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#1 2010-07-02 03:53:06
- zmbmartin
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Webkit mouse/cursor problem (chromium, midori, epiphany)
I have a problem with webkit based browser and was wondering if someone else had the same problem and/or had some ideas on how to fix it. In webkit browsers my mouse/cursor does not respond to state changes. So when I hover over a link the mouse/cursor does not change to a hand or when I hover over a text box it doesn't change to the text cursor. It is really annoying. If I do click on a link after I click the cursor turns into a hand and then stays that way no matter what I hover over.
I have tried reinstalling all the browsers and deleting any config files. I have tried reinstalling libwebkit and even tried installing the nightly libwebkit. Still the problem persists. I have used chrome in osx and windows and do not have the problem.
I also thought that maybe it was a 64 bit issue so I tried chromium in a chroot arch32 but still had the problem.
Anyone have some insight on this?
Thanks
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#2 2010-07-02 21:22:50
- maevius
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Re: Webkit mouse/cursor problem (chromium, midori, epiphany)
Maybe a VGA driver problem? Chromium x64 working well here.
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#3 2011-01-10 15:20:32
- bhadotia
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- From: Karnal, India
- Registered: 2008-12-09
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Re: Webkit mouse/cursor problem (chromium, midori, epiphany)
I have a problem with webkit based browser and was wondering if someone else had the same problem and/or had some ideas on how to fix it. In webkit browsers my mouse/cursor does not respond to state changes. So when I hover over a link the mouse/cursor does not change to a hand or when I hover over a text box it doesn't change to the text cursor. It is really annoying. If I do click on a link after I click the cursor turns into a hand and then stays that way no matter what I hover over.
Just a remark:
I'm also facing a similar problem running chromium on 32-bit arch with KDE. When I move the mouse cursor over the edges/corners of the browser the mouse cursor changes state (so a s to show arrows used for changing windows size) but uses the default X11 theme instead of my KDE mouse cursor theme....
Also I'm using gtk-kde4 for gtk apps in KDE.
Last edited by bhadotia (2011-01-10 15:22:27)
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