Hi guys, I am testing the qt 4.5 snapshots and found several issues, most of them related to QtWebKit. I know some of these may already be known, but I want to point them out anyway, to make sure they get attention. All issues are confirmed in this morning's snapshot.
- QtWebKit does not respect CSS overflow property. No matter what value is used, scrollbars appear always when the content is bigger than the view (even with overflow: hidden). - Rendering of scrollbars sometimes gets broken when a QWebView is resized. After the resize, random rendering artifacts show up at the position where a scrollbar could be (even when there isn't a scrollbar at that time). - Multi-line text edits always have a resize handle on all platforms. I know this is a Safari feature, but can I disable it somehow? - Turning on disk caching (QNetworkAccessManager::setCache() using a QNetworkDiskCache instance) breaks handling of cookies, making it impossible to log in to some sites. Example site is www.hyves.nl and the breakage can be verified using Arora. - When the application is quited, at the point main() should return, the application just hangs and has to be terminated with Ctrl+C. - Finally, it appears that opening and closing QWebViews leaks memory. Is it possible to control certain memory attributes like caching in WebKit? Hopefully you can fix these issues in time for Qt 4.5. If you have any questions, just ask. Greetings, Arend. -- Arend van Beelen jr. "If you want my address, it's number one at the end of the bar." _______________________________________________ Qt4-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt4-preview-feedback
