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List:       kfm-devel
Subject:    Re: konqueror hash history
From:       Marcus Harrison <marcus.harrison () harrisonland ! co ! uk>
Date:       2009-12-05 23:18:12
Message-ID: 200912052318.12617.marcus.harrison () harrisonland ! co ! uk
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On Sunday 19 Jul 2009 02:21:15 Vicente Couce Díaz wrote:
> Hi
> 3.5.9
> Try to implement ajax history/bookmarks thru the url hash :
> 
> 1- Manualy typing in the address bar blocks further automatic actions
> on the hash (js or links).
> 2- Back button 1st time, changes the url but js doesnt detect the
> change, 2nd time woks as it was the 1st time and so on : back and
> forward stay always 1 step wrong for js and further script
> manipulations are also blocked.
> 
> So... a very limitating bug, I would say easy to correct... (I have no
> idea if it is) that makes one of the best browsers useless for many
> purposes.
> 
> Didnt tested the 4 series but the 3 ones are very good and come with
> many distros yet.
> 
KDE 3 isn't supported any more by KDE. There is currently no effort to 
backport patches to the 3.x series.


> Mmm... what do you think? Some work arounds?
> 
> ... and what about -khtml-opacity or simply opacity? Also very annoying.
> 
> Thanks for one of the best apps Ive ever seen and that I must often
> ignore for such behaviors when I write js.
> 
Recent versions of KHTML have support for opacity. That is, KHTML in the 
4.X series.

-- 
Marcus Harrison

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