On Thu, October 6, 2011 8:21 am, Roger Darlington wrote: > I cannot see why it should scroll the whole caboodle at all, certainly > scrolling it doesn't reveal anything of use to anyone. > > I think the way Netsurf works with frames at the moment is definitely > 4 steps backwards to the way it used to work.
I think it's worth pointing out that, at least AIUI, frames are currently a work in progress. When they "worked", they were provided by the RISC OS front-end and so we were the only platform to have support. They are now provided by the core: this makes them available to all platforms, and simplifies the RISC OS code significantly (which as anyone who has looked at the code in question will know, is no bad thing). AFAIK, the internal APIs for things like scrolling are still being worked on, so at present support is still less complete (for RISC OS users) than it once was. Hopefully this should change over time, rather as the bookmarks, history and cookies windows returned to normal following their move into the core a while back. -- Steve Fryatt - Leeds, England http://www.stevefryatt.org.uk/
