Hi Daniel,
On 15 Feb 2012, at 22:29, Daniel Drake d...@laptop.org wrote:
2012/2/2 Manuel Quiñones ma...@laptop.org:
I'm proposing, for the new and fresh Browse wearing WebKit, the
following behaviour when clicking on a link to a PDF:
- the PDF is shown in a new tab, next to the current
-
Hi Anish,
El día 14 de febrero de 2012 13:30, Anish Mangal an...@sugarlabs.org escribió:
Hi Manuel,
I think (as I pointed out in todays development meetings[1]), that
this proposed behavior is somewhat of a regression (over browse 129
atleast)
In v129 to view a pdf, I first have to save it
2012/2/2 Manuel Quiñones ma...@laptop.org:
I'm proposing, for the new and fresh Browse wearing WebKit, the
following behaviour when clicking on a link to a PDF:
- the PDF is shown in a new tab, next to the current
- basic document navigation is provided to the user
- as well, a button to
Hi Manuel,
I think (as I pointed out in todays development meetings[1]), that
this proposed behavior is somewhat of a regression (over browse 129
atleast)
In v129 to view a pdf, I first have to save it to the journal, which
it might be seen an impediment to have to save content before viewing
Hi S Page,
El día 3 de febrero de 2012 03:00, S Page skierp...@gmail.com escribió:
2012/2/2 Manuel Quiñones ma...@laptop.org:
Am I overlooking something? Comments?
Sounds good. But Browse already works similar to this on an XO-1
running 11.3.0. E.g. open a PDF Collection from the OLPC
El día 2 de febrero de 2012 10:05, Samuel Greenfeld
greenf...@laptop.org escribió:
Something to watch out for is that many websites already like to open a
separate tab or window for PDF documents, sometimes via Javascript and
sometimes by setting the target frame/window.
Sometimes these sites
I'm proposing, for the new and fresh Browse wearing WebKit, the
following behaviour when clicking on a link to a PDF:
- the PDF is shown in a new tab, next to the current
- basic document navigation is provided to the user
- as well, a button to save to Journal is provided
Using the save to
2012/2/2 Manuel Quiñones ma...@laptop.org:
I'm proposing, for the new and fresh Browse wearing WebKit, the
following behaviour when clicking on a link to a PDF:
- the PDF is shown in a new tab, next to the current
- basic document navigation is provided to the user
- as well, a button to
Something to watch out for is that many websites already like to open a
separate tab or window for PDF documents, sometimes via Javascript and
sometimes by setting the target frame/window.
Sometimes these sites directly link the PDF file; other times they attempt
to include it inline.
If we
2012/2/2 Manuel Quiñones ma...@laptop.org:
Am I overlooking something? Comments?
Sounds good. But Browse already works similar to this on an XO-1
running 11.3.0. E.g. open a PDF Collection from the OLPC Library
home page such as Big Cats or Activity Handbook, and it opens in
Browse in the
I wrote:
Somehow I've gotten PDFs to show
in the Journal, and from there I Resume with Read for a better
reading experience.
I think that was back when clicking a PDF in Browse (even in
~/Library) would download it into the Journal. When I tried to do this
with 11.3.0 I ran into a strange
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