* Optimize .gif files
* Optimize .ico files
**NOTES**
* Not touching OS2 .ico's currently... no applicable program to modify 1..5 *(page_os2.ico)* images and 1..7 *(qupzilla_os2)* images respectively. May have to see if I kept my OS/2 Warp in storage.
* Can't save all Apple *.icns currently on dev station... Mac dev station makes it bigger on duplication ... this could probably be optimized but unable to at this time
All should be same but smaller *(palette opts, and other format opts)*... special note on qupzill.ico... all I did was resave and it's quite a bit smaller... icons are also currently in reverse order... should be okay but not standard and may fail on some older Windows
* ensured the window geometry is remembered on OS X
It was always starting based on:
int windowWidth = desktop->availableGeometry().width() / 1.3;
int windowHeight = desktop->availableGeometry().height() / 1.3;
because quitApp isn’t called on OS X.
* ensured the window geometry is remembered on OS X (v2)
* tweaked coding style
Instead of custom handling of shift + mouse click, use
QWebEngineView::createWindow. It should fix the issue with
JavaScript catching the mouse click performing some action
and QupZilla trying to open new window.
Closes#1898
QEvent::ApplicationActivate is sent when incompatible profile
warning QMessageBox is shown. We should not create new BrowserWindow
at this point as the initialization is not yet completed.
New window should really be only created when there is no
application window at all.
Closes#1890
Note that NetworkManager is not used by QtWebEngine, it is used
only for downloading other data by QupZilla (eg. downloading
user scripts, open search engines, checking for updates, ...)
- Fixed parsing @updateURL/@downloadURL
- Updating is only manual
- User have to click on update button located in Greasemonkey settings
- Update works just like download
- New version is not being checked, original script is replaced
- Fixed coding style issues
Closes#1653
Somehow I was under false impression that QtWebEngineScript
takes care of the metadata parsing. It does not, so we must
run the script only on correct sites.