In a mad moment - Dave Lawton mumbled :
> On Mon, 8 February, 2016 4:23 pm, Bryn Evans wrote:
>> In a mad moment - Rob Kendrick mumbled :
>>
>>> On Mon, Feb 08, 2016 at 03:27:40PM +, Bryn Evans wrote:
>>>> Go to https://exploreyork.org.uk (which see
In a mad moment - Rob Kendrick mumbled :
> On Mon, Feb 08, 2016 at 03:27:40PM +0000, Bryn Evans wrote:
>> Go to https://exploreyork.org.uk (which seems to take about 8sec
>> to load a largish Welcome page) and try to get the 'Log In'
>> or the 'My Accoun
About two years ago the City of York Library on line system
stopped allowing me to log in from RiscOS machines, after they
had "Improved" their system. A little later Linux also failed.
I gave up trying as there was now an Android slab that did the job.
Now that NetSurf #3355 works so well on
Just a word of thanks and praise for the developers.
I only try the latest builds now and again, but following your
push towards a new Release, I have just tried this one #3355.
It worked OK on my RiscPC RiscOS 4.02.
Having been given a Pi Zero I thought to give it a try there too
In a mad moment - Dave ec 20) mumbled :
> Big news...
> Current test (CI) builds are now release candidates. Yes, a new
> release of NetSurf is imminent.
> Please, everybody, download the latest test build (which will,
> of course, change as bugs are found and fixed), give it a good
> thrashin
Thanks to all who worked on this. In fact you have future proofed it
for when the GigaByte downloads arrive :))
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In a mad moment - Dave Higton mumbled :
> In message
> Bryn Evans wrote:
>>In a mad moment - Dave Higton mumbled :
>>
>>> In message
>>> Bryn Evans wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Since the arrival of the mapping App "
In a mad moment - Dave Higton mumbled :
> In message
> Bryn Evans wrote:
>> Since the arrival of the mapping App " !RiscOSM " downloads in the order
>> of 700Mb are frequent and it is currently not possible to read the the
>> number of hundred
In a mad moment - Ron Briscoe mumbled :
> I have not reported this on the bug tracker as it does not affect the running
> of NetSurf at all.
> The download window in NetSurf is too narrow. That is when downloading
> a large
> zip for instance only the last one or two digits of the downloaded amo
In a mad moment - Dave Higton mumbled :
> NS used to render The Register in three columns, like other browsers.
> Recently it renders with each line of three headings broken over two
> lines, with the additional oddity that some single items appear left
> justified and some appear centred. Go to
In a mad moment - Richard Porter mumbled :
> Yes. It fails with or without all the images and css.
> I've sent you the html source from a full save.
Tried the second Sept 30th release and seems ok -
RiscPC, StrongArm, RO4ยท02, 130Mb memory.
Subjective observation says very fast, especially with
In a mad moment - Dave Symes mumbled :
> In article <52a711c566t...@netsurf-browser.org>,
>Michael Drake wrote:
>> In article <52a70d2281d...@triffid.co.uk>,
>>Dave Symes wrote:
>>> How does she take an existing Hotlist entry and put it in one of her
>>> directories?
>>>From the user
In a mad moment - Steve Fryatt mumbled :
> On 28 Apr, Tim Powys-Lybbe wrote in message
> :
>> On 28 Apr at 11:26, Steve Fryatt wrote:
>>
>>> Just download the current build. You can see what rev it's up to from
>>> the entries under "Recent SVN Activity" further down the page: as I
>>> wr
In a mad moment - Michael Bell mumbled :
> In message <515c7321aeris...@gotadsl.co.uk>
> Richard Ashbery wrote:
>> In article , Jim Nagel
>> [snip]
>>> * Adjust-drag the new item ("Netsurf hotlist") up to the top of the
>>> list. (sounds like you have a long list, so you might hav
In a mad moment - Michael Drake mumbled :
> In article
> ,
>Chris Young wrote:
>> Please can somebody try accessing the following site in NetSurf and
>> tell me how it compares speed-wise to any other page:
>> http://www.amigaimpact.org
> On RISC OS, scrolling that page is just about as fa
In a mad moment - Robert Greenfield mumbled :
> On 25 Apr, Michael Drake wrote:
>> ( http://www.netsurf-browser.org/about/team )
> This is a nice addition to the project.
> Nice to put a human perspective behind the huge corporate, faceless,
> soul-less, money-grabbing ediface that is Nets
In a mad moment - John-Mark Bell mumbled :
[snip]
Re.my suggestion of disabling CSS
> LibCSS is a new CSS parser and selection engine. It fixes the issues
> with NetSurf's current CSS parser (and many others, besides). It offers
> efficient selection of styles for the components in a docu
In a mad moment - Richard Porter mumbled :
> On 14 Mar 2009 Tim Hill wrote:
>> ... the problem of ignored link body tags can be easily overcome _if_
>> you have control of the web site.
> Occasionally I visit sites that I don't have control of. I know it's
> dangerous but I can't resist it. :-)
In a mad moment - David J. Ruck mumbled :
>> It's been a requirement of the Style Guide since at least 1993, so
>> arguably RISC OS has always behaved this way.
> I don't think so. Over typing has only been generally possible (as
> opposed to non standard behaviour in specific apps) since copy &
I have just upgraded to R 5650 and I noticed that the long standing
overlapping problem has been solved. Many thanks.
The problem was that pages which used Headlines for large or variable
text sizes displayed badly, with top and bottom overlaps on successive
rows. I have just checked some problem
I have just installed this version (r5283) and it works just fine.
The peculiar tables behaviour that I reported (by Email)
has been fixed.
Thanks lads. I knew you would get there in the end ;))
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In a mad moment - Michael Drake mumbled :
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>Paul Vigay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does anyone know when the broken table code (ie. background colouring
>> just repeating the first occurrence) is likely to get fixed.
> Could you produce a test case?
I hav
No - Not the Carpenters !
It's Sunday and my History shows only 'Last Week' and 'Today'
Next time some work is done on the History routines could you
arrange for 'Yesterday' to always exist.
This is not a major problem, it only happens on Sundays when the
current week's daily histories are co
In a mad moment - David J. Ruck mumbled :
> On 28 Apr 2008 Dr Peter Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I regret that I embarrassed myself by trying to thank the developers,
>> only to be met with blank stares. Am I that much of a pariah? :-)
> You'll have to forgive them, they don't get out much
In a mad moment - Richard Sutherland-Smith mumbled :
> SA RPC Adjust 4.39 NetSurf 1.1
> A couple of weeks ago all the entries in my Hotlist below the root
> entrie, disappeared, so I repoaded them.
> Today all my Hotlist disappeared, and the icon in the icon-bar is now
> grey.
> If I click on t
In a mad moment - John-Mark Bell mumbled :
> It is for exactly this reason that we've only taken donations at shows on
> the basis that the money raised is used to cover the costs we incur
Doh - There was I, thinking I was giving you Beer Money!
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In a mad moment - John-Mark Bell mumbled :
>>Note the colon : and space after uk/ above.
> That's simply how NetSurf displays link targets in the status bar (i.e.
> : )
Thanks, I didn't know that.
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http://www.bryork.com
In a mad moment - John-Mark Bell mumbled :
> In this particular case, NetSurf's HTTP redirect handling had just been
> completely rewritten and, thus, it is eminently possible that bugs have
> been introduced. That is why I asked for you to provide more information
This may be a red herring, in w
In a mad moment - Dave Higton mumbled :
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Michael Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> We have completed a redesign of the NetSurf web site. Our aim was to
>> improve content, navigability and design.
>>
>> http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
>>
>>
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