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On Friday, September 4, 2020 12:06 AM, Caveman Al Toraboran
wrote:
> with qutebrowser, i added these in my config.py
> file:
>
> c.aliases['style-none'] = 'config-unset -t content.user_stylesheets'
> c.aliases['style-ni
I've solved this problem. In case anyone ever runs into anything similar
both qutebrowser and luakit require specific gstreamer plugins for each
html5 video type. The media-libs/gst-plugins-meta package was not
sufficient as it only contained a collection of audio plugins.
Best,
James
eral years in the past. you basically select
the css you want to use to overwrite site's css.
with qutebrowser, i added these in my config.py
file:
c.aliases['style-none'] = 'config-unset -t content.user_stylesheets'
c.aliases['style-night'] = '
hon3_4"
>
> Is it advisable to replace '3_4' '3.4' with '3_5' '3.5' ?
>
Python 3.5 adds some very novel language features that new projects
have already started to depend on. In fact, some packages (such as
qutebrowser) are soon to require Python
On 2017-09-22 23:13, Lasse Pouru wrote:
> I don't (and won't) use PulseAudio and haven't set up dmix or anything
> like it. The weird thing is the simultaneous audio works with every
> other program I use (Qutebrowser, mpd, Audacity etc.) -- it's only Pd
> that
est of
security don't really seem to relate to it. The last big extension
update was like that. There was some easy way to get around the
sandbox that Mozilla made for Firefox.
This update will break my favorite extension, Vimperator. I am already
looking at replacements for Firefox du
bout it because I just use that plugin every time
I use Firefox.
> This update will break my favorite extension, Vimperator. I am already
> looking at replacements for Firefox due to this. So far I have found
> qutebrowser which isn't really as featureful.
>
> R0b0t1.
I am usin
features are no long
> available under the new framework.
> I am really depressed about it because I just use that plugin every time
> I use Firefox.
>
>
>> This update will break my favorite extension, Vimperator. I am already
>> looking at replacements for Firefox due to t
> Yes. The FoxyProxy author declared that some features are no long
> available under the new framework.
> I am really depressed about it because I just use that plugin every time
> I use Firefox.
>
>
>> This update will break my favorite extension, Vimperator. I am already
&
I don't (and won't) use PulseAudio and haven't set up dmix or anything
like it. The weird thing is the simultaneous audio works with every
other program I use (Qutebrowser, mpd, Audacity etc.) -- it's only Pd
that gives the error.
I already use JACK when recording but it woul
are no longer
>>> available under the new framework?
>> Yes. The FoxyProxy author declared that some features are no long
>> available under the new framework.
>> I am really depressed about it because I just use that plugin every time
>> I use Firefox.
&g
educe the time needed
to update the system. So, most of the applications on
it use GTK. The only one that I know uses Qt is VLC
as it does not work properly with GTK. However, I use
it quite rarely.
> Do you have any available that are built on Qt (or any other toolkit)?
I am afraid that VLC is
em into sets? I'm digging the possibility of being able to
only update groups of packages that I want to.
I've been struggling with updates lately since I've emerged qutebrowser
and updates to qtwebengine is brutal to my X200. I haven't set-up distcc
yet and the hard drive
s on
> it use GTK. The only one that I know uses Qt is VLC
> as it does not work properly with GTK. However, I use
> it quite rarely.
>
> > Do you have any available that are built on Qt (or any other toolkit)?
>
> I am afraid that VLC is the only one.
> Once tried Qutebro
that those applications you mention are all GTK-based.
> >
> > Yes, I try not to mix GTK and Qt on this old computer
> > as much as possible to reduce the time needed
> > to update the system. So, most of the applications on
> > it use GTK. The only one that I know uses
yours instead. Am I anywhere close to getting the broad outlines of the
process correct? If so, how does this intercept and substitute process
work? (I see you provide a link below, but it doesn’t work here...)
>
>
>
>
> this way, i am no longer bound by bad col
/foreground
texts for pretty much 90% of sites properly.
this way, i am no longer bound by bad colors
chosen by web designers.
- i use i3 as window manager, with lots of
shortcuts. i also use qutebrowser (a
browser with good vim shortcuts).
this way, throughout
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AUTOCLEAN="yes"
BOOTSTRAP_USE="cxx unicode internal-glib split-usr python_targets_python3_6
python_targets_python2_7 multilib"
BROOT=""
BROWSER="qutebrowser"
CACERTS="/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"
CALLIGRA_FEATURES="karbon sheets words"
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