Evan Prodromou-(e)k idatzi zuen: > Txopi wrote: >> BUG 1: FF 3.0 over Ubuntu >> In my Ubuntu laptop I run Firefox 3.0.16 and I don't have the option >> explained in the wiki (Page info -> Permissions -> Share my location). >> > Firefox 3.0 doesn't support geolocation, AFAIK.
You mean it doesn't support the feature or to block the feature? >> BUG 2: FF 3.5 over Windows >> Today I have tryed to send a post to identi.ca with another computer >> (Firefox 3.5.6 over Windows XP) and it happens the same, my location is >> made public without my consent. I have checked that "Share my location" >> (at Page info -> Permissions) is blocked, but anyway my location is >> showed. Why? I have no idea. I have blocked all the permissions but the >> cookies (to allow login on identi.ca) but when I send the post in the >> page, my location is published anyway. So I delete it again. >> >> > What's the user name you're testing with? I see no location info on > notices for user 'txopi'. That's because after sending posts I have deleted them. > > If we don't receive location information from your browser or your > client, we'll add your profile's current location. I set my location to > the same string as yours, and here's what I get: > > http://identi.ca/notice/17667160 > > Is that similar what you're seeing? Geonames.org is mapping "Basque > Country" to the center of Vitoria (the capital, IIRC). That's correct. The capital of the Basque Country is Vitoria-Gasteiz. Thanks for explaining that if no location information is get from the browser, if available, the profile's location is published. >> Meantime I hope you understand that I don't want to send posts (dents?) >> to >> identi.ca. >> > I don't (understand, that is). I think that if you specify your location > in your profile it's entirely reasonable to assume that your notices are > coming from that location. > > I also think that if you're willing to share that location with others > in your profile, it's a fair assumption that you're willing to geo-stamp > your notices from that location. > > But you shouldn't see that behaviour from Firefox. You are right. But you have to understand that I didn't know how the geolocation feature works exactly and I supposed that the location shown by StatusNet was the real (approximated) one. Txopi. _______________________________________________ StatusNet-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev
