On Jan 1, 2008, at 6:19 PM, Michael McCracken wrote:

> On Dec 30, 2007 11:31 PM, Adam R. Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I added thumbnail generation for http: URLs in the file pane (maybe  
>> it
>> should be called an attachment pane?).  I've tested it with several
>> URLs (sciencedirect, springerlink) on my system, but I'd appreciate
>> some further testing as well.  It should degrade to the "@" icon when
>> the network isn't available or the page fails to load, and plugins/
>> java/javascript/pdf are disabled.  Let me know if there are
>> performance problems or crashes.
>
> I just gave it a try with the latest nightly, and it's working well  
> for me.
> I found that if all my pubs were selected, the file pane would scroll
> slowly, occasionally beachballing. However, I think that's
> pathological behavior on my part, and in regular use it's snappy.

If you have performance problems, feel free to send samples.  I don't  
see beachballs here, but I haven't tried the web thumbnails on a  
single core system (or tried optimizing them at all, really).  Until a  
few weeks ago I was testing it regularly on a 1.33 G4, and it did fine  
with a few hundred PDF files.

You could try setting FVWebIconDisabled to true using defaults, which  
will draw a Finder icon instead.

> The file pane is looking really nice - although I was expecting it to
> auto-size like omniweb's thumbnails. I find that I never want empty
> horizontal space in the file pane, and thus having a separate slider
> for the icon size seems redundant. Am I missing something there?

OW has a single column, so it can size thumbnails to that width.  The  
file pane is an iPhoto-style grid view like IKImageBrowserView; check  
out the test project for the fileview framework to see what it looks  
like.  The original plan was to have it in the bottom pane, where  
zooming is more useful.

--
adam

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