On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 03:22:30PM -0700, Adam Lau wrote: > Are 'libnsgif' 'libparserutils' 'libwapcaplet' 'hubbub' 'libcss' depended > upon during netsurf runtime? Are they statically linked during compilation? > Or are they make dependencies only? I was able to remove 'libnsgif' > 'libparserutils' 'libwapcaplet' 'hubbub' 'libcss' after building and > installing 'netsurf' and everything (GIF/CSS/HTML) appeared to parse properly > without issue.
Unless you built them as shared libraries, the default is to build them as static libraries and thus they will be compiled into the NetSurf executable. > How to hide Menu Bar? Disabling 'View > Toolbar > Menu Bar' does not persist > through browser restarts. Is there a Choices file setting we can set to make > this behaviour persistent? Is this the GTK+ frontend or another frontend? I'm going to assume the GTK+ one -- Simply put, if it's there it *should* work, but if it doesn't there's a bug. > Perhaps files such as 'adblock.css' 'SearchEngines' and 'toolbarIndices' can > be placed in ~/.netsurf. Else advert and toolbar customizations require sudo, > or another authorizing mechanism (e.g. modification of file permissions). Is > there a way we can redirect their expected paths with the Choices file (e.g. > adblock_path)? Those files should be able to go in the ~/.netsurf to override the main files. A restart of NetSurf may be required before they will be picked up. > Does 'max_cached_fetch_handles' refer to max persistent connections? No, it refers to cURL handles. D. -- Daniel Silverstone http://www.netsurf-browser.org/ PGP mail accepted and encouraged. Key Id: 3CCE BABE 206C 3B69
