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Re: The world should know
by Jelmer Feenstra on Tuesday 10/Jul/2001, @11:47

Ok, well it's just that javascript kindof scares the hell out of me as I read certain mails on the lists talking about 20 different ways of implementing mouse overs etc etc :) I'll have a look at some of the code, it might even be understandable.

>> I for one would rather have a konqueror with full javascript > support (stable !) instead of this ActiveX technology
> Different people, different interests, different challenges. KDE isn't a company, but a bunch of volunteers, remember ;)

Ok, sorry David :) Let me just say that I'd rather see konqueror not crash all the time because of javascript issues instead of having ActiveX support. My friends keep nagging me about konqueror crashing all the time; now is that perfectly reasonable, were it not that I seem to be getting more reports of unstable konq's as the CVS revisions increase ! I know I should fix the bugs myself, but now I suddenly remember I originally replied to someone who said "konqueror is the best browser in the world".

I'll have a look at some of those javascript crashes now, see if I can make something out of them.

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Re: The world should know
by Thorsten Schnebeck on Tuesday 10/Jul/2001, @15:11

A tip:
Disable JS globally in Konqi. There are so many sites which have reasonable fall-back code.
One example is www.alternate.de.
If you enter this site of a German computer seller with JS on you cannot navigate their hardware list. If you try it with JS off, everything is fine. If you find a site where JS is a must have, enable it locally.

Bye

Thorsten

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