[Patch] Unified reload/stop actions

[Jos Poortvliet]

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Luciano Montanaro <mikelima at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Jos Poortvliet
> <jospoortvliet at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Like many, I'm eagerly awaiting the moment I can use a well-integrated
>> KDE browser with all websites I use. I'm completely satisfied with
>> KHTML in Akregator, as the sites I read news from mostly work (I load
>> the full website on viewing news items),
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> Speaking of which... I think the current way full-page zoom is
> implemented is a bit of a regression with regards to akregator and
> kmail.
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> I'm used to use the Ctrl+wheel action quite often on html pages or
> even in kmail reader to increase the font size, but currently the
> wheel zoom zooms the whole page (images and all), which is not what I
> want when zooming on the akregator article summary or the mail message
> (because then the horizontal scrollbar appears, and I have to scroll
> horizontally to read the mail text). I think this is one point where
> the Firefox approach would work better in khtml also:
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> The zoom action is one only, and you can chose if it should affect
> only text or also images with a checkbox in the menu.
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> If the default were "only text", this would make the default khtml
> view work well for kmail and akregator, I think.
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> Maybe I should file a bug about this, but would anybody object to such
> a patch? I'd like working on it, if this is considered useful.

Hmmm. I personally like the full page zoom. Maybe configurability is
indeed an option, but what about something like ctrl-shift-scroll, or
ctrl-+ and ctrl-shift-+?

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