Comment by 😎 flipperzero
Re: "Looking for some beta testers who use Linux for a multi-…"
I have a new bug report. It will be outlined in the lines below this passage:
bug status + thought bubbles
general
- bookmark buttons for importing and exporting do not seem to produce the file manager window to select from where to import or export. blank option.
- typing in URL with uri handler on blank tab always opens new tab with fetched resource instead of surfing to page right on current tab.(behavior appears consistent related to different protocol uri attempts while on current uri [e.g. gopher address while on gemini page, or gemini address while on web page.]
- [web page] (aggregated from various colleague observations') notice concerning LLM figure generation usage seems to be overtly reflected in git project page but not so clearly over main webpage, deserving better transparent disclosures.
- cross-protocol: on pages without navigation menu or home link (when unavailable), no clear way between web, gopher, and gemini to return to rootdoc path of currently loaded resource (tab-specific website, capsule, gopherhole session), or ability to hold-click navigation arrows to recursively select previous or (if previously tracked) successive loaded documents.
web
- middle-click for new tab seems to work for gemini and gopher, but not for web. clicks and loads resource within current tab instead.
- player for invidious sites seem to cut off play button (e.g. inv.nadeko.net, play still seems possible via clicking media player screen)
- full screen for media players seem to retain top address field and taskbar persistently appeared, between youtube and invidious.
- multiple search engine queries eventually lead to memory leak + cpu load usage spikes (better observable when a tab is present with media playing in the background while running searches in a different tab)
- leaving the browser on over night after playing media (as well as observing the search engine phenomena stated above) the binary crashes the entire environment, halting even peripheral input, leading to a required restart.
gemini
- cgi script which acts as proxied media stream does not seem to recognize by mimetype, pipe to transfer request, and prompt for media options (e.g. hashnix.club/cgi/hashnixradio.cgi)
- links with unicode 'emoji' or similar symbol prefixes do not seem to take button position in place of usual "arrow" space in bullet to link like conventional clients appear to
- attempting to upload input via titan request produces "Upload failed: Read error: [Errno 104] Connection reset by peer" (i.e. attempting to edit a post in Bubble BBS with a "long text" block as an appended 2nd section).
- reloading a capsule loads the page from the bottom rather than starting at the top of the page.
gopher
- links with unicode symbol prefixes do not seem to take button position in place of usual "arrow" bullet to link like conventional clients appear to (similar to stated above re gemini)
Apr 30 · 7 days ago
3 Later Comments ↓
🍺 CalvusRex [OP] · Apr 30 at 23:40:
@flipperzero Once again, thanks for the feedback. I'm going to get working on these as soon as I can. I'll update when I think I ahve them sorted out. 👍
🍺 CalvusRex [OP] · May 01 at 14:14:
@flipperzero I think I have adressed most of your pain points *thanks again). A couple of things will be hard for me to address (Invidious - need a live repro, and memory leak - needs profiling). The overnight crash is also a pain spot because of different GPU drivers and WebKit. I'll look into it more. As for LLM disclosure, I'll take that into consideration once I decide full release policy.
😎 flipperzero · May 01 at 16:00:
@CalvusRex you mad lad, you've done it, you really did it! The addresses on clear current tab loads up -right- on the same tab. I checked the cgi too, it goes through flawlessly! I'll test out other platforms across gemini and report back to you anything about dynamic file operations, integrations, script interactions, etc. Unfortunately, the long edit error still persists with the following error message:
I also notice this error message when attempting the long text edit button here, but without any text input:
which I imagine must correlate with what's going on related to the first message, I'd stand to reason anyhow. Anyways, for the most part, as you say it seems most of the bugs have been accounted for. I'll report anything else in if I run into it. Thank you again for your work on this! (Posted using waystone :P)
Original Post
Looking for some beta testers who use Linux for a multi-protocol browser I've been working on. [https link] Feedback is appreciated if decide to try it out.