Re: Am I alone? - Update
El Viernes 09 Octubre 2009 16:53:57 jedd escribió:
> Not sure what to do on this front.
To resign yourself and use Firefox, I'm afraid...
Sadly -and I'd like this was just my experience, but many other people experience similar issues-, Konqueror just sucks. It crashes, doesn't load correctly lots of pages -especially important ones, like banks and such-, doesn't handle Flash nor Java well, its bookmarks manager -at least if you have several hundred bookmarks- crashes even more, its address bar behavior is antediluvian compared to FF's one, it "forgets" addresses you may have visited 5 days ago, etc, etc.
So even if FF is heavier and GTK is ugly, backwards and its bad integration into KDE is a crime against every decent human being's aesthetical sense, it's solid and reliable like granite, and you can always "QT-ize" it a bit.
Also, you can try Arora. I have no idea about it beyond it uses Webkit and QT, but never tried nor read too much about it.
> Manolete - my konq crash was much more severe than the type
> you describe. If you're interested, grab the attachment on the
> report at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205348 - please
> comment at b.k.o if you can reproduce the crash - it happens
> as soon as I load the .war and hit the 'increase font size' button.
I can reproduce it, although in my box Konqueror doesn't freeze until I have changed font size 4 or 5 times. I'll comment on b.k.o.
> Also, I have good success with quanta - has to be force installed,
> at the moment, until I get around to rebuilding the .deb - but it
> works a treat on KDE4. It'll be fantastic once kdevelop4 comes up
> to speed, as it looks like this is intended to replace quanta in the
> KDE4 world - eventually. I've played with a few alternatives, and
> the best I've found is Aptana - but it just doesn't compare, despite
> being 200+MB (to Quanta's 6MB). {sigh}
>
I don't know too much about web design and programming software, but there's Amaya, the editor made by the W3C, which I believe is QT. Don't know if it's comprable to Quanta, nor if it's in the repos, but if you want to try it's here: http://www.w3.org/Amaya/
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