Hello dmccunney, Monday, August 7, 2006, 12:46:24 AM, you wrote:
> On 8/5/06, MyRealBox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> > Yes, Palm TX (T|X). A must to go online with Plucker. >> >> > In fact, to go online I suppose it would open Blazer, right? Or could >> > another browser be used? Is there any browser which can open a native HTML >> > file from the card, w/o having to Pluck? Or a means of Plucking straight on >> > the Palm (i.e., I find a site while browsing with my Palm, and Pluck it on >> > the fly, from the Palm)? >> >> http://www.opera.com > Referring to Opera Mini? > I have that here, along with half a dozen other web browsers I've > tried on my Tapwave Zodiac 2. I haven't tried Blazer, but it would > need to be *really* bad for Opera Mini to be preferable. > Opera Mini is a Java applet. You need a compatible version of IBM's > Java Virtual Machine for PalmOS to use it. Given this, I question > whether it could be called from Plucker. > Even if you can, because it's a Java app, it doesn't follow the Palm > UI guidelines, so it behaves like nothing else on a Palm device. And > while rendering is excellent, it doesn't seem to support Javascript > (or CSS), and it's *really* sluggish on my device. (The TX uses a > faster processor, and may be better.) The current version also doesn't > support the 320x480 screen, and I haven't been able to get it to open > a local HTML file. (Due to issues with Javascript and CSS support, I > haven't found a Plm browser that does dfo a good job of that.) > I got it running mostly to see whether I *could* I wouldn't try to > use it seriously. I prefer Novarra's nWeb, though Mobirus' Xiino is > also worth a look. OK. OK. What is your suggestion for a free browser then? -- Best regards, HenryH mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list plucker-list@rubberchicken.org http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
