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andfree
Is there any way for greek text contents to be displayed by the Dillo browser?
Now I see that greek text is displayed fine in various sites, but not in google site. Is it a font issue?
Now, for some reason, “View bookmarks” button does nothing. Until now, it worked perfectly. I edited the bm.txt file to replace the address of the old forum by the new one, and this worked, too. Then I tried to create an “s2” (user) section and add to this the yahoo mail address, and the bookmarks button stopped working. I deleted again the last changes in the bm.txt, but the bookmarks button still does nothing.
Anonymous
fonts, idunno
bookmarks, sounds like your edits introduced a syntax error, and dillo is now unable to parse the bookmarks file.
If you didn’t plan ahead & create a backup copy of the file before editing it… idunno.
You might try deleting bookmarks file (I would just rename it, move it outa the way) and check whether dillo will recreate it.
If it doesn’t regenerate the missing file, maybe a clean copy exists under /etc/skel/… (Nope. I checked https://packages.debian.org/stretch/amd64/dillo/filelist )
…purge/reinstall and start afresh, squeaky clean.Now I see that greek text is displayed fine in various sites, but not in google site. Is it a font issue?suggestion: post an exact url, asking: “please view this page using dillo and tell me whether you too see ‘broken’ text/font “
bookmarks, sounds like your edits introduced a syntax error, and dillo is now unable to parse the bookmarks file.
I don’t think anymore it has to do with something I have done. Not only because the bookmarks file seems very simple and I can’t imagine what syntax error I could have done, but mainly because the bookmarks button seems to be inactive in the compaq laptop, too. I’ve installed antiX-17-base to it recently and I’ve never played with the bookmarks file in it.
suggestion: post an exact url, asking: “please view this page using dillo and tell me whether you too see ‘broken’ text/font “
What about this one?
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by andfree.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by andfree.
rokytnji
Looks greek to me. Just kidding. From Texas.
Pretty scrambled I guess .
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by rokytnji.
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How to Search for AntiX solutions to your problemsLooks greek to me. Just kidding. From Texas.
lol
Well, greek text is displayed like this on google site. I tested it to three different machines. On the other hand, the contents of several greek sites are displayed right. Duckduckgo search results are OK, too.I don’t think anymore it has to do with something I have done. Not only because the bookmarks file seems very simple and I can’t imagine what syntax error I could have done (…)
Ahem, well, it seems there is a syntax error I could have done and I suppose I’ve done it. A blank line at the end of the bookmarks file seems to be necessary. I suppose I missed it when I used the desktop computer, but I only can check it after about two weeks from today. Later today, I’ll check if this is the case at the compaq laptop.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by andfree.
A blank line at the end of the bookmarks file seems to be necessary. (…) Later today, I’ll check if this is the case at the compaq laptop.
It is. Last line of the bookmarks file is
s1 file:/usr/share/antiX/equivalents.html/ antiX-equivalentsA blank line after that is necessary and it’s missing. I verified it with the live-cd, too. System info:
$ inxi -S System: Host: antix1 Kernel: 4.10.5-antix.1-486-smp i686 bits: 32 Desktop: IceWM 1.4.2 Distro: antiX-17_386-base Heather Heyer 24 October 2017I try to sign in to yahoo mail, but this message appears:
“Please enable cookies in your browser and sign in again. Tap here to learn more.”
I added “.yahoo.com” to /.dillo/cookiesrc file, but the message appears again. I click the “Tap here to learn more” link, and the opening page contains this message:
“You need to have JavaScript enabled to use this page. To enable JavaScript, follow these instructions.”
But there are not instructions about dillo browser.
anticapitalista
dillo doesn’t work with javascript
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