said Michael Fuchs:
| Seems like Jolla is working on sth like this:
| https://github.com/sailfishos/sailfish-components-webview
|
| Also there is https://github.com/sailfishos/sdk-webapp but I have no
| idea what it is about. ;) But you asked for sth similar before.
cool. thanks. though as has
dep schrieb:
I think I'm looking for source for the most basic of web browsers, that can
be modified to become a ProtonMail application. I think it needs to be
gecko-based because while I can log in to the ProtonMail webmail page via
the Jolla browser,
Seems like Jolla is working on sth like
Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2018, 19:53:40 CEST schrieb dep:
> While I'm here -- is there any mechanism for easily passing commandline
> parameters to an application and giving that application, with the
> parameters, an icon?
If you mean to just create an Icon for an already existing application but
Hi,
Thanks! Leszek does most of the work on Youtube :) I keep myself busy with
Tinder, Facebook, ... clients :)
From what I experienced with Sailbook, a webapp for Facebook, QtWebkit is way
out of date. Leszek's update makes it a bit better but Facebook is still a PITA.
I gave up a couple
Thanks, Leszek and Dylan (I enjoy both of your YouTube work, btw, and have
learned from it).
I'd wondered if it would be foolish to try anything before SFOS 3, given
the amount of stuff that seems to have gotten broken between even minor
upgrades in the past. It seems as if waiting is the
I'm also a Protonmail user, I tried this in the past but I wasn't able to
achieve this goal.
Currently, I'm a bit busy but I am hoping on QtWebEngine for SFOS. If we have
that available at our disposal, a Protonmail webapp would be doable with
notifications and stuff I think. Chromium support
Upps. Part 2 (accidentally pressed send)
Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2018, 19:27:07 CEST schrieb dep:
> I'd hope to add notifications, preferably via daemon in
> the same way that we can get texts without the Messages app being open,
> and a proper download path for attachments and such
That is
Hi,
Am Montag, 22. Oktober 2018, 19:27:07 CEST schrieb dep:
> I think it needs to be
> gecko-based because while I can log in to the ProtonMail webmail page via
> the Jolla browser, I can't with either Web Pirate or Webcat.
Have you tried installing the QtWebkit 5.212 packages I provide on
Hi, everybody . . .
A few days ago I posted here looking for a webapp framework, and I'm
starting to think I asked the wrong question.
I think I'm looking for source for the most basic of web browsers, that can
be modified to become a ProtonMail application. I think it needs to be
gecko-based
