Keyboard-driven vim-like browser on Qt5
qutebrowser is a keyboard-focused browser with a minimal GUI.
It's based on Python, PyQt5 and QtWebKit and is free software.
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qutebrowser-2.5.1.tar.gz | 0006089389 5.81 MB | |
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qutebrowser.changes | 0000169249 165 KB | |
qutebrowser.keyring | 0000070856 69.2 KB | |
qutebrowser.spec | 0000004152 4.05 KB |
Revision 58 (latest revision is 64)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Mia Herkt (mia)
(revision 58)
- Update to version 2.5.1 Fixed * The qute-pass userscript is marked as executable again. * The MathML workaround for darkmode (e.g. black on black Wikipedia formula) now also works for display (rather than inline) math. * The content.proxy setting can now correctly be set to arbitrary values via the qute://settings page again. * Fixed a rare possible crash with invalid Content-Disposition headers. * Fixes for various notification-related crashes: + With the tiramisu notification server (due to invalid behavior of the server, now a non-fatal error) + With the budgie notification server when closing a notification (due to invalid behavior of the server, now worked around) + When a server exits with an unsuccessful exit status (now a non-fatal error) + When a server couldn't be started successfully (now a non-fatal error) + With the herbe notification presenter, when the website tries to close the notification after the user accepting (right-clicking) it. * Fixes in userscripts: + The qute-bitwarden userscript now correctly searches for entries for sites on a subdomain of an unrecognized TLD. subdomain names. Previously my.site.local would have searched in bitwarden for my.sitelocal, losing the rightmost dot.
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