Bug#145021: marked as done (konqueror: problems with searching for anchors)
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Re: Konqueror problems with Arial font
On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 01:23:25PM +, Nick Leverton wrote: I'm running Ralf's ktown KDE3.1 under Debian Testing, and I have a problem with web pages which explicitly specify arial as the font. The problem is that ordinary text displays fixed at some default size, yet bold text displays at the correct size. http://www.leverton.org/test.html shows it up. Arial, as far as I know, is the version from msttcorefonts (though I do have Abiword installed). I also find that extended characters are displayed wrongly, for instance copyright (#169;) is displayed as the Spanish upside-down-questionmark and most accented characters come up as something else entirely. All used to be fine in KDE2.2.2. Other fonts than Arial appear fine. If I show the same pages in Mozilla (v1.0.0) then it displays fine. So I guess the problem may be in khtml's rendering in KDE3.1 ? Especially sinze Quanta also exhibits the same problem. Can anyone else reproduce this ? I've put up a test page at http://www.leverton.org/test.html which demonstrates (with screenshots) the problem. I'd be grateful if a few people could find time to look at it and see whether they also get the incorrect rendering of Arial under Konq 3.1 on Testing. Nick
Re: Konqueror problems with Arial font
Works fine here (konq 3.1 from karolina's packages) Maybe check your fontconfig configuration. -- Sylvain Joyeux
Re: Konqueror problems with Arial font
On 14.Feb 2003 - 13:02:09, Nick Leverton wrote: On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 01:23:25PM +, Nick Leverton wrote: All used to be fine in KDE2.2.2. Other fonts than Arial appear fine. If I show the same pages in Mozilla (v1.0.0) then it displays fine. So I guess the problem may be in khtml's rendering in KDE3.1 ? Especially sinze Quanta also exhibits the same problem. Can anyone else reproduce this ? I've put up a test page at http://www.leverton.org/test.html which demonstrates (with screenshots) the problem. I'd be grateful if a few people could find time to look at it and see whether they also get the incorrect rendering of Arial under Konq 3.1 on Testing. Works for me, but I've compile kde3.1 myself using konstruct, everything else is testing here. -- Ein Jüngling, der mit dem bürgerlichen Leben zufrieden wäre, wäre sehr mittelmäßig. -- Jean Paul pgp2gCw3juKh9.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Konqueror problems with Arial font
Em Sex, 2003-02-14 às 11:02, Nick Leverton escreveu: On Wed, Feb 12, 2003 at 01:23:25PM +, Nick Leverton wrote: I'm running Ralf's ktown KDE3.1 under Debian Testing, and I have a problem with web pages which explicitly specify arial as the font. The problem is that ordinary text displays fixed at some default size, yet bold text displays at the correct size. http://www.leverton.org/test.html shows it up. Arial, as far as I know, is the version from msttcorefonts (though I do have Abiword installed). I also find that extended characters are displayed wrongly, for instance copyright (#169;) is displayed as the Spanish upside-down-questionmark and most accented characters come up as something else entirely. All used to be fine in KDE2.2.2. Other fonts than Arial appear fine. If I show the same pages in Mozilla (v1.0.0) then it displays fine. So I guess the problem may be in khtml's rendering in KDE3.1 ? Especially sinze Quanta also exhibits the same problem. Can anyone else reproduce this ? I've put up a test page at http://www.leverton.org/test.html which demonstrates (with screenshots) the problem. I'd be grateful if a few people could find time to look at it and see whether they also get the incorrect rendering of Arial under Konq 3.1 on Testing. Nick Works perfectly here with official kde3.1 from unstable Michel -- Michel Loos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Konqueror problems with Arial font
On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 12:25:11PM -0200, Michel Loos wrote: I've put up a test page at http://www.leverton.org/test.html which demonstrates (with screenshots) the problem. I'd be grateful if a few people could find time to look at it and see whether they also get the incorrect rendering of Arial under Konq 3.1 on Testing. Works perfectly here with official kde3.1 from unstable Thanks to you and everyone who tried it. I'll have to try and track it down then, this means getting to grips with Testing's font management I think (no fontconfig in Testing!) Nick
Konqueror problems with Arial font
