Install browser-ng for QtWebEngine goodness
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@UniSuperBox
3. seem to be unable to set a bookmark
4. unable to search from URL bar -
@zubozrout yes, after the last OTA I have the browser running without reinstalling. Funny.
So it seems everything needed is there and the re-scanning after rebooting catches the app.
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@doniks Plz make issue tickets here: https://github.com/ubports/browser-ng/issues
BR
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Hi everybody.., I've tried the new browser and itΕ working in general well...For any reason I can't to view netflish vids...and other problem it's with the keyboard dimension, full all screen.
Good job guys.
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@flohack, Install browser-ng for QtWebEngine goodness
@doniks Plz make issue tickets here: https://github.com/ubports/browser-ng/issues
BR
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Home Assistant works with Browser Next, horray! However, I still get browser not supported by Google+.
There are some other issues too, such as that the browser appears to have no memory. I can set a bookmark in one session, but as soon as I restart the browser it is gone. Same with browsing history, it always opens with a new window and only the DuckDuckGo search tab open.
Also, while still mobile friendly, the UI is tinier than on the default web browser. Not a huge problem and sometimes an advantage I guess.I will post some issues on github as I test it further.
Now, all I need is a way to utilize Browser Next in webapps and I will be all set.
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@tomoqv Good to hear. Basically this is work in progress, so expect updates now and then. Earliest possible release is OTA-5.
BR
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@flohack
Any chance it will be possible to create web apps based on Browser Next before OTA-5? -
@tomoqv Probably we need to test it, so yes. But no ETA right now. I dont even know the internals ob the web app container. But in theory it must be easy
BR
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How do I make it default browser?? when an app wants To launch one?
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@doniks You cannot do this alone, it will be later registered as proper URL handler. Good point, currently UT misses user selectable default handlers
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You cannot do this alone
How dare you
Of course I can.
cd ~/.cache/url-dispatcher sqlite3 urls-1.db .tables .headers on select * from configfiles; delete from configfiles where name='the/one/for/the/old/browser';
Maybe I cannot go back, because I didn't take a backup, but that's another story.
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Brute-forced, I give up lol
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@unisuperbox said in Install browser-ng for QtWebEngine goodness:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install qml-module-qtwebengine
got it on my pro5
Subject to testing
Couldn't get it to install,before I increased my cache size, ( curious if that is what made the difference,or is it something you guys have changed since my last attempt ? ) -
@advocatux said in Install browser-ng for QtWebEngine goodness:
@zubozrout yes, after the last OTA I have the browser running without reinstalling. Funny.
So it seems everything needed is there and the re-scanning after rebooting catches the app.
Strange, I had to do the
apt
command again after installing an update on my Fairphone 2. -
@ingo strange indeed, I still have the new web browser running fine after several updates (on krillin).
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@ingo Yup, the dependencies are still not in the images unfortunately so it may not survive OTA updates for some. But for me the browser still works and I only had to install the packages once :).