NoSquint damages some UI elements
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- Moon lover
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NoSquint damages some UI elements
When playing audio streams I noticed an obviously bug: The browser window playing the media only shows a shadowed dark grey box on a dark grey background. http://streams.greenhost.nl:8080/oudemuziek
Maybe the player controls are not the only UI element impaired by NoSquint and that addon is the reason for some other inexplainable minor trouble.
Searching for the reason I first suspected my adblocker or a messed up user profile but finally found out the NoSquint addon as the culprit. After deactivating NoSquint the playing window got back its player controls.
I had noticed this with NoSquint 2.1.9.1signed and found here a Pale Moon specific version 2.1.10. Hoped that had fixed this bug, but the same. You can try it for example with that link: Maybe the player controls are not the only UI element impaired by NoSquint and that addon is the reason for some other inexplainable minor trouble.
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Hm. Using NoSquint 2.1.10, the link you provided works fine for me. The player controls show up properly, just like in your second screenshot. Could you show me what zoom settings you're using?
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Yes, I remember this issue - confirmed here. Perhaps also related to Windows DPI/resolution settings. (custom 125/1680x1050, zoom 100%)
You can also try playing directly any mp3 file here - issue occurs every time. Disabling NoSquint+restart makes it work. You will also notice that NoSquint zoom status switches to N/A in such cases.
You can also try playing directly any mp3 file here - issue occurs every time. Disabling NoSquint+restart makes it work. You will also notice that NoSquint zoom status switches to N/A in such cases.
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Interesting... I can reproduce this on Windows 10 with the defaualt 100% scaling from Windows. Just not on my Linux laptop... Could one of you guys post this to the issue tracker at https://github.com/Gnat008/nosquint/issues while I poke around?
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Conversation and findings can be found here: https://github.com/Gnat008/nosquint/issues/7
In case anyone who isn't a Github-er is following this, here are my current findings:
In case anyone who isn't a Github-er is following this, here are my current findings:
Okay, some good news. Using the latest dev build, this issue is already half fixed. Everything works as normal. The only oddity is that the statusbar still shows "N/A" and it doesn't show it as a site. Therefore, I am not sure if this should be closed as fixed or not...
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Thank you, great news. I think you should close it. The problem was the missing playback controls, I doubt anyone will ever need to zoom in/out an audio player.
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Yeah, that was kind of my thinking, too. Sounds good! Thanks!back2themoon wrote:Thank you, great news. I think you should close it. The problem was the missing playback controls, I doubt anyone will ever need to zoom in/out an audio player.
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
EbonJaeger - After updating to NoSquint 2.2.0 (thanks for maintaining btw) I can no longer log into my router!
It's an Asus RT-AC68U. No error in the console and the returned page consists of
Disabling NoSquint rectifies the situation. I haven't opened an issue on your Github, would you like me to or wait until the next update to see if the fix for the audio player issue fixes my problem also?
Cheers.
It's an Asus RT-AC68U. No error in the console and the returned page consists of
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<HTML><HEAD>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=index.asp">
</HEAD></HTML>
Cheers.
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Re: NoSquint damages some UI elements
Updated NoSquint to 2.2.1.
The missing-player-controls problem persists.![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif)
The missing-player-controls problem persists.
![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif)