Back in the day on OSX this has been used to pass the current item
to a application called Speaker which would read the content. That
application is not available anymore so we can remove the
functionality from FeedTheMonkey.
The colors are now closer to the Adwaita-dark mode which I'm using as
my primary theme. The header has been redesigned slightly to appear
more consistent with other default apps too.
Often I wanted to make the sidebar dissapear because I don't need it.
This patch let's you make it dissapear when it's thinner than 200px
and reappear if it's wider.
My old jabs.nu domain doesn't exist anymore, I moved the screenshot
and the logo file included in the readme to a different server.
The screenshot has been renewt to the dark mode one.
When running with AppImage and on Ubuntu I'm getting the error that
QtWebEngine 1.7 is not installed, it seems that per default 1.8 is
installed nowadays.
For some reason the JS never got loaded when it was in it's own
file, therefor I moved it into the HTML where it gets called.
Also when a session id on the server was expired or something, you
weren't able to log out, there is now code which fixes that.
For some reason in the latest Qt versions the webview took over the
focus from the keyboard, once clicked on the webview the arrow
keys wouldn't register up and thus you couldn't navigate with them
anymore.
This patch fixes this problem by using window.location.href and
checkinf for those special urls. This is way easier to use than
WebChannels.
There was no feedback on any login errors when a user provided a
wrong url, username, password or a disabled API. This commit
adds feedback to the user in this cases.
Fixes#15
Untill now the MenuBar was not visible untill you pressed the
alt-key, which made it visible. Sadly after that it was not
possible to hide it again. This patch fixes that.
As one of the first steps to offline capability we download all
images and put them into the JSON stirng and into the content
as data-uris for <img>-tags. This way you can go offline and keep
enjoying pictures in your feeds, at least untill you restart
FeedTheMonkey for now.
It might not do a lot in this project but it's easy to add and
in theory it makes the app start a tiny bit faster, although
my tests didn't show any visible improvements, I guess it's
because there are not enough QML files to parse at startup.
I have no idea why, I think it might be some timing issues while
initializing the webengine, but when using runJavaScript() in
the WebEngineView without referencing it with the id of that
QML object it just throws the error that it doesn't know what
runJavaScript() is. When we use the ID then it just works
for some reason.
