Hello, I am using linux-opera in FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE, with ion as my window manager.
As far as plugins, shockwave-flash is behaving perfectly. When I click on a .swf file, the flash animation opens up _inside_ the web viewing area, stays inside the browser, etc. No new windows are created. However, when the flash animation is finished, I am simply left with a black screen and have to hit the back button to go back to the page I initiated the flash file from. 1. Is there any way to just have the animation finish and be left back at the screen I started on ? (and not have to hit the back button) Now, acroread behaves differently ... I can successfully open pdf documents in opera, but acroread spawns a whole new window. 2. Is there any way to have acroread initiate itself _inside_ of opera ? Even better, is it possible for it to respect the browser back button, so I can just go back with the back button and the acroread window (and program) just disappear ? 3. Is this possible with xmms and/or xine as well ? They also spawn whole new windows when I hit a .avi or .mp3 ... 4. Is it possible that somehow, between opera and xine, (or xmms) they can be smart enough to know that if one piece of media is playing, and I click on another piece of media, not to spawn another player and compete with each other for graphics/sound, but rather to just start playing the new thing in the existing player and forget the old piece of media ? 5. Finally, often opera will, when I click on a mp3 or a movie, download the entire thing before sending it off to xmms/xine for playback. How can I force opera to just start playing it immediately ? And further, is it possible to configure how much of it to buffer before handing it off ? I know it is possible, because if I run: xmms http://example.com/mp3/some_song.mp3 playback begins immediately ... it doesn't download the entire song first... thanks. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new Resources site http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/ _______________________________________________ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-questions To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"