Re: [users] Using Konqueror for the web

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On 2021-06-29 18:46:04 Slávek Banko via tde-users wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 of June 2021 20:34:27 Hunter via tde-users wrote:
> > Good morning everybody =)
> >
> > I'd like to ask, does anyone *actually* use Konqueror to regularly
> > browse the internet? I have used no better file manager than Konqueror
> > but the web aspect seems to be hindered. I don't think its a fault of
> > Konqueror itself but the way web design has changed. You can test this
> > yourself by using wiby.me (an early web design search engine) and
> > looking at sites indexed on it. These usually display fine in Konqueror,
> > but when you go to a modern website like DuckDuckGo for example it
> > doesn't display properly at all. It's a bummer since Konqueror is one of
> > the hallmarks of TDE for me, although I don't know much about the web
> > browser (KHTML) aspect I believe its integrated into some Trinity
> > applications which is a really nice feature. I first really thought of
> > this when I used KlamAV's virus browser function (which I assume is
> > using KHTML integrated) but Trend Micro website (being that it's likely
> > changed a lot) doesn't display properly.
> >
> > For the time being I'm using SeaMonkey since my usual browser, Pale
> > Moon, does not take too kindly to *BSD.. And since it's a suite with a
> > mail client as well I'm not using Kmail. I might switch to Firefox, but
> > if there is any way to use Konqueror I would love to. There's so many
> > options that far outweigh most dedicated web browsers such as its
> > adblock filters and the ability to disable JavaScript which gets rid of
> > any need for an add-on like uBlock Origin. I completely understand that
> > working on it to display modern web pages is probably too difficult
> > since Trinity's KHTML/Konqueror is older, this is just me dreaming here.
> > Ideally I'd like to be able to make full use of a TDE web browser and
> > the applications that work with it =)
> >
> > - Hunter aka hunter0one
> > ____________________________________________________
>
> Although it may seem suspicious, Konqueror is my primary browser. Only if
> the page does not appear usable, I open it in Pale Moon. Chromium or
> Chrome I only use for (crazy) MS Teams or (significantly better) Jitsi
> meet - for example, on https://meet.vpsfree.cz.
>
> I am aware that some CSS are not displayed correctly, but fortunately it
> often does not reduce the readability of the pages. And the fact that
> HTML5 things do not work properly, as well as the "modern" JavaScript
> pages often keeps me away from "amazing" ads and other "necessary" things,
> which I don't mind at all. For me it is great that Konqueror opens /
> closes greatly faster than any "modern" browser. And for many things I
> need, Konqueror works well.
>
> I definitely disagree with the statement that Konqueror is the worst web
> browser ever created. The fact that Webkit originated as fork of KHTML
> confirms that the basis was definitely good.
>
> Sure, I would like Konqueror could be used also for modern web pages - for
> example, to use WebKit engine instead of old KHTML/TDEHTML. Here we must
> consider not only due to CSS, but mainly due to JavaScript. For example,
> to be able to use TGW in Konqueror. But definitely I'm not a supporter of
> removing web browsing capability from Konqueror. I use it every day, so
> there doesn't make sense to want to shoot into my own feet. What makes for
> me sense is to consider whether to go the way to integrate webkit engine
> or porting functionality from webkit back to tdehtml. The problem is that
> we do not have enough time and programmers who could do it.
>
> Cheers

	This is slightly off-topic, but can you tell me what, if any, functionality the Konqueror 
configuration for Plugins provides?  Particularly, where does one acquire Netscape 
plugins these days?

Leslie
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