Dooble Web Browser Activity
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George Henry posted a comment on discussion Help
To build Dooble 2.x on your GNU/Linux system with Qt 5.9 and Git, follow these steps: Clone the Dooble Repository: Open a terminal and run the following command to clone the Dooble repository from GitHub: "bash git clone https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble.git" Navigate to the Dooble Directory: Change into the Dooble directory: "bash cd dooble" Install Required Dependencies: Ensure you have the necessary dependencies installed. You can install them using your package manager. Common dependencies...
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Guess Who posted a comment on ticket #79
"Please download from https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/releases."
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This project is not monitored. SF is abandoned.
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Martin Iturbide posted a comment on ticket #79
Hi Checking it better, maybe it will be good to include this on "Edit - Settings - Display", next to "Home", as an alternative to it or additional setting. Regards
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Save Open Tab Features
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qingshui posted a comment on discussion Help
I would like to ask When I disable javascript, then go to the link https://ipleak.net/ to check if webrtc is turned off. Because javascript is turned off, ipleak can't display the results, but only see the image file I have downloaded. So can it be considered that webrtc is turned off?
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No, this is not an official Dooble product. The new Dooble provides proxy support and Tor functions well. I would not use this other product as it's not maintained.
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While learning dooble, I discovered this page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/torbrowser/ After downloading and running, I see using Tor Plugin and other security. Let ask if this is your own creation? Or someone else's? Is it guaranteed for me to use it? Thank you
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The otter browser also uses QT, but they can also disable webrtc Disabling webrtc is a minimal feature in common browsers like chorme, firefox. Dooble has a tendency to secure webrtc as well. After using it for a while, I really like Dooble but can't use it to log in yet. If you can disable webrtc, Dooble is in the top 1 in terms of security
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I have not tried this as it requires a special library.
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I don't understand the question. I usually install a Debian package via "sudo apt install ..." if the package is not available in an official repository. Another alternative installation method is building Dooble from source and using README.DEBIAN as a guide.
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hiep mai modified a comment on discussion Help
A .deb file can't be updated. Can I update the browser by sudo apt update or someway without download file from this site and re-install like the begin? If I use .zip or .dmg file instead of .deb. Thanks.
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Thanks
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A .deb file can't be updated. Does I can update the browser with .zip file or .dmg file?
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A .deb file can't update. Does I can update the browser with .zip file or .dmg file?
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According to https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebengine-features.html, it should.
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I plan to install Dooble on linux, but I don't know if it support widevine drm or something similar? Thanks for advance
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Steven Richards posted a comment on discussion Help
Thanks for your help Guess Who, but this is well beyond my current knowledge and ability. I need to leave it I think.
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No, don't submit pull requests because you're not providing source changes. Please become informed on GIT. As I cannot build Dooble for a 32-bit arch., you should build it on your own.
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What kind of machine are you using? No, I don't have a 32-bit machine to prepare Dooble 2.x for you. You can try building Dooble on your machine. You're using Debian? Download the source from https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/tree/master/2.x. Install Qt 5.15.x or Qt 5.12.x for your 32-bit machine. It must include QWebEngine. qmake -o Makefile dooble.pro make Assuming you have a good build environment. Dooble needs Qt only.
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I am still not fully accustomed to Linux: I have signed into GitHub and sent a pull-request for dooble2.x Not sure if that is the correct procedure. Where can I find the repository address to download it onto my laptop? Is it textbrowser.github.io/dooble/ ? Will it work on 32 bit?
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Yeah, so that's not something you should be doing. Only use official repositories for all packages. If a package is not available, contact the author(s). I provide a Debian package with each release: Debian, Mac, Windows.
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I followed the instructions on this page: https://www.unixmen.com/dooble-a-web-browser-specially-designed-for-security-and-privacy/ I don't know which version it is.
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There are immediate solutions: Tor and/or disable JavaScript. Tor is a good solution. Have you tried it? Dooble provides per-tab JS disabling. JS is probably required everywhere unfortunately.
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oh well what if i want to disable webrtc?
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WebRTC can be disabled by removing it from Qt, however, that would require Qt to be built separately.
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Unfortunately, good security but no anonymity. If you can disable webrtc, that's great
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Official download location is https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble/releases. I do not provide support for other locations. RSS? From where? What version of Dooble did you install?
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The feature cannot be disabled with the included version of Qt.
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I just downloaded the Dooble browser and got here today, and found the security feature great, but I can't turn off webrtc Although I went to seetting -> web, then turned off public webrtc. But the check links still see the leak webrtc The links used to check are: https://ipleak.net/ https://www.hidemyass.com/webrtc-leak-test Which admin help to turn off webrtc, many thanks
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I installed 32-bit Dooble via the terminal from another repository. It downloads the screen but will not search. The words Retrieving RSS feed(s) come up on the screen. Can I download 32 bit from this repository using the terminal? If so, where can I get the codes from. I am still new to Linux.
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Dooble Web Browser released /Version 2020.10.10/Dooble-2020.10.10.zip
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Hello. Dooble 1.x is and was completed. Dooble 2.x is a total replacement. Of course the latest version is stable. Several distributions are available on SF.
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s-r-grass created ticket #57
Thanks for the program!
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toppas posted a comment on discussion Help
Thank you! I previously installed the .deb file because I had a hard time to compile qt on my ancient netbook.
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Puppy Love. Ready in 2.1.8.
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Uploaded new source. It includes additional error information. Please recompile. https://github.com/textbrowser/dooble
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What's the Iteration Count? How about the algorithms?
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Do you have an image of the exception problem? What do you mean that you can't add it? Is the option not available?
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Hello, I'll let the screenshot speak for itself. https://postimg.org/image/8yp4zjbnh/ I get this error, when I try to save the password. I also get an certificate error when i try to connect to a local IP (say my router or Telephoneserver) and can't add an exception. System: Puppy Linux (XenialPup64 7.5) on an old netbook.
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