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My skipstone doesn't find the pixmaps
by levhita - Jun 10th 2003 19:43:26
when I execute my skipstone, it doesn't find the pixmaps,
they are
at /usr/local/share/skipstone/pixmaps/default.
anyway I was looking for a light browser and whithout icons its even
more light.
actually it acomplished all my expectations, great rendering and
extremely light.
i rated 9, i could rate it 10 if I had icons.
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Re: My skipstone doesn't find the pixmaps
by levhita - Jun 10th 2003 19:59:03
Ok, i just download a new theme and extracted to the same directory and
doesn't work, i guess that Skipstone doesn't know in wich folder is
instaled him self.
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Convert webpages to PDF Documents
by Charles - May 6th 2003 14:57:23
I'm offering my webpage to pdf convrsion utility to all of the browser
projects and would love it if Opera accepted. I've built a online file
conversion engine which takes public webpages, changes them to pdf
docuiments and then e-mails the pdf document to the end user. A running
copy can be found at www.2convert.com.
If you want it, let me know.
Charles
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Nice browser but...
by Teemu Voipio - Jan 25th 2002 02:32:58
If I could have to things added to skipstone... well one would be ablity to
remember web passwords (preferably the way mozilla does it)... and another
would be ability to go back more than one document at a time (maybe
rightclick to back button could give a menu ?)...
Otherwise quite nice..
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Re: Nice browser but...
by Muhri - Jan 25th 2002 04:54:54
> If I could have to things added to
> skipstone... well one would be ablity to
> remember web passwords (preferably the
> way mozilla does it)...
Actually SkipStone has this feature inherited from mozilla, its just that
you have to enable it from the options (Remeber Signons) Also, there was a
problem with it which will be fixed in the next release (The fix is in CVS
now)
> and another
> would be ability to go back more than
> one document at a time (maybe rightclick
> to back button could give a menu ?)...
That one involves getting session history from mozilla which is quite
hefty on memory, a lot of people wanted this and that is exactly the
reason that plugins exist in SkipStone, someone could write a back/forward
buttons replacements with session history in them - Then the user can hide
the original skipstone buttons. If I have time I might write the plugin
myself :)
>
> Otherwise quite nice..
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Re: Nice browser but...
by Teemu Voipio - Jan 26th 2002 02:30:28
> That one involves getting session
> history from mozilla which is quite
> hefty on memory, a lot of people wanted
> this and that is exactly the reason that
> plugins exist in SkipStone, someone
> could write a back/forward buttons
> replacements with session history in
> them - Then the user can hide the
> original skipstone buttons. If I have
> time I might write the plugin myself
> :)
If I have time I might even check for that myself.
Another thing that might be useful (and I might try doing
that my self too) would be to set a text-scaling ratio ie. for example
multiply all font sizes by 1.2 or 1.5 or something.
Mozilla allows one to do it but you have to set it for each page
separately. An option to set that as permanent would be nice, since people
web page designers seem to like 6pt fonts that are impossible to read if
you have a resolution big enough to allow you have something else but full
screen browser..
(1600x1200 on 19" is a good example, still even 1280x1024 is
impossible to read without going close to monitor..)
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Re: Nice browser but...
by Muhri - Jan 26th 2002 02:52:11
>
> % That one involves getting session
> % history from mozilla which is
> quite
> % hefty on memory, a lot of people
> wanted
> % this and that is exactly the reason
> that
> % plugins exist in SkipStone,
> someone
> % could write a back/forward buttons
> % replacements with session history
> in
> % them - Then the user can hide the
> % original skipstone buttons. If I
> have
> % time I might write the plugin
> myself
> % :)
>
>
> If I have time I might even check for
> that myself.
> Another thing that might be useful
> (and I might try doing
> that my self too) would be to set a
> text-scaling ratio ie. for example
> multiply all font sizes by 1.2 or 1.5 or
> something.
>
> Mozilla allows one to do it but you
> have to set it for each page separately.
> An option to set that as permanent would
> be nice, since people web page designers
> seem to like 6pt fonts that are
> impossible to read if you have a
> resolution big enough to allow you have
> something else but full screen
> browser..
> (1600x1200 on 19" is a good
> example, still even 1280x1024 is
> impossible to read without going close
> to monitor..)
Have you tried the Zoomer plugin? It doesn't allow you to set per page,
but you can set it per skipstone window/tab.
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Re: Nice browser but...
by Teemu Voipio - Jan 28th 2002 04:12:42
> Have you tried the Zoomer plugin? It
> doesn't allow you to set per page, but
> you can set it per skipstone
> window/tab.
I'll give it a try, only that it should be for all windows, to minimize
the need for handwork..
Even better would be a feature to make it possible to set a "minimum
text size" ie. text would have size set by author but not below the
minimum size.
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Re: Nice browser but...
by Muhri - Jan 28th 2002 05:18:55
OK, I'll add the minimum font size requirement directly to skipstone :)
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