HazeLee

  • Dec 29, 2022
  • Joined Jul 23, 2022
  • 3 discussions
  • 9 posts
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  • 9 points
  • Steps to reproduce:
    I can't reproduce this issue. But I found this issue when I used Orion long time.
    FYI, I used Orion often full screen and splitted view.

    Expected behavior:
    Web Content Area should not overlay the title bar.

    Orion, OS version; hardware type:
    Version 0.99.120.1-beta (WebKit 614.1.20)
    MacBook Pro(14", 2021) / M1 Pro (10/16) / 32GB RAM

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    • Here's the settings for site-specific option or global-wide option.


      • Vlad replied to this.
      • Vlad Yes. Some Korean web pages uses CP-949. If homesite provides its encoding in html header or http headers, it doens't broken. But modern browser and many application uses UTF-8. So we need manual encoding options for some bad websites.

        • Vlad replied to this.
        • Vlad I think Accept-Language's weight value can be changed with this settings option. (HTTP Header)

          • Steps to reproduce:

            1. Install Tabliss Extension from Chrome/Firefox Store.
            2. Check Non-ASCII characters in Screen. I added screenshot.
              • When I uses Korean or Japanese, Characters are broken in Orion.

            This issue also reproducable with compatibility mode. Safari doesn't support Tabliss, Chrome and Firefox can't reproduce this problem.

            Expected behavior:

            • Fix compatibility for Tabliss might be great, but I suggest to support encoding setting will be great.

            Orion, OS version; hardware type:
            Version 0.99.120.1-beta (WebKit 614.1.20)
            macOS 12.6 M1 Pro, MacBook Pro 14"

            Image/Video:

            • Vlad I agree with junukwon7. I'm also Korean user who uses Orion. And I hope it would be nice if Orion supports an option to select encoding manually like Safari. (It can be another issue.)

              • Vlad replied to this.
              • In Menu Bar, Orion -> Preferences -> Websites Tab -> Page Zoom in Left List, You can find this configuration. 🙂

                • Sorry for late, @Vlad.

                  I checked Chrome, Safari, Firefox. (Sorry for my default language is Korean.)

                  1. Chrome can't remove all extensions. But Chrome open confirm dialog when removing each extension.
                  2. Also Safari can't remove all extensions. But Safari's Extensions are connected with Application. So Safari alerts says "If you don't remove application, Safari Extension won't removed".

                  3. And Also Firefox can't remove all extensions. But Firefox open confirm dialog when removing each extension.

                  Orion's "Uninstall All Extensions" is great. It can be important for reset extensions. But I think Orion have to confirm action before Uninstall Each Extension or Uninstall All Extensions.

                  • Current Behavior

                    In this window when I click "Uninstall All", there are no confirm dialog and Orion uninstall every extension.

                    Suggested Behavior

                    Mistake to click "Uninstall All", current behavior can be dangerous.
                    I suggest to confirm this action. Just one more dialog to Uninstall All Extensions!

                    p.s. I'm very satisfied about Orion and Kagi's mission. I successfully migrated and on-boarded to Orion and Kagi. Kudos for Orion/Kagi team. :+1:

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