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| #165 | fixed | Entry input fields in Webkit don't accept some characters | ||
| Description |
in apps using the WebKit? it's not possible to enter some characters. how to reproduce: open the Qt Demo Browser and to to www.google.com now in the searchfield enter the character @ this character is not visible tested on a system with a swissgerman keyboard layout and lang set to de_CH. i also tryed lang en_US but still the same. |
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| #166 | fixed | Arora web browser cannot locate to existing instance | ||
| Description |
The Arora web browser is using local IPC to detect if it is already running and to pass command line arguments along. This will fail on OS/2. The reason for that is that OS/2's TCP/IP does not fully support the PF_UNIX protocol family. Thus the implementation of QLocalServer and QLocalSocket does not work.
The suggested fix is basically a combination of the mechanism used under Windows (pipes) with the name syntax required by OS/2's TCP/IP ( |
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| #167 | fixed | Add SSL support | ||
| Description |
The Arora web browser would benefit from SSL support. I gave it a quick try and it appears to be not a too big issue. Using openssl-1.0.0a-os2knix-20100603-dev.zip and openssl-1.0.0a-os2knix-20100603-runtime.zip from Hobbes, Arora could successfully login to eBay. Find patches for run-time loading of OpenSSL attached. It needs to be discussed, if we should support the 0.9.x series of OpenSSL and/or if we should provide some means for the end user to specify the names of the SSL DLLs. Also configure.cmd needs to be changed... |
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