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    Onion Browser On Ubuntu Touch

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        A Former User @UBportsNews
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        🙂 This is a hugely important app for an OS that prides itself on privacy. Sincere thanks for it.

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          domubpkm
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          @lduboeuf for information, did you notice that your pulldownmenus improvement system isn't incorporated in the first onion version (dev channel) ? i saw that.

          In fact, i think probably normal because onion is partly a morph clone and the improvement on pulldownmenus is recent.

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            lduboeuf @domubpkm
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            @domubpkm you're right. Onion comes from a fork that doesn't include pulldown feature, maybe you can fill an issue for maintainers, to let them sync with Morph

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              kugiigi @lduboeuf
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              @lduboeuf I think the fix for the dropdown should be implemented in a way that all those that uses Morph.Web will have it by default. Currently only the morph browser and standard webapp containers have it.

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                lduboeuf @kugiigi
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                @kugiigi i asked before if this feature should be enabled by default, and the decision was to opt in to enable it ( setting a property to true ). But the fact that we need to also to add a check in onJavascriptDialogRequest make sense to not enable it by default:
                https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/blob/xenial/src/app/WebViewImpl.qml#L92

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                  kugiigi @lduboeuf
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                  @lduboeuf I see. In my opinion though is that it should be opt out since there's a critical issue that this fixes and you can't expect every app to be updated for this. Anyway, this is off topic on this thread 😅

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                    domubpkm @lduboeuf
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                    @lduboeuf In fact, @nanu-c most likely thought about it knowing that morph-browser can only get better and better.

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                      nanu-c
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                      Actually Onion Browser is a full clone of Morph browser and when morph improves it has to be merged anyway 😉

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                        kugiigi @nanu-c
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                        @nanu-c not that I don't appreciate this app but isn't it possible to simply have a tor mode in the morph browser and upstream your work?

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                          domubpkm
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                          Hi @nanu-c
                          For your information, if you go forward in your work : @mateo_salta found an idea that maybe could useful for you also, to solve WebRTC leaks : see
                          https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/issues/257

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