ear.
I'm on a 512Mb Iyonix, BTW, and the behaviour may well be different on
systems like RISC PCs and Kinetics, and 128Mb Iyonixes.
--
Simon Smith The idea of an uncrackable digital rights management
(DRM) scheme is fundamentally flawed. Encryption is
about A sending information to B while ensuring that
C cannot read it. In DRM, B and C are the same person.
;d like to know what they're doing too. Some sort of link farming or
googlebombing trick? Is this a related trick to that of pop-up launching? I
have to say, I would like to know if a site is trying to hide things from me
in sneaky ways like this. How would NetSurf handle it?
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Simon S
rceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=51719&atid=464315 - Request a
New Feature
?
--
Simon Smith The idea of an uncrackable digital rights management
(DRM) scheme is fundamentally flawed. Encryption is
about A sending information to B while ensuring that
C cannot read it. In DRM, B and C are the same person.
my hat is off to you gents for
your work so far.
Now, ArtWorks' SVG expert does have quite a lot of customisable settings.
Would you care to comment on the optimum export settings to use, or is it
going to remain a question of trial and error for the foreseeable future?
Thanks
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Simon Smi
mess correctly, but it's probably quite a good
smoke test - even displaying it without crashing and without leaking memory
all over the place probably counts as a major success.
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Simon Smith The idea of an uncrackable digital rights management
(DRM) scheme is fundamentally flawed. Encryption is
about A sending information to B while ensuring that
C cannot read it. In DRM, B and C are the same person.
re carelessly
re-running NetSurf after a glitch has cost me a log file that I might
otherwise have submitted. Even just a log-A and a log-B file would usually be
sufficient to cover for these lapses, and grandfather-father-son would add
only a little extra overhead on top of that.
--
Simon S
viour that used to be fine
(I'd hit the socket limit only every few weeks, on 'heavy usage days') is
now triggering the problem noticeably more often.
--
Simon Smith
Time flies like an arrow, steers like a cow.
to-complete history from the
global history, or at least speed up the loading of the feature I'm using?
If so, is it something I can do, e.g. by pruning the URL file?
Or is the long loading delay more likely to be cookie-related? I haven't
cleared them out for a while either.
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Simon Smith
Where there's muck there's hope.
by
reverting to the system font, which I'd rather not do. Are there any other
work-arounds? NetSurf is not the only victim, although it is the main app. I
use that's affected - mainly because Netsurf actually troubles to mention
the shortcuts it uses in its menus.
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Simon Smith
Whe
In message <200905181949.06...@zamez.strcprstskrzkrk.co.uk>
James Bursa wrote:
> On Monday 18 May 2009, Simon Smith wrote:
> > My preferred desktop font is Homerton Medium, which does not contain a
> > glyph for the hollow up-arrow sometimes used to indicate Shi
be that the real problem
is with the (X)Socket_Creat and/or (X)Socket_Close SWIs. Or else a 'blocked'
socket gets created that suddenly renders all the other 60-odd sockets that
should be available inaccessible.
I'm using a 512Mb Iyonix with RO5.14 and dialup.
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Simon Smith
Where there's muck there's hope.
In message <505f6e90cet...@netsurf-browser.org>
Michael Drake wrote:
> In article ,
> Simon Smith wrote:
>
>
> > I'm still managing to trigger socket exhaustion from time to time - in
> > fact I think I'm getting better at it.
>
>
In message <6b7a725f50.zen44...@zen.co.uk>
Simon Smith wrote:
> In message <505f6e90cet...@netsurf-browser.org>
> Michael Drake wrote:
>
> > In article ,
> >Simon Smith wrote:
> >
> >
> > > I'm still m
y system keeps finding... Swz.Narrow I believe, which, on my system, isn't.
--
Simon Smith | A golden bird stands on a silver snake lying
| in a pool of water. The snake drinks the
| water, and the bird eats the snake. When
| the water is gone, the bird dies.
;Galloping memory leak' (although the link in
this email is a new example of the same problem), and trying with build 9506
now, the behaviour seems to be exactly the same as on build 9382.
--
Simon Smith | A golden bird stands on a silver snake lying
| in a pool
e I use? And, sailing a
little closer to the wind, what proportion of useful bug reports?
I'd love to help, but I'd have to learn C programming properly first. I can
do Hello World, with help, but beyond that is uncharted territory ATM...
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Simon Smith | A golden bird stands o
ally spotted any pattern to it. I'll look into the dialog
box angle and see if I can find something more repeatable.
--
Simon Smith | Remember remember, something something
| Something something and something
| For something somet
With other
programs, the execution may be slightly different. Whichever way you do it
you might have to tweak a boot or a run or a config file somewhere.
The Spark/SparkFS docs do clearly tell you what setting to adjust.
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Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the win
puter-moderated filter
with the criteria I was mentally applying, you certainly would have been
caught by it.
--
Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
k it was about time I gave NS a go on my other machine. This
will save me a LOT of reading and head-scratching, and many of the other
likely hassles of getting the thing to compile for myself.
TYVVM to all those responsible!
--
Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| I
any web page, whether local or
remote, the style sheet error kicks in and NetSurf dies. I was also able
to confirm that the program's default entries for preferences, its hotlist
and so forth are created OK.
David, may I ask what your 'local file' was? Simple web page? Complex web
page? And in particular, did it have an associated local style sheet or
any embedded styles in it? Thanks.
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Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
to look for -
load some picture-intensive sites and see if you start getting fragments of
images from one site spuriously popping up on the others. I'll retry once
I'm on a current build again.
--
Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
bes for this kind of feature, please just let me know
your pricelist. I'd be happy to pay in beer...
--
Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
bes for this kind of feature, please just let me know
your pricelist. I'd be happy to pay in beer...
--
Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
ecide to knock your old build environment on the
head. I did have to obtain an updated version of Xcode before NS would work
for me at all on the Mac.
But as long as I can get hold of the very last Mac build I'd be entirely
happy. I am already grateful for all the work you guys do.
--
Simon Smit
ile) aren't available as editable resources.
At present I'm deleting the unwanted Sprites files and tweaking the !Run
files by hand, which is a chore.
Thanks.
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Simon Smith | Once more unto now
| Is the winter to be or
| 'Tis the east (Exit.)
| -Wm. Shakespeare, abridged
internal technical refinements. The progress info on the web site
hasn't been touched in a very long time. NetSurf is mature enough
that's it's understandable that development has slowed - I'm curious
what is being worked on at the
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