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This will let iconmanager to NOT disturb users with dialog
about missing (remote) icons.
Really, do you know the difference between KIO::copy and
KIO::file_copy??
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also use KIO::copy instead of KIO::file_copy to delegate file
management to KIO
This should hopefully fix||workaround HTML code shown bug. Anyway,
I cannot understand why KIO merges the two different jobs data together
CCBUG: 289029
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Added an action to manage it in the tools menu,
added initial code to manage icons,
added kwebapp application
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- QL1S
- one stupid kDebug less
- codingstyle
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an rApp shortcut for Application::instance,
clean up code switching to use the new shortcut
Reviewed by: adjam
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- it implements a new KAaction in the Application class to trace changes on
- stops session management and save it, restoring last visited sites on restoring mormal mode
- implements necessary changes to iconmanager, urlbar & application
Please, note that the private browsing mode will definitely work just on KDE SC 4.6, cause of
the needed changes in kdewebkit to eg handle cookies and so on..
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Hope you like it :)
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modified: src/iconmanager.cpp
modified: src/urlbar/listitem.cpp
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modified: src/bookmarks/bookmarkprovider.cpp
modified: src/history/historymanager.cpp
modified: src/iconmanager.cpp
modified: src/urlbar/listitem.cpp
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There is at least just another one about threading. But I'm not 100% sure about.
And anyway, it will be eventually addressed after 0.6 release..
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it seems let everything work as expected (at least here).
It also lets us to retrieve icons when sites are not visited (eg: search engines or old bookmarks)
It also contains fixes & improvements for icons management in History & Bookmarks classes.
More code to maintain, but more things working.Let's see what'll happen...
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