I installed RSSOwl as per the Ubuntu Starter Guide, and I couldn't use the internal browser (as in the preview pane shows no formatting and ugly HTML tags).
I found the "fix" in the preferences.
Tools > Preferences > View
then under "Misc", check "View Newstext in Browser"
This isn't set by default for whatever reason.
-Trini Triggs
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2005-05-21
Good to hear that its working!
Btw this setting is by default TRUE, but only since version 1.0.
An even faster way to switch on internal Browser is Ctrl+B
Regards,
Ben
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But can I have the "view newstext in browser" option on and still have links open in an external browser? I've fiddled with the browser options, and this doesn't seem possible.
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Hi all, I hope others find this useful.
I installed RSSOwl as per the Ubuntu Starter Guide, and I couldn't use the internal browser (as in the preview pane shows no formatting and ugly HTML tags).
I found the "fix" in the preferences.
This isn't set by default for whatever reason.
-Trini Triggs
Good to hear that its working!
Btw this setting is by default TRUE, but only since version 1.0.
An even faster way to switch on internal Browser is Ctrl+B
Regards,
Ben
But can I have the "view newstext in browser" option on and still have links open in an external browser? I've fiddled with the browser options, and this doesn't seem possible.
This is not possible because of a bug in SWT. See https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1145095&group_id=86683&atid=580502
Ben