on a slow computer the first instance may have set up the local
server but not yet started the main loop, so when a user double clicks
on the icon twice, the second instance was timing out and opening
another window, then giving locked database errors
to work around this, increase the timeout, and tell the user the
existing instance is not responding instead of creating a new instance
https://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/ankidesktop/30306-errorhttps://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/ankidesktop/30550-im-sorry
Because <base> is set to the media server URL, <a href='#' ...> causes
a page transition from the current setHtml() page data. Previous Qt
versions allowed us to just ignore the request, but now returning False
in acceptNavigationRequest() causes the subsequent page navigation to
be rejected as well, resulting in no visible change when clicking on a
deck in the deck list.
To deal with this, Anki will now warn when such navigation requests
come in, as the anchors need to be updated to return false. pycmd()
has been updated to return false to make returning in onclick easier.
Also use QUrl.matches() instead of converting the potentially long
URL to a string.
There doesn't appear to be an easy way to tell WebEngine to ignore
the proxy for 127.0.0.1, so if the user has not bypassed the proxy
for local addresses, completely disable it. This may break remote
image and script references, but should at least allow the app to
load without intervention.
issue is trying to move to the overview screen before the callbacks
on the deck overview screen complete - "fix" it for now by remaining
on the deck list
Renames stdHtml buttonspec to widgetspec, and applies a number of Linux-
specific adjustments, including:
+ updated button designs that more native/modern
+ updated widget focus colors that follow the theme
default color palette
We need to set the OpenGL mode prior to Qt initialisation, but
want to fetch the current driver from the profile manager - and
the profile manager required Qt to already be set up.
Work around this by moving away from QStandardPaths in favour of
a pure Python module. The profile manager now does early setup
using winpaths, and we defer most of the setup until Qt has been
initialised.
Also we install a message handler to catch OpenGL initialisation
errors, and automatically switch to the next driver so users
don't need to manually change the driver.
The --hwaccel option has been removed, as it is no longer necessary.
