js?
by johny why
Hello
Thx for the fastest almost-full-featured web-browser in existence!
Just wondering if there's any development happening, particularly wrt
javascript.
thx!
7 years, 11 months
Unable to locate logical address space.
by Peter Young
NetSurf development #2811.
Since I got the ARMX6 I occasionally and unpredictably get the message
"Unable to locate logical address space" when I try to run NetSurf.
Today this happened shortly after a restart, and up till now I have
only used NetFetch and Messenger Pro. FWIW the Next slot is 1024K.
According to Organizer's icon bar organ I have 1.825M free memory, so
it can't be that NetSurf is running out of memory. Can anyone comment
on this, please, and should I submit a bug report?
Best wishes,
Peter.
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7 years, 11 months
Font scanning issue
by Bernard Boase
If a problem font is added to one's RISC OS system after Netsurf has
established its RUfl_cache file, it seems that on next start-up
Netsurf can hang the machine without having given any error
information to help diagnose the problem.
When this happened to me, I'd forgotten that I'd added a font (but in
any case had not suspected it to be faulty), and it wasn't until I
deleted RUfl_cache that the font scanning progress bar could be seen
again and therefore where it stopped immediately before the hang. This
helped identify the suspect font.
Has anyone else had this experience? And could it be considered a bug
that Netsurf can stall so unhelpfully during font re-initialisation?
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Bernard
7 years, 11 months
Running netsurf 3.3 on Raspberry Pi in framebuffer
by Karel Mácha
Hello,
I would like to try the latest netsurf-browser on my Raspberry Pi. I am using the Raspbian (Debian) distro. I followed the steps on http://source.netsurf-browser.org/netsurf.git/plain/Docs/QUICK-START and build the netsurf browser according to this How-To. In the last step I used:
make TARGET=framebuffer
to build the framebuffer front end.
But, if i try to run the netsurf browser with ./nsfb -v I get following errors:
(0.000003) desktop/netsurf.c:157 netsurf_init: NetSurf version '3.4 (Dev)'
(0.002204) desktop/netsurf.c:161 netsurf_init: NetSurf on <Linux>, node <kivypie>, release <3.18.9+>, version <#768 PREEMPT Sun Mar 15 18:59:03 GMT 2015>, machine <armv6l>
(0.004817) utils/messages.c:152 messages_load: Loading Messages from '/home/sysop/dev-netsurf/workspace/netsurf/!NetSurf/Resources/en/Messages'
(0.033929) image/image_cache.c:378 image_cache_init: Image cache initilised with a limit of 3145728 hysteresis of 629145
(0.046726) render/html_css_fetcher.c:64 html_css_fetcher_initialise: html_css_fetcher_initialise called for x-ns-css
(0.051498) content/fetchers/curl.c:1239 fetch_curl_register: curl_version libcurl/7.26.0 OpenSSL/1.0.1e zlib/1.2.7 libidn/1.25 libssh2/1.4.2 librtmp/2.3
(0.083398) utils/useragent.c:68 user_agent_build_string: Built user agent "NetSurf/3.4 (Linux)"
(0.085862) content/fetchers/curl.c:1325 fetch_curl_register: cURL linked against openssl
(0.089008) content/fetchers/curl.c:115 fetch_curl_initialise: Initialise cURL fetcher for http
(0.090500) content/fetchers/curl.c:115 fetch_curl_initialise: Initialise cURL fetcher for https
(0.090837) content/fetchers/data.c:65 fetch_data_initialise: fetch_data_initialise called for data
(0.100393) content/llcache.c:3296 llcache_initialise: llcache initialising with a limit of 9437184 bytes
(0.162072) javascript/jsapi.c:46 js_initialise: New runtime handle 0x47c068
(0.164048) framebuffer/gui.c:455 process_cmdline: argc 1, argv 0xbea79804
(0.166074) framebuffer/framebuffer.c:400 framebuffer_initialise: The sdl surface is not available from libnsfb
Am I missing something or do I get the error because of the 3.4 (Dev) version ? Can someone please give me a hint how to fix this ?
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+ Karel Mácha
+ www.karlitos.net
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7 years, 12 months
NetSurf in the Press
by Dave Lawton
I'm happy to report that NetSurf is in the news.
It is featured, with a fairly accurate write-up, in the
'Hot Picks' section of the current issue of the magazine
'Linux Format'.
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Regards,
Dave Lawton
HTML emails are just a security risk, and nobody needs that.
8 years
