Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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@stephen_robinson
Yes, there aren't that many videos available as HTML5 yet, in youtube. We'll see how well HTML5 standard is accepted in the next months/years, but at least youtube/google, dailymotion and a couple others push it.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Order of the Butterfly
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Thanks FAB for you good work. Goodnight Flash. Not even with Firefox you are able to play Youtube HTML5 due to missing codecs.
Starting from this version, i am now even able to open this site: http://www.i-have-a-dreambox.com/ which was impossible before with OWB.
Any chance to port/integrate greasemonkey or another way to use the scripts in the future? Then i really wont miss firefox/chrome anymore. What a great work you did!
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Paladin of the Pegasos
Joined: 2003/10/19
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Register for a you tube account and turn on the html5 beta engine for your account. Just about everything I look at now that I have done it is in HTML5.
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Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2008/7/11
Posts: 870
From: Delaware, USA
There might be a severe mem leak (please) confirm. I had 18 taps up, 8 of which were google docs, and I doa have a gig ram on the mini, but it managed to such it down a meg at a time like every 2 secs or so to 42megs at which time it locked the sys up. Changing to different taps did raise the mem back up, but not far enough. This happens regardless if I was typing or not. For comparison, it didn't do this with 1.6.1, as I was using that one on friday prior to 1.7 release. I am looking at 473...472... now, and just started with a reboot with saves tabs., and just to open this comment. back to 490..488... one other note streaming a shoutcast on mplayer, but shoud be irrevalent.closing now at 470..meg ram466..
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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I have 3 google docs opened, and i don't notice such an alarming memleak (though i can see it decreasing, but much less rapidly). But anyway, even if there is a leak, it would be a generic thing introduced in a later webkit revision.
After checking, googledoc has a "funny" behaviour when just moving mouse in document area, as if it cached something. But it doesn't go below a certain amount (40MB "leaked" at most), and then it slowly gives back that memory, or rapidly if going to some other page and loading something. Weird stuff, but it's not something i control, and it's not the effect you notice anyway.
Also, i don't see how it could lock the system just because it can't allocate memory. In that case it would show an out of memory requester (or possibly just meditate, if it happens in some javascript code).
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2008/7/11
Posts: 870
From: Delaware, USA
weird ..yea, It's down to 264 now, since last post. It decreases faster than it replenishes. As I see it, I would have to close down the tabs. 258.. I'll see if It gets that low again to 40meg, doing the same stuff.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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From: Delaware, USA
ok. got it down to 21megs and no locks ups, instead this time no requestors, it just disallowed mem intensive tabs to be viewed, just the docs. After a reboot got back 800+ megs, but lost 300 on the browser load and rests on 520 with cycle repeating. .........
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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This endless cycle is definitely not reproducible here (except for what i said). But try providing some document where it happens (unless blank document also triggers it).
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2008/7/11
Posts: 870
From: Delaware, USA
Sorry I can't give much more info, other that what I said, accessing docs, typing, editing, causes memory to drop. browsing to other tabbed docs, or tabs replenishes it a bit, but it eventually will get down to 100+ megs or so . Well who needs 18 tabs right? yea but I like them available. On a positive note, no need to switch between owb/firefox spoofs on google docs/mail. This disclaimer pops up on google docs lately: (We will be phasing out support for your browser soon. ? Learn more ? Dismiss) Should we be concerned?
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2009/12/17
Posts: 167
From: Montana, USA
A question about Google Docs: When you click 'upload' to get some files to Google, it opens another page with a small Flash uploader that I can't get to work. Any ideas about this?
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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This is bad luck. GoogleDocs uses Flash if it's available for this upload button, but unfortunately, this flash script requires flash10 or so, which swfdec doesn't support. So the only way is to disable flash if you need it. I'll probably implement some per-site plugin enabler/disabler later.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2008/2/4
Posts: 198
From: Greece
Just a reminder of the "Go" button request (next to url and search field) and the "Paste 'n' Go" menu entry (in addition to Copy and Paste) for us lazy ppl who won't reach for the keyboard unless absolutely necessary
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Paladin of the Pegasos
Joined: 2004/2/8
Posts: 1362
From: Poland
Here you go. But that's just 36 frames of animation in 32-bit png format. Now it's up to Fab to implement it :)
I'd like to know if the size is correct (maybe bigger would look better - more details). Also, if you want it as an anim-gif or whatever - any feedback is welcome.
Edit: removed the link to avoid confusion. The proper transferanim can be found a few posts later.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Paladin of the Pegasos
Joined: 2003/3/13
Posts: 1178
From: Pinto, Madrid ...
