John Liebson wrote:Problem with 0.6: I cannot empty the trash.
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Out of curiosity, I tried moving everything out of trash back into their respective feeds. That worked, and rather quickly at that. I then started moving feeds back into the trash and emptying the trash; that process even worked when I had 196 items in the trash.
I haven't seen it. If you ever come across reliable steps to reproduce it, please let me know.
alta88 wrote:- i've turned off autoupdate and just do it manually; when updating Newest Mozilla Addons feed eg. the throbber runs forever without updating. there should be a timeout interrupt for non responding or invalid feeds (with some error msg/notifier probably)..
The case of invalid (badly formatted, empty) feeds is actually handled - an error icon is shown as the favicon. It's when the server isn't responding that you see the throbber spin indefinitely. I know I have to deal with it, it's on my TODO list.
- context menu is not the same for links within the feed items' content as it is on web pages, nor even the same as context menu for the feed content header. so one cannot use Open Link in New Tab on the title, or Save Image As.. on an image (this may be why Image Zoom doesn't work). something to do with html:div tags construct?
- can you make the title drag n droppable? this way, using Split Browser, one can open a new pane simply by dragging the title onto SB's dropmarker indicator. then both 3paners and 2paners can be happy ; )
Both of these are side effects of using XBL widgets to display the entries. I don't think it's going to change, it's just how it works.
- is there any way you can make the sidebar configurable to actually open in the Fx sidebar?
Sorry to keep shooting you down like this but again it's impossible. It has to be one way or another, it would be far too much hassle to make it configurable.
oh, do you have an example 2 column stylesheet, i uninstalled Sage a while ago otherwise i'd try to clone one..
Yeah, that should be pretty easy. Perhaps I'll try to put it together and post it here sometime.
smacd75 wrote:Being a long time Sage user I'm almost (I said ALMOST!) sad to say that there is no comparison. The look and feel of Brief, along with it's terrific feature set, make it the clear choice when it comes to an integrated RSS reader for Firefox.
Great work Ancestor!
My pleasure!