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HI, SOME ONE KNOW HOW CAN I......
by virionbl - May 27th 2004 09:54:01
hi i'm needing to figure out how to change the setting on the start page on
dillobut i cant find out it untill now, some one can offer me some tips
about....
i can change the home page on /etc/dillorc i use a guadalinex debian based
distribution.
But didnt figure how to change the start page setting.
Thanking u
in advance.....
Virionbl
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Re: HI, SOME ONE KNOW HOW CAN I......
by Jorge - May 30th 2004 08:59:39
Answered in our mailing list...
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Twist My Arm Some More
by Richard Harris - May 15th 2004 15:21:53
Because I use dillo as my default graphical browser, I am finding that it
is
enforcing its HTML standards on the webs I develop. Between dillo's
strict
parsing and that annoying little bug in the corner with its count of
my
failures, dillo twists my arm until I say, Uncle, and make the pages
that
are perfectly fine in Mozilla parse correctly in dillo too. Is this a
love-hate
relationship yet?
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keyboard usage
by René van Bevern - May 13th 2004 03:03:14
dillo is great for my laptop, because it is kind of a slow machine. But
actually dillo would be much better if it had a type-ahead feature like
Firefox, so that it could be used better without a mouse or these crude
touchpads. :)
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Re: keyboard usage
by Sabit - Jan 12th 2006 20:31:53
> dillo is great for my laptop, because it
> is kind of a slow machine. But actually
> dillo would be much better if it had a
> type-ahead feature like Firefox, so that
> it could be used better without a mouse
> or these crude touchpads. :)
I second that. Dillo UI development should keep it as much keyboard driven
as possible.
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Mu default browser
by dienadel - Feb 16th 2004 03:23:37
Hi,
I only want to say that DILLO have become my default browser. Is perfect
for the web pages i usually visit. For those pages that aren't displayed
correctly, then, i open another browser.
Thanks to the developers
dienadel
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dillo
by den411 - Nov 18th 2003 04:50:06
This is the best thing since sliced toast. I found it by accident in
vector linux 4 distro (also great). I am so excited about this browser that
I signed up for release notification which I never do on any product. If
anyone on the team reads this, THANK YOU!! and keep it clean/fast. Dont
lose sight and become bloated like mozilla. Dont compromise - you guys
will be #1 in the end. I used thousands of apps over the years and this is
one of the few applications that truly makes me feel great about software
development. Keep up the great work!
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dillo
by Ozz - Nov 21st 2003 18:12:47
What a FANTASTIC piece of software! It's great to be able to surf in X on
a 16Mb laptop!
Well done!
For me, the only thing missing is https support - I can live without
java.
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nice
by Shawn K. Quinn - Aug 24th 2003 17:38:59
Just installed 0.7.3 from FreeBSD ports. I kind of like
what I see so far; there are environments where a very
small yet GUI capable Web browser are useful.
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Free webpage to pdf conversion software
by Charles - May 6th 2003 14:23:02
Hey,
I'm offering my webpage to pdf conversion software to browser projects.
Basically I built an online conversion service that let's you convert
webpages to pdf documents. If you want to add this functionality into
Dillo, it's free and I can show you how to do it so it's seemless to
users.
Check out my conversion software at www.2convrt.com and let me know if you
want to add it.
Charles
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Charles Barr
www.2convert.com
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Polish language patch...
by not-so-anonymous-coward called Piotr Gogolewski - Mar 20th 2003 17:30:28
... is available here: http://www.chemia.px.pl/cgi-bin/archiwum.cgi#dillo
(screenshot)
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Piotr Gogolewski
visit "Docent OnLine": www.Chemia.Px.pl
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Running On Alpha
by Jsuthan - May 24th 2002 17:57:54
Surfing WWW is cooler with dillo, since there isn't much support for
browser or options in Alpha Linux. This browser is faster and consider
enough with basic features for surfing. Thanks to the team that work out
this cool piece of software. <big>Its coolest browser i been
use</big>
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some ideas
by Daito - Jan 30th 2002 08:13:56
This could become a cool project. I suggest you
add a personal toolbar for bookmarks like netscape
does. The bookmarks seem to have a problem loading, btw.
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Daito
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Patches
by Ed Avis - Jan 14th 2002 07:07:51
You might want to check the mailing
list archive for patches. Somehow, development seems to happen through
patches exchanged on the mailing list rather than by making new numbered
releases. In particular, the cookies
patch is very handy - it requires a little help to apply this patch to
the 0.63 release, but it works.
