jumanji - a web browser

akira86 · 2010-08-31 15:14:47

I applied a patch that should fix the bug 20 (:open+Tab) ... but since this bug doesn't appear in my computer I can't be sure.

Could someone that encountered this bug, confirm it is solved in the latest jumanji version ?

burn · 2010-08-31 20:44:16

:open + Tab works now! thanks for that, but theres still a problem.

wasn't Shift+Tab supposed to take me to the previous entry? like... lets say i :open + Tab and there are:
bbs.archlinux.org
google.com
suckless.org

i can tab through them just fine. now i want to Shift+Tab from suckless.org to google.com but that doesnt work. it behaves just like :open+Tab used to...

akira86 · 2010-08-31 21:27:41

burn wrote:

:open + Tab works now! thanks for that, but theres still a problem.
Wasn't Shift+Tab supposed to take me to the previous entry

Solved

brisbin33 · 2010-08-31 21:40:28

akira86 wrote:

I applied a patch that should fix the bug 20 (:open+Tab) ... but since this bug doesn't appear in my computer I can't be sure.
Could someone that encountered this bug, confirm it is solved in the latest jumanji version ?

akira86, can you reproduce these issues if you just enable numlock and test? might help speed up debugging .

akira86 · 2010-08-31 21:53:21

It have been so long I used it that I almost forgot it... (it's not very useful on laptop)
You are right ... I can reproduce the issue if I enable numlock... and has burn said the bug is fixed :-)

burn · 2010-08-31 21:58:10

akira86 wrote:

Solved

hm, just pulled the latest git and its still the same?

edit: nevermind, packer used the old config.def.h which was still in tmp. it works perfectly now =]

Last edited by burn (2010-08-31 22:07:39)

akira86 · 2010-08-31 22:06:38

burn wrote:

akira86 wrote:
Solved
hm, just pulled the latest git and its still the same?

Do you have a modified config.h ??
If you have .. look the modification I made in config.def.h in the last commit and apply it to your config.h
If you never modified your config.h -> make distclean ; make

akira86 · 2010-09-06 01:12:26

I encounter some problem with file server that send 503 error.
Currently there is a bug of wget : when a server send 503 wget doesn't wait and retry, it simply end with error code 8.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=347573

(At the beginning I thought it was a cookie problem.. but it's not)

so I just wrote a little script that ask user if they want to restart the download if wget send an error message.
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/258929/

Maybe it could be helpful for someone else.

mhertz · 2010-09-07 08:23:29

Since jumanji supports cookies, then could someone please tell me why it sometimes "remembers" my iGoogle account(homepage), and othertimes dosen't and i'll need to enter a password?

Second, then what's this jumanjirc setting for: set auto_save 60

I'm having it set, as I was wondering if it might be releated to cookie-saving(?), but maybe it needs tweaking as i'm having these cookie problems? Do you guys have the same issue? (i'm guessing many use iGoogle as their homepage, since it supports showing a Gmail widget with new mails and such)

Thanks in advance, and jumanji seriously rocks!!!

-Martin.

Last edited by mhertz (2010-09-07 08:27:39)

akira86 · 2010-09-07 15:30:59

Jumanji use libsoup build-in cookies support :
http://library.gnome.org/devel/libsoup/ … rText.html

doc :

filename will be read in at startup to create an initial set of cookies. If read_only is FALSE (and it is in jumanji), then the non-session cookies (so permanent cookies) will be written to filename when the 'changed' signal is emitted from the jar.

so it doesn't save all the cookies, only "non-session" cookies (It save in the RAM you session cookies for your session life time).

But even "non-session" cookies have an expiration date :
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Cookies.txt

So even if jumanji save cookies sometimes you will be ask for login/password.

Second, then what's this jumanjirc setting for: set auto_save 60

every 60 second jumanji will save (write in files) your session (url of your open tabs), your history and your bookmark.
If jumanji crash you will not lost all of this.

note : jumanji also save session, hist and bookmark when you close it normally ... auto_save it is just useful for crash.

mhertz · 2010-09-08 18:08:47

Thanks alot mate, I really appreciate it!

greenmanwitch · 2010-09-18 02:02:32

Hello,

I was amazed how close to perfect this browser was by default. It's the only browser I've ever been able to open up and immediately start browsing.

However, I am also bothered by the sessions and wish there was an automatic form filler.

How do change those cookie settings so that I stay logged in? I am confused.

Thanks.

greenmanwitch · 2010-09-18 02:03:52

I don't know Javascript so I can't be of help but could somebody just translate UZBL's bash formfiller script to javascript?

Berticus · 2010-09-18 07:45:57

greenmanwitch wrote:

How do change those cookie settings so that I stay logged in? I am confused.

Like any other browser. For jumanji, cookies are saved to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/cookies.

greenmanwitch wrote:

I don't know Javascript so I can't be of help but could somebody just translate UZBL's bash formfiller script to javascript?

