Le lundi 1 janvier 2018 23:53:20 UTC-5, TonyM a écrit : > > Robert, > > There is no apocalypse, it was averted. Lots of new options available for > saving and hosting now even for TWC, Sorry for the typo - yes TW5 has lots > of advantages, > > You can only use tiddlyfox if you are using FireFox ESR or versions less > than v57, it also clashes with some other solutions. > > Yes, if someone uses tiddlywiki classic in one specific way and is not > aware of the other options, it will feel like the loss of tiddlyfox in > forcing a change on you. But it is just a mater of adapting, perhaps for > another 5 or 10 years? > > Best Wishes > Tony > > On Monday, 1 January 2018 22:00:43 UTC+11, RC wrote: >> >> Many thanks Tony for all the suggestions and offer. >> - and thanks to Mark for the reply - for Mark the anwer is here : >> https://tiddlywiki.com/static/Firefox%2520Apocalypse.html >> >> I'll digest that and follow up the lines of investigation suggested. >> >> Some explanations, in case it completely changes your advice...: >> >> - Yes, the sites are read-only, for public information (latest news + >> documentation), but updated regularly. >> - To avoid (my perceived) complications, I change the sites online and >> click "save to web". Since a recent Firefox upgrade this is no longer >> possible ("apocalyse"). I presume this save-to-web problem remains if I >> work offline and then upload. >> - I've got TiddlyFox installedl. >> >> Where I am confused probably is on the distinction between 'TW local' & >> 'TW on the web'. Reading the doc (on TiddlyDesktop for example) it's not >> clear to me if I can save to the web with the various methods for saving >> changes proposed >> >> I'll continue this post in-line... >> >> On Monday, 1 January 2018 01:02:47 UTC+1, TonyM wrote: >>> >>> Robert, >>> >>> To start this conversation can I suggest the key reason to look at >>> saving methods is for updates, if your websites are read only to visitors >>> you can just choose the appropriate save method to edit your website and >>> upload it to tiddlyspot or any other host. If visitors do not need to save, >>> tiddlywiki's html file can be hosted almost anywhere. >>> >> >> *Despite 'apocalypse'?* >> >> >>> >>> There are plenty of free or cheap hosting options I can even host (in >>> Australia) for you or provide a free/or small donation subomain eg >>> groupesp.online121.net groupesp.colabteam.net >>> >>> Thank you. I'd better look locally! >> >> >> >> Your Questions (quick responses) >>> >>> 1. Not as far as dynamic features lists etc... but as textual >>> content mostly >>> 2. No not really but new and better options exist in TWC, ????? >>> >>> *Typo? TW5?* >> >> OK I've understood the rest of your ideas and will follow up. >> Many thanks again Tony >> all the best for 2018 >> Robert >> >> I use Firefox3.6 (off line) de PortablesApps à travers Q4wine, all >> extension works! >> >
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