It didn't work, but thank you chaosmonk!
It did work, thank you Banana!
> But installing extensions does not seem to work in Abrowser or IceCat. I
> search for an add-on, select it, click on "Install extension" and nothing
> happens.
Try installing directly from https://trisquel.info/en/browser/addons
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Hello.
I would like to have Abrowser or IceCat with a session manager, I mean one of
those extensions that let you save your browsing sessions with all your open
tabs and restore them later.
But installing extensions does not seem to work in Abrowser or IceCat. I
search for an add-on,
>I can't say I understand the appeal of searx over DDG. I appreciate and like
that the software itself is free, but it's still being run on someone else's
machines which I have no control over just like DDG. So long as I'm not
looking into hosting a search engine myself, DDG offers me the
@SuperTramp83 I don't have that extension. I have also tried this on a fresh
install before I add any extensions to either browser, and the result is the
same.
@onpon4 I wouldn't even mind having it sent if it helped get some funding for
Trisquel, I just wish these browsers told you & it
and this is one reason I now use searx, not that duckduckgo is bad, its just
and I "not the best anymore"
That tag is an indicator for some sort of revenue sharing, if I'm not
mistaken.
callmeclean, that is not the case here. I tried with Iceweasel (debian) and I
have javascript disabled.
I remember this "issue" from my Xubuntu days and if I remember correctly it
had to do with a firefox extension, namely *xul-ext-ubufox*. I may be wrong.
Probably am wrong.
Some people here also recommend Searx (e.g. https://searx.laquadrature.net,
searx.me). It runs on just free software. It does give different results
though to Duck Duck Go alone in my experience so I often use both.
You should raise the issue with the developers. I think it is silly too.
When I search using the default DuckDuckGo search in both Abrowser & GNU
IceCat, an HTML GET query is sent. This is what is added to the URL:
"=trisquel". Has anyone else noticed this? I know many search engines do
things like this to gather statistics on OS usage, but I didn't think
Maybe third party cookies? They are a potential privacy problem after all and
since IceCat tries to address those sorts of things I would not be surprised
to find they're turned off by default.
For your Bank Check your cookie policy in Privacy settings or in about:config
network.cookie.lifetimePolicy = 2
cookies are deleted at the end of the session
0 = Accept cookies normally
1 = Prompt for each cookie
2 = Accept for current session only
3 = Accept for N days
concerning Abrowser you
I cleaned out my .mozilla directory and did a system upgrade. Now, I cannot
add extensions to ABrowser. Instead, I am using Icecat, but with LibreJS
replaced with NoScript. I now find that, e even with the scripts allowed, my
bank's site will not accept passwords when I use Icecat; It
in lxde I sometimes by accident minimize/shade the application by using the
scroll wheel (actually double finger drag) on the title bar.
Hi forum,
sometimes the Abrowser window disappears and I cannot find it on the two
desktops.
Its task is still active and there is network activity.
Is there a way to hide the browser by using a mouse gesture?
How can I bring the window back?
Thanks.
I managed to fix midori,
I opened the console run
sudo synaptic
and then looked for the midori package and upgrade it, now I have the
bookmarks, and it does not crash.
I broke the installation of midori while tryint to upgrade with the console,
I do believe is a problem with my internet
I encountered the bookmarks error in the past. I simply deleted the midori
settings folder (~/.config/midori) and it worked but I lost my bookmarks.
Since then I use speed dial instead (adding pages by right clicking and
selecting add to speed dial) and keep unread tabs all the time (in the
It may be best to not use Abrowser, considering it is now two versions behind
and Ruben isn't making the effort to update it. What's going on??
IceCat is 2 versions behind, too, you know...
Considering that there's a new version of Firefox every two months now, 2
versions isn't all that far behind. And right now, I'm not having any
problems with Abrowser.
I had a brief look at the up-coming Trisquel 6 release, dated
6-November, and found that abrowser is at 16.
-Dave H.
On 11/06/2012 03:09 PM, tegskywal...@hotmail.com wrote:
It may be best to not use Abrowser, considering it is now two versions
behind and Ruben isn't making the effort to
One could probably get away with running Mozilla browser 10 and not have
issues.
