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andfree
Does anybody got any of the most common email services (gmail, outlook, yahoo) work with any of the most minimal browsers (Dillo, Links 2, NetSurf)?
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rokytnji
Links and Dillo require java/jre to even deal with gmail login. As far as I know. I cannot even login to this forum using Netsurf on my P3 IBM Laptop running AntiX 17.
I could login here on Qupzilla browser though after installing JRE runtime enviroment
harry@biker:~ $ apt search jre Sorting... Done Full Text Search... Done android-platform-tools-base/stable,stable 2.2.2-1 all base tools for developing applications for the Android system default-jre/stable 2:1.8-58 i386 Standard Java or Java compatible RuntimeOtherwise. Use Claws email instead.
http://www.claws-mail.org/faq/index.php/Using_claws_with_gmail
- This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by rokytnji.
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koolstofje
Uzbl Hushmail.com perfect. Gmail, I refuse to use, but also works in uzbl.
uzbl is not really minimal (minimum+)rokytnji
Ha ha. Google won’t let me in on Links2. But.
New device signed in to
A new device just signed in to your Google Account. You’re getting this email to make sure it was you.So it says I signed in. But it is bull pucky.Kinda like knocking on the door, But not opening the door. But calling the police any ways.
Sometimes I drive a crooked road to get my mind straight.
Not all who Wander are Lost.
I'm not outa place. I'm from outer space.Linux Registered User # 475019
How to Search for AntiX solutions to your problems
cyrilus31
Otherwise. Use Claws email instead.
On MX forum, MX-16 fan tested Clawsmail and Sylpheed and reported that the fork, formerly a better choice is less updated and so less reliable than Sylpheed. Maybe worth a try.
Anonymous
Links and Dillo require java/jre to even deal with gmail loginNope.
Java/JRE is only involved in browser, when a page contains <applet> embedded content
and is handled via a plugin (e.g the “IcedTea” Java plugin)It is javascript (aka ECMAscript) which is used across garden-variety login pages, webforms…
and that is handled natively by the browser (e.g. firefox, chromium) or is not supported by the browser (e.g. dillo, elinks)Gmail, I refuse to use
same here, but for the sake of testing I do have an account.
As recently as a month or so ago, I was (still) able to sign-in using TorBrowser with javascript disabled.
Immediately after submitting the login form, keep an eye on lower-right corner of the screen… and click “basic HTML only”.edit:
retested again today, with javascript disabled. The gmail page coaches you how to proceed.
yahoo
with javascript disabled, sends ya to a recaptcha “prove you’re not a robot” page (which you cannot passthru while javascript disabled)
I’m using the eric6 web browser for gmail and works great.
It installed with my python setup.It installed with my python setup.
Which one? I installed python-setuptools & python3-setuptools, but I don’t see any eric6 browser.
It installed as part of eric package. It actually is part of eric python ide.
It uses PyQt5/qtwebkit but menu says eric6-web browser under programming tab.One thing I do notice is my cpu sits around 50% when running and
memory usage seems to slowly increase. The cpu usage is only
when I’m on the forums page not sitting at the duckduckgo homepage.
I’m on a athon 2650e cpu at 1.6 ghz. Also there is no youtube
or flash capability on it.Thank you, it works. It seems to be an interesting alternative, quite fast, but I can’t say yet if it’s actually faster than Pale Moon on my system. There are also some problems. There is an error message at startup:
Warning:
inotify_add_watch(“/home/yyy/.config/qt5ct/”) failed: “No such file or directory”
File: None
Line: 0
Function: NoneAnd there was also an unexpected one:
Warning:
QObject::disconnect: Unexpected null parameter
File: None
Line: 0
Function: NoneAnd in one case, the browser shut down unexpectedly.
If you open your terminal and type “touch /home/yyy/.config/qt5ct”
the error goes away. I never had the second error but I do have
java enabled under settings/preferences. Also a search
on the error shows that it is a
Qt5/webkit error that alot of people are getting.If you open your terminal and type “touch /home/yyy/.config/qt5ct” the error goes away.
The touch command didn’t fixed the problem. It created a file and not a directory. The mkdir command did the job:
mkdir /home/yyy/.config/qt5ctI never had the second error but I do have java enabled under settings/preferences.
I enabled java, too, but I had once again this error, while quoting your post.
I’m not sure what’s causing the second error, but alot of people on kde and Qt sites are having
it too…not just eric browser but on alot of qt4 and qt5 programs. I’m not going to use it
anymore because it just locked up my cpu at 100% and sucked up all my ram (1.9 gb). I just
had to reboot and type this in Qupzilla instead. BTW I’m was using space-jwm not icewm
on 64-bit 4.14 kernel, not sure if that would’ve made a difference though.
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