I checked, it’s all about branding. If you build with original name and specify the original branding (thunderbird), then installing extensions works fine.
PS: I need to think about how to properly trick out the site with addons )
The way you mentioned downloading it and save/copy this to /boot/home/config/settings/Mozilla/Firefox/*****.default-default/extensions
worked fine also, maybe handy if people are looking for a way to install it. +1
There are many options to set manually, but my goal is to make the only correct option work
Is waterfox using the skylake (likely avx/avx2) optimizations in 6.5.5? There is a dramatic performance difference in AMD ryzen/Skylake CPUs in two computers i run haiku beta5 (no nightly) in contrast to iceweasel, and now i am able to abuse the browser, although it starts to have slowdowns and you have to restart it after a while (doesn’t bothers me much). Crashes have reduced significantly in waterfox compared to iceweasel too.
Awesome! Keep the good work, it has been very valuable!
Updated the Icedove build:
- fixed the problem of installing extensions
- fixed the css for the “about” window for dark themes.
I’ve tried to add the CalDAV served by Disroot to no avail. I get this error
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/DNS.worker.mjs, line 61: Error: Couldn't find libresolv for other; tried: libresolv.9.so,libresolv.so.2,libresolv.so
console.warn: Calendar: "[CalICSProvider] Could not detect calendar using method attemptDAVLocation - resource:///modules/calendar/utils/calProviderDetectionUtils.sys.mjs:17: AuthFailedError - DetectionError@resource:///modules/calendar/utils/calProviderDetectionUtils.sys.mjs:17:1\n@resource:///modules/calendar/utils/calProviderDetectionUtils.sys.mjs:28:7\nattemptDAVLocation@resource:///modules/CalICSProvider.sys.mjs:243:13\n"
We don’t seem to have libresolv, any thought?
This functionality in Haiku is supposed to be in libnetwork. Try create symlink libresolv.9.so in the non-packages/lib directory that references to libnetwok.so. Just for the experiment.
Really? I mean, I don’t entirely doubt it - in my short experience with GTK i didn’t notice that particular shortcoming, but keyboard input was awfully limited. It’s just … well, isn’t this an example of why GTK is a dead end?
I’m not the guy to ask switched to KDE for most of the other things, just for these things it’s easier(*) to get this working with GTK I guess (eg no qtwebengine for Qt6 being one of them, and it’s not a trivial task to get that done).
This is a limitation of the Wayland compatibility layer for Haiku’s keymap handling, not of GTK itself.
Is Floorp also available in HaikuDepot?
Not yet, I think I will finish it tomorrow.
PS: Done, already in HaikuDepot.
I never used Icedove, since I have not used Debian since early-mid 90s and on other Linux versions…I usually used Thunderbird. So, Icedove installed easily and I quickly setup my four e-mail accounts…copied the latest Local Folders directories from my main Thunderbird instance on ZetaOS. Voila! In e-mail business…less than 10 minutes. Awesome work…thanks!!