Merezhyvo browser
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@domubpkm @vlad-nirky
Guys, by any chance... may be some one of you knows a guy named Mathias?
May be somewhere in French UT Telegram group, or anyhow anywhere.
He complains in his review on FR keyboard and that he can't pin something, but I didn't get what exactly.
So, if you know him, could you please ask him to write here. I really would like to figure it out what issues are there and would like to fix them too.
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@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
knows a guy named Mathias?
Not me. But, if it is not him, another user of a Pixel 3a can give a feedback of this bug maybe..
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
knows a guy named Mathias?
Not me. But, if it is not him, another user of a Pixel 3a can give a feedback of this bug maybe..
sure. Thanks for the reply, and for your review, buy the way
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@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
Thanks for the reply, and for your review, buy the way
You are welcome !
What should do this when we press it ?
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
Thanks for the reply, and for your review, buy the way
You are welcome !
What should do this when we press it ?
it switches different language layouts it you choose several languages in the keyboard settings.
So you can choose to have FR and EN and this button will switch between them -
@naz.R ah ! ok. I put only french, so nothing happened ! Thought too it was maybe emojis.
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.R ah ! ok. I put only french, so nothing happened ! Thought too it was maybe emojis.
yes, you just gave me the idea to hide it if user has only one language chosen. I always have several languages in all my keyboards, so even didn't think about the case when a user has only one.
emojis are in the pipeline, but not yet
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@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
so many thing to do
I want to believe you! In my opinion, securing the Internet is one of the first.
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https://webglsamples.org/spacerocks/spacerocks.html
Webgl works in your browser but maybe not always very well. it depends on the web page.
The earth rotates in https://open-store.io/app/chromiumut.shapa but doesn't rotate in https://open-store.io/app/min.pparent @pparent
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
The earth rotates in https://open-store.io/app/chromiumut.shapa but doesn't rotate in https://open-store.io/app/min.pparent @pparent
On my side the cube and the earth rotate similarly in the 2 browsers in https://get.webgl.org/ . You can also see "chrome://gpu" in the url bar.
Min and Chromium rely on X for now, so they can't be hardware accelerated with GlES. This is because with the old version of Mir the virtual keyboard is not supported outside of Qt. When Mir2.x is released, the plan is to migrate those ( and Signal Desktop and uWolf ) to Wayland so that they can be fully hardware accelerated, with virtual keyboard and more. But this might not be before another 6 month or more, I don't know how fast the system update will go.
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@pparent said in Merezhyvo browser:
the earth rotate similarly
Yes, I can't see a difference between the 2 results myself - since both are based on a recent Chromium code base it would be surprising. I noticed also that it was not easy at all to differentiate between the 2 apps in the Lomiri switcher since they are called the same (X11 support), that's where Mir2 would be an improvement also - although I don't see why X11 applications should all be called the same nonetheless.
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@gpatel-fr said in Merezhyvo browser:
since both are based on a recent Chromium code base it would be surprising.
Though somehow the chromium app is based on chromium 127, while Min is based on Chromium 140. I don't know why he chose an older version.
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@pparent Hello. I speak of this page https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic . Doesn't rotate in your browser.
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Yes indeed, Thank you. I guess it's more probably related to the touch interface than the GPU. I'm just reusing the Min browser as is, and I don't plan to change/fix the way it works internally.
The most urgent thing to fix in both Min and Chromium would be the password input not working, that comes from Maliit gtk-input-context library. But for now I'm working more on SignalUT I'll see if I have a bit of time for Min a bit later.
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@pparent I tested this link, because this site interests me a lot
Works under Qt6 and not Qt5 for your info. And so that this is at the same time, maybe your thoughts can help to find the problem for Merezhyvo browser 
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@naz.r Hello. What is the current situation of cookies in the browser ?
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.r Hello. What is the current situation of cookies in the browser ?
Hello. It's pretty standard for Chromium based browsers. What exactly do you mean, could you please be more specific?
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@naz.R said in Merezhyvo browser:
webrtc leak even using Tor.. Our Public address ip shown.Added to the list, thanks again
Hello @naz.r
noticed you never replied on this topic. I don't know anything on this matter, however I have seen opinions about that saying it was impossible to really hide IP address with webrtc, it was a problem with webrtc, not browsers implementing it. Out of curiosity, what's your point of view on this ?
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@naz.R In terms of security:
- can they be deleted if we decide?
- are the tabs independent of each other in terms of cookies. For example, can cookies from one web page Ā«seeĀ» what another web page is doing?
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@domubpkm said in Merezhyvo browser:
@naz.R In terms of security:
- can they be deleted if we decide?
- are the tabs independent of each other in terms of cookies. For example, can cookies from one web page Ā«seeĀ» what another web page is doing?
In Merezhyvo you can wipe everything the browser has stored for a site with one click.
Each tab has a āDelete all data and closeā button (with broom and x-mark icon one). When you click it, the browser deletes all data it has for that site (cookies, local storage, cache, etc.) and then closes the tab.Right now there isnāt a separate option to delete only cookies while keeping other data, but full site wipe is always available per tab.
About cookies and tab independence
Tabs are not completely isolated from each other ā cookies are shared per browser profile, not per tab.
If you open the same website in two tabs (for example, example.com), they will see the same cookies. Thatās how things like āstay logged inā work across tabs.
One website cannot read cookies of a different website (for example, example.com cannot read cookies of bank.com). This is enforced by the browserās same-origin security rules.
However, if several sites all include the same third-party scripts or trackers, those third parties can use their own cookies to recognize you across sites.
Trackers blocking task, including third-party cookies blocking, is still iŃ my ToDo list, so for now it is like that.
In short: you can always fully wipe data for a site from a tab, and websites canāt directly read each otherās cookies, but tabs do share the same cookie jar for the same site.