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Ed Avis
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Re: Patches
by Teemu Voipio - Jan 23rd 2002 19:49:14
> You might want to check the mailing list
> archive for patches. Somehow,
> development seems to happen through
> patches exchanged on the mailing list
> rather than by making new numbered
> releases.
Any idea if anybody is going to put a new release together any time soon ?
This is browser is fastest I've seen and renders pages really well, it
would be nice to be able to tell people to give it a try but having to do a
lot of patching to get functionality is not going to encourage people..
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Re: Patches
by Jorge - Jan 30th 2002 06:09:55
> You might want to check the mailing list
> archive for patches.
Just for buggy patches or prototype quality ones.
> Somehow,
> development seems to happen through
> patches exchanged on the mailing list
> rather than by making new numbered
> releases.
This is plain wrong and misleading.
(a skim at dillo's site could have helped you not
to post such misunderstanding).
NOTE TO EVERYONE: please post here your comments about dillo, and let
suggestions go to our mailing list.
Jorge.-
Dillo project maintainer.
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Re: Patches
by Ed Avis - Jan 30th 2002 06:51:32
> % Somehow, development seems to happen through
> % patches exchanged on the mailing list
> % rather than by making new numbered
> % releases.
>
> This is plain wrong and misleading.
> (a skim at dillo's site could have
> helped you not to post such misunderstanding).
I apologize, I misread the date on the 0.6.3 release as Dec 2000 rather
than Dec 2001. But still the cookies patch is so useful that it was worth
applying straightaway rather than waiting for a new release. All this is
moot now that 0.6.4 is out.
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Ed Avis
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Don't implement file downloading like commercial web browsers
by AnonymousCowheard - Dec 23rd 2001 20:48:43
Please try to program your file-downloading system by reference to the
program "wget" and build a status monitor and frontend to monitor
wget's status and intervene whenever necessary ie stopping a download,
pausing a download(?), or tunneling through some sort of encryption layer.
wget is a real nice program released under GPL by GNU software. If you use
the file-downloading methods that Netscape and InternetExplorer
implemented, then a user's file-download will be cut and it will be trivial
to resume download. Referencing wget to run in the background to download
a file would be awesome. Although you are the programmer and I think it
would be easier this way, please do what you must to make file-downloading
outside of your program because if your program were to crash, it would
stop a file-download process in its tracks! I think this webbrowser can
encroach on Microsoft Internet Explorer users who's downloads stop when IE
crashes, like Netscape, like all other browsers. It'll keep the Dillo web
browser fast in its own element and let file downloading be performed by
another program that specializes in it. Thanks for such a great program.
I hope you rename it soon because, in my most kind opinion, it is
pronounced too closely with "dildo", and we want as much
acceptance of this browser as possible.
Woah another idea ontop my head:
Shockwave flash is a good project to cover with the alternative Shockwave
flash player package, specifcally the "flashplayer" program. It
was listed here on freshmeat.net, but they took it off! Last time I
checked was December 10, 2001 and it isn't here anymore. Same goes for
sourceforge.net Strange, eh? That is the only shockwave flash player
that I know of. If it was just now disbanded, contact me for a copy of
it.
Thanks again!
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-AnonymousCowheard
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Looks as though I found something usefull
by unix_zealot - Sep 27th 2001 04:11:42
Personally I am sick of every browser out there, But this one has my
attention its small, fsckin fast and usable. Just wish there was a browser
out there that didn't rely on a large graphics lib "hint hint".
Kudos to the developers.
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The fastest ..really !!
by Richard - Oct 18th 2001 09:52:55
I tried several browsers, trying to find one that was fast and was
both easy to use and free of unnecessary gadgets.
This is it. Fast ,compact ,and extremely easy to use.
Misses a few things ,like downloads but it's in the works.
Still if you want to browse and see pages quickly and accurately i
suggest you try Dillo.
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Re: Looks as though I found something usefull
by Travis Gerspacher - Oct 18th 2001 18:23:35
> Personally I am sick of every browser
> out there, But this one has my attention
> its small, fsckin fast and usable. Just
> wish there was a browser out there that
> didn't rely on a large graphics lib
> "hint hint". Kudos to the
> developers.
I agree, I really like this browser, it is very very fast. If it had
download support, life would be perfect.
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Re: Looks as though I found something usefull
by immybaby - Nov 11th 2001 13:46:26
This browser is awesome! The best I have used in a
while - very impressive. It is very fast and it is possible
to download files by right clicking on the link and using
Save As ...
Functionality is excellent too, with a clean interface
which is nice and uncluttered.
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