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That's quite a development you're asking. Note that I am the only one maintaining this plugin in my limited spare-time, which I have to share with the onlinevideos plugin...
Browse The Web / Webbrowser (4 Viewers)
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I know, but this would greatly improve the plugin...
Note that this is an open source project, for a reason. See if you can get more help with maintaining the plugin/get some more developers interested it. I'd like to run 'everything' through Mediaportal. I can do Videos, DVDs, Radio, TV, and even Steam. To be able to browse the web through it would be like the icing on the cake!
If this plugin is too hard to maintain along with online videos, then just see if you can code a little 'wrapper' plugin that will allow the running of Firefox or Internet Explorer through Mediaportal. Talk to the guy who coded up MPSteam, a little plugin that runs Valve Steam in Big Picture Mode. Perfect!
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At least this would be fine
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At least this would be fine
I know, that one is on the top of the btweb part of my todo-list. Unfortunately, it's waiting for a new pc with win7 on it...
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With the risk of starting a big discussion, I can comment on some of your issues:
1: Never missed it myself, in fact, I wouldn't know how to show it in mediaportal
2: There is a statusbar (which you can toggle with the key that you configured in the config), the look and feel of it, is entirely up to the skin you're using
3 and 4 have more to do with the fact that I'm using the plugin (and the rest of mediaportal too) with my remote (through keyboard commands), and as such, mouse support is somewhat limited.
for 3:If it is used with a mouse, most (if not all) mouse events are passed through to the browser component, and I didn't saw the need to catch them and act upon it. perhaps right-clicking has a meaning on that site, and I wouldn't want to interfere with that.
and 4: in mediaportal, the side menu is accessed through cursor-left, or moving your mouse to the left of your screen. When in keyboard mode, cursor left scrolls the page to the left (so unusable for showing side-menu), and in mouse mode, moving your mouse to the left, can also interfere with user experience, if they want to click on a link which is at the left of the page.
5: That's a lot of work, and need some skinning help with that
6: Just tested with firefox (current version) and importing DOES work. Folder structure isn't preserved tough, I'll put it on the wishlist
7: Zooming can be configured in the config
8: Have patience
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About that folder-structure:
I've seen that in browsetheweb only one level of folders is supported, and to preserve bookmarks folderstructure, I need to support multiple levels.
Is that something that more people would appreciate?
I've seen that in browsetheweb only one level of folders is supported, and to preserve bookmarks folderstructure, I need to support multiple levels.
Is that something that more people would appreciate?
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At least I would prefer to have the same folder structure as in FF
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- #388
Regarding the folder-structure: I have something for you to test before I publish it.
Remember to backup your current browsetheweb.dll and the bookmarks.xml (as it's structure is changed. so bookmarks written with the new dll cannot be read by the old one)
There is an issue with double-clicking a node in the tree when importing from a browser:
If you double click a checkbox, it seems deselected, but it acts as if it were selected.
For what I've read, it should only affect Vista, but not 100% sure about that.
Note: you can deselect a folder, and then select all items below it. Then only those selected items are added, and not the folder itself
Remember to backup your current browsetheweb.dll and the bookmarks.xml (as it's structure is changed. so bookmarks written with the new dll cannot be read by the old one)
There is an issue with double-clicking a node in the tree when importing from a browser:
If you double click a checkbox, it seems deselected, but it acts as if it were selected.
For what I've read, it should only affect Vista, but not 100% sure about that.
Note: you can deselect a folder, and then select all items below it. Then only those selected items are added, and not the folder itself
9. Do it for MP2, please
(PS: Great that you're still maintaining this - KUDOS!).
(PS: Great that you're still maintaining this - KUDOS!).