I'm running Ralf's ktown KDE3.1 under Debian Testing, and I have a problem with web pages which explicitly specify arial as the font. The problem is that ordinary text displays fixed at some default size, yet bold text displays at the correct size. http://www.leverton.org/test.html shows it up. Arial, as far as I know, is the version from msttcorefonts (though I do have Abiword installed). I also find that extended characters are displayed wrongly, for instance copyright (#169;) is displayed as the Spanish upside-down-questionmark and most accented characters come up as something else entirely. All used to be fine in KDE2.2.2. Other fonts than Arial appear fine. If I show the same pages in Mozilla (v1.0.0) then it displays fine. So I guess the problem may be in khtml's rendering in KDE3.1 ? Especially sinze Quanta also exhibits the same problem. Can anyone else reproduce this ? Nick
konqueror problems
Hi! There are problems with some sites, for example hotmail and http://www.mbnet.fi When I try to access the site, konqueror either cant' get there at all or crashes after a few Can't connect to... dialogs. This applies only, when I don't use a proxy. But, I guess my ISP has a transparent one. Netscape has no problems though. I have an account at the local university, so I got things working with konqy by using an ssh tunnel to their proxy thus avoiding the ISP:s proxy. Could this be a problem with my ISP, broken proxy? Again, netscape has no problems. When I don't use the tunnel, I get following errors in my .xsession-errors: kio (KRun): ERROR: ERROR 23 www.hotmail.com and kio (KRun): ERROR: ERROR 23 netpool.adhostcenter.com Konqueror and the libs are version 2.1.0.1 for sid. I don't know much about proxies, though. I checked the kde bug database and this looks very much like bug #13965 or #11620 (which actually was maked done). -Jaakko Kyrö
Re: konqueror problems
There are problems with some sites, for example hotmail and http://www.mbnet.fi the mbnet.fi I can recreate and am reporting it upstream. what's weird now is the second time around it get's futher...the could not connect errors I'm seeing are from netpool.adhostcenter.com When I try to access the site, konqueror either cant' get there at all or crashes after a few Can't connect to... dialogs. This applies only, when I don't use a proxy. But, I guess my ISP has a transparent one. Netscape has no problems though. I have an account at the local university, so I got things working with konqy by using an ssh tunnel to their proxy thus avoiding the ISP:s proxy. Could this be a problem with my ISP, broken proxy? Again, netscape has no problems. When I don't use the tunnel, I get following errors in my .xsession-errors: kio (KRun): ERROR: ERROR 23 www.hotmail.com and kio (KRun): ERROR: ERROR 23 netpool.adhostcenter.com Konqueror and the libs are version 2.1.0.1 for sid. I don't know much about proxies, though. I checked the kde bug database and this looks very much like bug #13965 or #11620 (which actually was maked done). -Jaakko Kyr? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---end quoted text--- -- Ivan E. Moore II [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://snowcrash.tdyc.com GPG KeyID=90BCE0DD GPG Fingerprint=F2FC 69FD 0DA0 4FB8 225E 27B6 7645 8141 90BC E0DD
Re: konqueror problems
Viestissä Perjantai 16. Maaliskuuta 2001 12:00, Ivan E. Moore II kirjoitti: There are problems with some sites, for example hotmail and http://www.mbnet.fi the mbnet.fi I can recreate and am reporting it upstream. what's weird now is the second time around it get's futher...the could not connect errors I'm seeing are from netpool.adhostcenter.com That's right, there are some banner ads being loaded from there. It seems to crash somewhat randomly and it seems to happen upon clicking the OK button on the error dialog. Happens with http://www.keltainenporssi.fi too. Hotmail doesn't work at all. Could this be a transparent proxy problem? I haven't checked whether konqueror actually tries to contact those addresses. And, everything works fine when set the proxy manually. I don't like it though since I have a fast connection. -- -Jaakko Kyrö
Re: konqueror problems
On Mar 16 2001, Ivan E. Moore II wrote: There are problems with some sites, for example hotmail and http://www.mbnet.fi the mbnet.fi I can recreate and am reporting it upstream. what's weird now is the second time around it get's futher...the could not connect errors I'm seeing are from netpool.adhostcenter.com It's funny that I'm not seeing a crash with this site, but I've seen an increased number of crashes regarding konqueror -- I guess that this is due to konqueror becoming more and more complex. Perhaps it would be the appropriate time to include another directory of KDE programs (say kde-debug) with all debugging symbols included? I sincerely don't want to have another Mozilla (big, fat, and buggy) which is barely usable due to its memory demands. I also don't mind being the guinea pig running that set of binaries to help development and the community in general, even if they are slower and bigger. I reckon that I'm not alone with this and it's for a very good cause. []s, Roger... -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Rogerio Brito - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.ime.usp.br/~rbrito/ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