Haven't looked at it myself, but maybe you'd like to check out this: http://my.opera.com/userjs/forums/topic.dml?id=104238

greenmanwitch · 2010-09-18 09:49:32

@Berticus:

Those are where the cookies are saved, but that doesn't tell me how to keep my sessions running on websites so I don't have to log in every time I open the browser.

I took a look at the script but implementing it is beyond the scope of my knowledge.

Thanks.

mhertz · 2010-09-18 14:56:25

Yeah, I also have the issue of non-session cookies only lasting for a day or so, which seems strange as e.g. other browsers(firefox etc.) can retain those cookies for very long times. I'm talking about e.g. igoogle here, which is my homepage so that I can see new mails(gmail) upon startup, but it's pretty annoying to have to re-enter the password nearly each and every day when starting jumanji.

But, as akira86 previously stated, then jumanji uses libsoup for cookie-handling, so this must be something we should take up with the libsoup devs and not jumanji's.

Last edited by mhertz (2010-09-18 14:57:23)

Army · 2010-09-18 20:29:30

You can use privoxy to change the cookies so jumanji can save them longer. I still have to figure out why this works ... I have crunch-incoming-cookies, crunch-outcoming-cookies and filter content-cookies set to "Enable" and session-cookies-only set to "No Change". Then in the /etc/privoxy/user.action I put in all sites which are allowed to set cookies

{ -crunch-all-cookies }
.archlinux.
...

Where -crunch-all-cookies is an alias for -crunch-incoming-cookies -crunch-outgoing-cookies (default in the user.action file)

Cookies remain saved quite long (so far I didn't have to relogin and I've been using this configuration for almost half a week)

Of course it should work too with setting crunch-incoming-cookies and crunch-outcoming-cookies set to "Disable" (or "No Change", I don't know) in the first place ;-) But I wanted to show that there's a way to have a nice cookie management for jumanji, luakit etc with privoxy.

akira86 · 2010-09-20 01:39:56

I just made a commit in the master branch :

save_session setting have been change to default_session_name (it's a string) : you have to set it if you want to save session between jumanji run.

new command :
:sessionsave [name]
:sessionload [name]

to save and load session with a given name (completion work)

For cookie duration I looked in library.gnome.org and the only thing I found is :
http://library.gnome.org/devel/libsoup/ … et-max-age

but I don't know how to use it in jumanji, and don't have the time too.

cesura · 2010-09-20 02:08:04

akira86 wrote:

I just made a commit in the master branch :
save_session setting have been change to default_session_name (it's a string) : you have to set it if you want to save session between jumanji run.
new command :
:sessionsave [name]
:sessionload [name]
to save and load session with a given name (completion work)
For cookie duration I looked in library.gnome.org and the only thing I found is :
http://library.gnome.org/devel/libsoup/ … et-max-age
but I don't know how to use it in jumanji, and don't have the time too.

Awesome! However, I am getting some pretty make errors:

jumanji.c: In function 'init_data':
jumanji.c:780:74: error: 'JUMANJI_SESSIONS' undeclared (first use in this function)
jumanji.c:780:74: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
jumanji.c: In function 'cmd_write':
jumanji.c:3294:7: error: 'default_session_name' undeclared (first use in this function)
jumanji.c:3312:73: error: 'JUMANJI_SESSIONS' undeclared (first use in this function)
jumanji.c: In function 'main':
jumanji.c:4355:8: error: 'default_session_name' undeclared (first use in this function)
make: *** [jumanji.o] Error 1

akira86 · 2010-09-20 02:38:40

You should update your custom config.h or make sure you are using the new config.def.h

If you use the AUR pkgbuild try to add "make distclean" just before "msg "The local files are updated.""

cesura · 2010-09-20 19:57:40

akira86 wrote:

You should update your custom config.h or make sure you are using the new config.def.h

Ah, okay. Thanks!

thms · 2010-09-22 11:33:40

Hi, I tried jumanji but I can't follow a link without the mouse.

The man page says "f" is for follow link but it hasn't any effect here. Am I missing something?

Last edited by thms (2010-09-22 11:38:40)

karol · 2010-09-22 12:38:33

thms wrote:

Hi, I tried jumanji but I can't follow a link without the mouse.
The man page says "f" is for follow link but it hasn't any effect here. Am I missing something?

When you press 'f' it should look like this http://ompldr.org/vNTNqNQ
You pick the number and follow the link.

IIRC you need to have

# follow hint
script ~/.config/jumanji/scripts/input_hinting_mode.js

in your ~/.config/jumanji/jumanjirc

Last edited by karol (2010-09-22 12:40:11)

thms · 2010-09-22 14:40:43

I expected to see what you've shown (similar to vimperator) but your solution doesn't work. There is no input_hinting_mode.js on my whole system.

Last edited by thms (2010-09-22 14:42:13)

karol · 2010-09-22 14:42:36

thms wrote:

I expected to see what you've shown (similar to vimperator) but your solution doesn't work. There is no such file (on my whole system).

The wiki says it's an aoutdated way of doing hints, but still works here
http://pwmt.org/projects/jumanji/wiki

I can e-mail that file to you if you want.

Last edited by karol (2010-09-22 14:44:48)

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