Nice job Rupp!

Great tutorial!

Thank you..

Hi Rupp

What about a about:config ?

And it's nglayout.initialpaint.delay ?

Hi Rupp

What about a about:config ?

And it's nglayout.initialpaint.delay ?

@moulefrite

That stuff I believe is gecko related. So not a lot I can do with that. I will search for other tweaks and stuff.

Hi Rupp,

Thanks for your guide. Here's some others tweaks :
Managing Search Engines -> My config for Scroogle :
Name : Scroogle
Description : Web Search
Adress : https://ssl.scroogle.org/cgi-bin/nbbwssl.cgi?Gw=%s
Icon :
Token : oo

There's also the usefull extension RSS reader (just enable it then clic and the RSS icon on the adress bar to add it)

I've tried to use a script wich play video on youtube without flash player :
Here's the script for greasemonky : http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/50771
Here's insctructions to get it work on Midori : http://userscripts.org/topics/43095

This script need a plugin like gecko-mediaplayer to work. I've read that we can use this plugin in Midori but I don't know how to do in Slitaz. If someone has an idea...

The plugin should auto recognize. It pops up but doesn't do anything. Gonna have a look at that soon. Thanks for your suggestions.



Rupp

*added youtube downloaded script
*added shortcut howto

for small screens it's nice to go

edit > preferences > interface
set box to "show icons only".
somehow I managed to have icons and adresbar in the one same line.

also there you could check "open new tabs in background", which feels more like firefox.. will change the rightclickmenu "t" to background-tab, too.

where can I change key-combinations? like to have backspace for "one page back". and how can I switch between tabs with keyboard?

@saneks
I just updated the wiki before you even posted that question with the answers.

It shows how when you open up the shortcut keys box. I also posted it in the wiki.

Backspace I don't believe can be used because it is for disabling hotkeys.

Switch between tabs.

Ctrl+PageUp
Ctrl+PageDown

I didn't post every command there is because it is self explanatory when you read it.


Rupp

Hi Rupp

I suggested the nglayout.initialprint.delay = 2000 as an option you can
find on firefox . So, whatever the way one take to do it, it's should be cool
to have an engine-option that display the web page ONLY when all it's content
(pictures mainly) are downloaded and gathered together (but if under a delay fixed at 2000 millisecondes for exemple)

Have a look on firefox (through the about:config) to notice the reactivity difference.

I suggested that because on midori , we see the web page being build piece per piece and it's high CPU required.

Do you think possible to do something similar with midori ?




+ Also, for netbooks and little screens, it should be great to have possibility to fix Zoom on an fixed rate even for the new open tab !


Cheers

P.S

No Rupp ,

Epiphany has webkit (no longer gecko) and seems to still have about:config