC was using the overflow-x property from CSS3 and
neither LibCSS or NetSurf supported that. (We only supported the
overflow property.)
So LibCSS has been updated to support overflow-x and overflow-y, and so
has NetSurf. The original overflow property is now a shorthand that
sets both overflow-x and overflow-y.
Cheers,
8 years, 9 months