-Dave
On 11/06/2012 03:40 PM, onp...@gmail.com wrote:
IceCat is 2 versions behind, too, you know...
Considering that there's a new version of Firefox every two months now,
2 versions isn't all that far
I did like you said, but the update did not went well, it stopped at some
point
these are the errors I got
Err http://nl.archive.trisquel.info brigantia InRelease
Err http://nl.archive.trisquel.info brigantia-security InRelease
Err http://nl.archive.trisquel.info brigantia Release.gpg
I also use Trisquel mini on my netbook, and I've tried to browse the web site
you mentioned. With midori all seem work well...
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I also use Trisquel mini on my netbook, and I've tried to browse the web site
you mentioned. With midori all seem work well...
[/quote]
are you using the default trisquel mini installation?
As I reply before the update did not went well when I tried and now I can
only use midori in
Hello to everyone,
I am using trisquel mini and I really like it.
I am having some problem viewing some websites, like udacity.com or
kickstarter.com I can see them but I can not use them when I click nothing
happens, can it be because they use some scripts that midori can't handle?
I
Try updating to a newer version of Midori via their PPA. You will also need
to add the WebKit PPA. These commands should suffice:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:midori
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webkit-team
$ sudo aptitude update
$ sudo aptitude upgrade
Speaking of RAM, there's the page about:memory (type it in the address bar
and press enter), where you can see the memory use of Firefox and eventually
Minimize memory usage with the button at the bottom.
Sounds crazy. First, you should learn of the Magic system request, the often
cited sequence is REISUB (Raising elephants is so utterly boring) instead of
forced power off. It usually works. This might save you from file system
corruption. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_sysrq
What
That's a beefier machine than mine. On my 6 years old laptop I have a
uniprocessor 1.8 GHz Turion with 1 gigs of ram.
Large is relative. I can repeatedly view like 5000x5000 px jpgs ok but when
we go higher than that there could be issues.
You might want to try running in safe-mode to see
Thank you. I'll try that memory test tonight.
Abrowser extensions:
Febe
Flash Video Downloader
Flash Video Replacer
NoScript
Trisquel Icecat Modifications
I recently had problems trying to get an official document through the
web, using Trisquel's browser.
The web page seemed incapable to recognize the online application form
as completed.
I had to run an Ubuntu 11.04 live-CD to be able to complete all the
requested data and get the corresponding
As far as I remember the default setting, Trisquel's Web browser *accepts*
all cookies by default. That said, the configuration can be altered from the
tab Privacy (translated from French, may be different) in the Preferences
window of the browser. In the rules of conservation (again a
Firefox 5 recently came out, and GNU Icecat is now based on it. When will
the web browser for Trisquel be based on version 5?
It will depend on what the Ubuntu project does. Once the new version of
Trisquel is out, it will have the same version of Firefox as the Ubuntu
distro it is based on. I think next Trisquel is going to be based on Ubuntu
11.04 Natty.
Also, you can always use the .deb packaged IceCat from
Hello,
i posted this yesterday at the mailing list, but somehow it doesn't appear
there. Therefore I post it again at the web forum.
- in abrowser in the about:plugins site there is a link to
plugins.mozilla.org which contains non-free plugins.
- included seamonkey in Trisquel 4.5 seems to
Hello,
- in abrowser in the about:plugins site there is a link to
plugins.mozilla.org which contains non-free plugins.
- included seamonkey in Trisquel 4.5 seems to be unmodified with freedom issues
including recommending non-free software, see
Frankly, I don't see it as a big issue that IceCat's add-ons list redirects
to the main Mozilla website. The point is to offer a convenient and
adequately comprehensive list of free software add-ons, not to erect fences
around the users as if they are mindless automatons. Nearly everybody
Maintaining our own list of add-ons has proved to be a cumbersome burden and
unnecessary work. That thing is never getting done. I think we should just
use IceCat's.
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 9:08 PM, roep...@lavabit.com wrote:
Maintaining our own list of add-ons has proved to be a cumbersome burden
and unnecessary work.
Since the Web Browser on Trisquel is not IceCat itself and it is redirecting
to the Trisquel site is kind of necessary
That thing is
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