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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#39980: forked but minimised konqueror window for popups
From:       curious () hyperreal ! pl
Date:       2002-03-31 19:13:42
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Package: konqueror
Version: KDE 3.0.5 CVS/CVSup/Snapshot
Severity: wishlist
Installed from:    Compiled sources
Compiler:          gcc 2.95.3
OS:                Linux
OS/Compiler notes: slow system

when konqueror parse HTML page and find javascript 'popup' request, it should quietly (on lowest \
priority) fork another konqueror window ('popup') with just dns of host resolved (but no page, or simply \
blank page). minimised (in background)
when user decides to click any popup, or clicks 'Yes' in 'page requested a popup window' minimised \
browser should recieve adress of popup , to reduce delay

(normally new browser window is opened after this event, which causes noticeable delay)

it should have option in 'settings' (so user can disable this feature i.e. on system with critical RAM \
settings) change background fork priority, and issue a delay of 'page requested a popup window' message \
(independent of forking of backround browser) so user can read page before popup 'page requested a popup' \
will appear.  also can be moved to toolbar ('popup' request 'light' and button, when page wants popup it \
changes icon, and when user click at it it opens popup, when user hold it, it shows all popup requests \
from given page (so user can choose which popup to pop up)

minimised browser window in background should be even not for popups but for all requests, it greatly \
increases response (like 'number of spare minimised browser windows' option or something... number below \
this value should be killed after 'delay for closing unused spare browsers' and mass popup protection \
should be 'spare browser limit')


(Submitted via bugs.kde.org)


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