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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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minimum-logical-font-size doesn't works as expected by the UI.
Bug #636761
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Settings kept in sync with g_signal_connect were missing an initialization.
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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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This makes language autodetection, as implemented by some websites, to
work.
Most of the code stolen from libsoup.
Original patch from Mario Sánchez Prada.
Updated to work with non-English locales.
Approved by Gustavo Noronha.
Bug 602547
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There's really no way to completely disable Java support alone, and I
think enabling/disabling plugins in general is much more useful.
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Bug #604991
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There's a couple of issues with it we need to figure out, so disable
it for the release.
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Bug #607484
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All critical bugs have been fixed, we already depend on a new enough
version of WebKit, and this feature needs testing.
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WebKit will stop emitting load signals when it loads the error page,
which makes life easier for us.
Bug #377012
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Makes WebKit apply a series of workarounds for known broken sites.
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We default to the WebKitGTK+ user agent with Epiphany and the version
appended to it.
This can be overriden/modified in two ways:
- The gconf key /apps/epiphany/general/user_agent has the maximum
priority, and if it's set it will be always used.
- If the gconf key is not set, vendors can still customize the UA by
placing a branding.conf file in the share data directory. One
example would be:
[User Agent]
Vendor=SUSE
VendorSub=11.2
VendorComment=2.29.94-1
And the result would be:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; fr-fr) AppleWebKit/531.2+ (KHTML, like Gecko)
Safari/531.2+ SUSE/11.2 (2.29.94-1) Epiphany/2.29.94
Bug #580903
Signed-off-by: Xan Lopez <xan@gnome.org>
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New handler added to watch for changes in the GConf key with the list
of languages for the "Accept-Language" HTTP header, and update the
SoupSession's "accept-language" property (since libsoup 2.29.4).
Bug #528893
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This allows applications to provide their own context menus, and
perform their own handling for right-click events.
Bug #603326
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Bug #528799
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That's what ephy/gecko used to do (and I don't like it).
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preference
Almost the same than 'minimum-font-size', but broadly speaking WebKit
won't enforce it when it considers it could break the layout of a
site. Should avoid breakage in some sites when we have a minimum font
setting too big.
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We were using the defaults set in WebKitGTK+.
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