Morph browser

ricardo65

Keneda

So i think next step will be between devs and your morph logs :grinning_squinting_face:

arubislander

It gets blocked, how? Does it simply not accept your password? Does it say your password is not correct? Or does the screen go blank and never load the next one?
Does it react differently if you enter the wrong password for instance?

Heading to online.se myself gives my a timeout in Firefox on my laptop. Is it locked to certain geographies?

ricardo65

@arubislander I enter the password and the continue button is not activated

arubislander

That sounds like some javascript that is not functioning properly...

Not sure what to advise you. I cannot even access the site, so I cannot troubleshoot the issue.

Keneda

@arubislander said in Morph browser:

Not sure what to advise you. I cannot even access the site, so I cannot troubleshoot the issue.

Not even sure it's the good link he gave, i can't find it neither, and neither my web search engine... https://www.qwant.com/?q=online.se&t=web

Yuri

I wonder why QT web wasn't chosen.

arubislander

@Yuri Is QT Web its own separate thing?

Morph uses QtWebengine, which I assume QT Web also would use ...

dobey

@arubislander @Yuri There is no browser from Qt Company. There's a demo browser, but it is very limited, and does not provide all that we need for UT.

Yuri

@arubislander I'm going to look at the Lightning browser source code and see if it's adaptable to QT. It's a cross.platorm F-Droid app.

carrabelloy

@ricardo65

AppLee

@ricardo65 , @Yuri
Lightning uses Kotlin/Java this will be a real pain to port... You'll need to package all the dependencies inside the click. That will be a huge app and it'll probably come with a lot of bugs.

Cross platform doesn't mean you can use it anywhere. It means that if you can match the requirements for platform X then it can be done without too much trouble (emphasis on too much)

dobey

@Yuri It is definitely not cross-platform. It is a browser for Android only.