discourse.gnome.org

[ibinshoid]

On discourse.gnome.org only the list of topics is displayed and a warning that my browser is unsupported.

JS-console :

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uncaught exception: Unsupported browser detected  
(unbekannt)
	<anonym> https://discourse.gnome.org/assets/start-discourse-9f921142b762fb91207051d0a28e571b9455bab74e7d0e03726024c286cff8d5.js:3:103
	<anonym> https://discourse.gnome.org/assets/start-discourse-9f921142b762fb91207051d0a28e571b9455bab74e7d0e03726024c286cff8d5.js:6:27

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document.addEventListener("discourse-init",(e=>{performance.mark("discourse-init")
const t=e.detail
require(`${t.modulePrefix}/app`).default.create(t).start()})),function(){if(window.unsupportedBrowser)throw"Unsupported browser detected"
let e=document.querySelector('meta[name="discourse/config/environment"]')
const t=JSON.parse(decodeURIComponent(e.getAttribute("content"))),n=new CustomEvent("discourse-init",{detail:t})
document.dispatchEvent(n)}()

//# sourceMappingURL=start-discourse-3b7f478ea9577c9b263b33702f46508dcef297c544bf9f7693aba93b8eb723ce.map
//!
;

[frostknight]

On discourse.gnome.org only the list of topics is displayed and a warning that my browser is unsupported.

add this to your config of http modify response:


[["/discourse|^discuss|^community|^forum\\.|cloudfront|resource\\.dopus\\.com|cdn\\.tarnkappe\\.info|devtalk\\.blender\\.org/",["/browser-detect-/",["/.*/g",""]],["/discourse-[0-9a-f]{4}/",["(.d-modal-legacy\"","(.d-modal-legacy)\"","document.execCommand(\"insertText\",!1,","this._textarea.setRangeText("]]]]

Or if you want, you can do it via the new version:

intercept and modify http response 4.3

and then you have to do it differently. I forget how I set it up when I did it that way. I copied and pasted a specific format and it worked once I turned it on.

But yeah, this problem is one that palemoon users have run into.

Discourse is a pile of horse crap.

If this doesn't fix your problem, just know someone did make a config for this on this forum for discourse.

Feel free to search, you should be able to find it on here. Trust me, I know how annoying discourse is.

[back2themoon]

On discourse.gnome.org only the list of topics is displayed and a warning that my browser is unsupported.

Your link (which is not a link) works with the current solution, mentioned by frostknight. There are several discussions about the Discourse issue, the main one being here:

viewtopic.php?f=70&t=29327

Or if you want, you can do it via the new version: intercept and modify http response 4.3 and then you have to do it differently. I forget how I set it up when I did it that way. I copied and pasted a specific format and it worked once I turned it on.

You just paste the code meant for the older "Modify HTTP Response" extension, into the Convert Filter Syntax function available in the newer "Intercept & Modify HTTP Response", to be found here on the forum.

[frostknight]

You just paste the code meant for the older "Modify HTTP Response" extension, into the Convert Filter Syntax function available in the newer "Intercept & Modify HTTP Response", to be found here on the forum.

That's true, I had forgotten.

[mifritscher]

The problem seems to be missing functionality for "aspect-ratio: 1", if I understand https://meta.discourse.org/t/browser-de ... x/273848/2 right.

Could that be implemented, at least as a stub? A overview can be found under https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_pr ... -ratio.php, a short demo can be found under https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/trycss ... _inuse.htm .

That should help many discourse installations.

[RealityRipple]

Aspect-Ratio has been on the list for two years, and had a tiny bit of groundwork 5 years ago, but the actual work involved is massive (look in the references list) and has to be done half-from-scratch because FF added it after switching to rust.

[frostknight]

Aspect-Ratio has been on the list for two years, and had a tiny bit of groundwork 5 years ago, but the actual work involved is massive (look in the references list) and has to be done half-from-scratch because FF added it after switching to rust.

How long will that take you think? To finish that aspect ratio code?

[RealityRipple]

Aspect-Ratio has been on the list for two years, and had a tiny bit of groundwork 5 years ago, but the actual work involved is massive (look in the references list) and has to be done half-from-scratch because FF added it after switching to rust.

How long will that take you think? To finish that aspect ratio code?

From what starting point? I don't think any one person knows the totality of this base code, and the number of C-proficient developers on the "team" can be counted on one hand. This project is nearly a one-man show for both the daily minutiae and the long tasks. A few of us contribute where we're proficient or where we're invested, but we're talking about a major change to the dimensions math of literally every single interface object type that HTML can pull from (and XUL if we want to implement it in the chrome-capable CSS, which... we don't really need).

[frostknight]

From what starting point? I don't think any one person knows the totality of this base code, and the number of C-proficient developers on the "team" can be counted on one hand. This project is nearly a one-man show for both the daily minutiae and the long tasks.

Ah so it hasn't even begun. I wasn't aware. So I should basically assume it will be a very long time then. My bad...

[pale guru]

Add https://discuss.kde.org/ to your list.

Browsers can do anything that could be sone only with Flash, yet people have to use Javascript for a simple discussion board. Woltlab is another nominee for the “Most Unnecessary Javasscript Award”.

[Artisticum_235]

Just a question: why the extension "Modify http response" isn't included in the official PM extensions page?

It is simply brilliant, and absolutely indispensable in some cases (discourse compatibility being one of these case).

It allows for us, the ignorants, to solve rendering problems quick and easy way, by copying and pasting formulas that you, the geniuses, could share with us like actual Santas!
Thank you so much !

[back2themoon]

Just a question: why the extension "Modify http response" isn't included in the official PM extensions page?

That is up to the extension developer, I believe.

[Moonchild]

That is up to the extension developer, I believe.

100% correct. We don't mandate the use of addons.palemoon.org for any extension developer.