Re: Galeon 2.0.1 Released!

[email protected] Thu, 02 Mar 2006 09:52:06 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.galeon.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>>   TypeAheadFind toolbar is (from discoverability stand) great thing to=
 have,
>>but I'm experiencing two glitches. It seems like toolbar is a bit more
>>invasive as to when and which keystrokes it swallows.
>>
>>1, about:config - I'm not able to enter anything into Filter textbox, e=
ven if
>>textbox is focused, any keystroke immediately raises search toolbar. Ma=
ybe
>>some focus collision with XUL widgets?
>>
>>2, When link on webpage is selected by just tabbing onto it (not via
>>TypeAhead), pressing Enter raises search toolbar with empty search text=
,
>>instead of activating link.
>=20
>=20
> I'm not sure exactly where the fault lies, but what you describe does
> happen when you have autostart turned on.
>=20
> From about:config, you can turn accessibility.typeaheadfind.autostart
> off to stop this behaviour. Then use '/' to start a search. Now when
> you type normally, it won't trigger typeaheadfind.
>=20
> --phil

   You're right, I forgot to mention that I turned off autostart intentio=
naly
years ago. I browse nearly just by using typeaheadfind, using mouse only =
where
absolutely necessary (image links, flash, java). That said I'd rather not=
 turn
it off. :)
   But these are glitches, which have (although awkward) workarounds, so =
if
you state that typeaheadfind.autostart is definitely unsupported now, I'l=
l
have to live with it. :)

   So the question is if it validates raising a bugreport (and one having=
 some
chance to be even touched in declining non-epiphany Galeon branch), or
autostart=3Dtrue is a no-no.

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                                                         ,-._,--..__,.-'
                                                         | Pavel K=E1cha
                                                         |  [email protected]
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