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It's consistent with what every other browser is doing and with our
future design.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=656091
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Hardcode it to be "about:blank". The final step could be completely
remove the rest of the code, but it might be useful for the future
Overview page (if we consider it the new "homepage").
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=665469
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Depends on WebKitGTK+ being built with spell check support, otherwise
it won't do anything.
Based on a patch by Diego Escalante.
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Using the view-source feature provided by WebKitGTK+ can be handier than
opening gedit or the default text/html application in your system.
This adds "internal-view-source" to org.gnome.Epiphany to force the
internal-viewer always.
Based on Ole Laursen's patch.
Bug #597156
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This just breaks the layout from too many sites, and we can get
reasonable readability through the new font size settings available
and/or zooming. For those so inclined, the value can still be tweaked
through the gsettings command line or dconf-editor.
Bug #644247
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Allow users to set custom sans, serif and monospace fonts if they don't want
the defaults, which are the desktop wide settings in the
org.gnome.desktop.interface schema.
Bug #636761
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I don't think it makes any sense to make this optional, much less to
have a UI preference for it.
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Adds our own schemas, a migration file and removes old gconf API and files.
Bug #624485
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