Thank you for the fast response, Michael! 1. What is the maximal HTML document size that still can be displayed smoothly? 2. Is there a hard limit enforced by WebkitGT 3. Are you aware of any apps implementing the two features mentioned in the previous email (so I can look for examples/ideas there)?
Thank you again! On Wed, Feb 7, 2024 at 3:48 PM Michael Catanzaro <mcatanz...@redhat.com> wrote: > On Wed, Feb 7 2024 at 03:31:29 PM +02:00:00, Sim Tov <smn...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > 1. The target documents might be very long - books. Does WebkitGTK > > know how to deal with this? Can it load/unload dynamically certain > > portions of the HTML document in order to hold in memory only what's > > visible (in order not to collapse/stay responsive)? Probably a > > similar mechanism is used when dealing with webpages with "infinite" > > scrolling... > > Nope. You'll have to handle that yourself. > > > 2. The source file will be displayed in GtkSourceView. Is there a way > > to implement synchronized scrolling, i.e. when the user scrolls the > > source in GtkSourceView the rendered document will scroll accordingly > > inside WebkitGTK (and vise versa)? It's probably also important to > > implement bookmarks, i.e. save the place where the reader left > > reading and closed the app, so it can be focused on that same spot on > > the next app launch. > > I'm sure it's all possible, but it will have to be done manually. Good > luck. :) > > Michael > > >
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