Quote:
koszer wrote:
Here you go
Hey, I've been the first to download it, according to the hoster.
By the way, Fab, you're the greatest! Very impressive progress... Now, let's see if it's not all politics from Adobe, and finally HTML5 for video gets widely used. It's simply more sensible.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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@koszer Thanks, but you can implement it yourself right now, actually. OWB will use resource/transferanim.png and resource/transferanim_tab.png if they are found. The expected layout is horizontal, with square frames. So you can just place all your frames horizontally and it will work. There's no size limit.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Yokemate of Keyboards
Joined: 2003/3/1
Posts: 2129
From: Los Angeles
Allright Fab! OWB is getting better and faster. It seems like pages render faster/better in the new version, and being able to have Youtube in HTML 5 is really cool.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2008/7/11
Posts: 870
From: Delaware, USA
@koszer & fab How do you do it? I've got to get that animation in.....! Do you rename each anim and drop them in? i did the first one as transferanim.png and it showed as a still. how do i name the rest? [ Edited by xyphoid On 2010/3/9 22:04 ]
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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From: Delaware, USA
anyone else notice this when clicking thread links or viewing account posted messages now? happened a few times. Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. Size of a request header field exceeds server limit. Cookie: storyread[1752]=1; NewBBPlusLastVisit=1268094918; newbbplus_read_t=a%3A135%3A%7Bi%3A6496%
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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@xyphoid
Just copy the complete transferanim.png in resource (will take effect next time you'll start OWB). That transferanim topic is explained somewhere in the readme, btw. :)
About your bad request, no idea. I have an equally long string for some cookie, and it works. Just in case you didn't do it, delete conf/cookiecollection.db for this new version (that was also in the readme :)).
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Paladin of the Pegasos
Joined: 2004/2/8
Posts: 1362
From: Poland
Be sure that you get the proper transferanim file - and by saying "proper" I mean the single transferanim.png image that's (in my case) 900x25 px in size. Then just copy it to /resource and voila!
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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Posts: 870
From: Delaware, USA
@Koszer praises!!!
@Fab Ohhhh, That's why I needed to delete that. I swear you spent quality time on these readme's for people to just ask for help on the exact thing addressed in it. Thanks man!
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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@xyphoid
Someone reported to me that the he also had that cookie message/bad request issue. So I suggested he deletes the cookie db, and it worked, but the problem reappeared later for him, when going to an already visited news/thread, apparently. Too bad i can't reproduce that.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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Please note:
"I first made the .ipk format equivalent to .deb, (but renamed to avoid frustration and confusion). However, I recently changed it to be a tar.gz file rather than an ar archive so that ar would not have to be installed to use ipkg. (But with 0.99 we changed it back because gzipping compressed data is a waste of CPU and battery)."
"If you wish to view a .ipk file using WinZip, you can rename it (or copy it) as ....ipk.tar.gz, and then carefully open the contents."
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Acolyte of the Butterfly
Joined: 2005/2/23
Posts: 132
From: Berlin - Germany
I realized that text boxes cannot be dragged to become longer anymore. You can only extend their width but not their height. With earlier versions of OWB this worked. Has this changed for OWB itself or only for Fab's newer version(s)?
EDIT: It also produces a CR for the text you enter right at the position of the right border. When you move the right border, you will get the CR at another position. I am sure that with older versions all the text was just one single paragraph as long as you did not hit return key yourself.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Just looking around
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Hi,
Just downloaded 1.7, love the HTML 5 support. Just noticed that flashless no longer seems to work on the standard Youtube site, is this a clash with the HTML5 support? or have they changed something? Flashless still works fine on the mp3's on Amazon so I know it is setup ok.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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I don't think the HTML5 support would have an influence on that, even if i don't know what flashless relies on. But at least, getvideo isn't affected, so flashless shouldn't either.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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Disabling antialias on truetype fonts will give ugly results with cairo/fontconfig, bitmap fonts have to be used for that. It's possible by changing font directory (in conf/font/font.conf) to a directory where you would only use pcf fonts (these are the bitmap fonts used on linux). You could try the helvR8.pcf or so, it's not looking too bad.
That said, i don't see the relation with mosnet and network cpu load.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
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I'm not sure what you mean, but if the OS4 port is usable, then so is mine since it's faster (at least on Peg2). Since you said something about network, maybe use something else than MosNet.
Re: Origyn Web Browser v1.7 (with HTML5 video support)
Order of the Butterfly
Joined: 2003/7/11
Posts: 363
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probably is due some issue between MosNETand the new network thread, recently added.
i.e. Sputnik is much faster in the same enviroment.
Anyway FAB .... is on a 200 MHZ machine afterall
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