On Thu, 2016-01-07 at 08:38 -0500, Stephen Gallagher wrote: > With respect, "Web" is lacking many features that a workstation user > would rely on. It's not ready to be a default browser for Fedora > IMHO. Hi, Do you have any specific feature requests? I'm planning bookmark sync support, but other than that I think we're largely feature-complete. > I was just running it now to try to get a list of some of its missing > features, such as a JavaScript debugging console, Right click -> Inspect Element -> Debugger, it's the same one that's in every WebKit browser. But this is a very advanced feature. If you're digging around into the JavaScript debugger, you're more than capable of installing Firefox or Chrome or whatever browser you prefer to work with. > but it quite > literally was crashing on almost any operation except clicking on a > URL link. This is a Wayland Workstation on Rawhide. > > So yeah, really not feeling that this is ready. Can you please file a bug report, or give me a link if you have and I missed it? It works great in Fedora 23. In my GNOME jhbuild environment there are some serious drawing failures due to a bug in GTK+ 3.19, which a GTK+ developer is investigating, but I'm not aware of any issues that could cause frequent crashes. Wayland support is mostly complete. We are missing accelerated compositing (affects performance on low-end hardware) and clipboard support (copy/paste, that's a big problem) when running under Wayland. Both are about half-completed, but I cannot say when they will land. Michael -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
