#1 Application does not resemble Website screenshot

[Anonymous]

In the screenshot on the docoabrowser website, font size up and
down icons are shown as possible view options in the window.

However, upon installing DocoaBrowser 1.0, not only is the
preferences greyed out but there is no View Menu, hence no Show
View options.

Would it be possible to re-add the text sizing controls in a later
release? Even more preferable would be to simply let the WebView of
DocoaBrowser respect the CSS files present in the Apple
Documentation.

[Dawoon Jung]

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Thanks, the CSS issue was reproduced. I'll be in touch with Ilja about
that. But I can't reproduce the font control problem.

The font size up/down controls are normally greyed out, until you click
on a class name or method. The absence of a View menu is also normal
(I suspect Ilja will add it later), but does not affect toolbar functionality.
Did you try deleting the file com.iwascoding.DocoaBrowser.plist from
your Preferences folder? Are you a user requiring accessibility?

Please post a formal bug report, along with your OS X version and
language, and Xcode Tools version. We really want to fix this issue, but
simply saying "it doesn't work" does not help either of us. Please follow
this example format:

Steps to reproduce:
1. Performed a fresh install of DocoaBrowser by deleting prefs and
dragging DocoaBrowser into /Applications
2. Launched DocoaBrowser by double-clicking
3. Clicked on Classes > NSArray

Expected Results:
Font size up/down buttons in the toolbar undim, and clicking them resizes
the fonts up/down.

Actual Results:
(what actually happened, including any console messages)

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Wiping the prefs helped bring back the font size controls to the toolbar.
The lingering 0.3 version of the prefs file was the issue. That would be
great if you could get the WebView to respect CSS. Thank you, and I
apologize for overlooking the pref file before posting.