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On Sun, 2009-08-16 at 20:01 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Sunday 16 August 2009 18:40:12 M Daniel R M wrote: |
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> > Konqueror: very stable indeed, but it couldn't be at another way since |
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> > it's a key piece of the KDE environment... The problem comes when I want |
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> > to fill in forms (you know... web pages for registering, etc.). It stops |
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> > many times without giving us an alert message or some kind of |
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> > explanation, so you have to deduce that the problem is not from the |
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> > website, but the browser instead. |
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> > I don't know whether problems come from java or whatever..., I've |
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> > checked my konqueror preferences and I'd bet they are all OK.. |
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> javascript support in konqueror sucks. |
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I always thought that here it isn't my fault (that is, incomplete |
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installs and so on..) |
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> For everything else it's actually OK. One of these days it will use webkit as |
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> the backend and then things might improve. Until then, I'm afraid you are SOL. |
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ASAP, please! |
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I think konqueror lacks of such abilities, and they are practically |
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essential nowadays, but apart from that..., other capabilities are fine |
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IMHO (speed, stability, ...). Ops! In addition, I realize now that |
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sometimes konqueror renders (shows) some webpages badly (you know, |
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things placed in the frame where they shouldn't, etc.) |
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Regards, |
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Daniel R. Magarzo |
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