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The Gopher object will be assigned to all profiles, including private profiles.

Show new pages after, not before, they're attached to tabs.

Show hovered links in special label near the status bar if the status bar is invisible.

Problem caused by wayward QStandardItemModel::itemChanged() signal.

Observe QWebEnginePage::loadingChanged() signal.

New QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS entries.

Increased the font point size of the address widget's font by 1.25 units.

For example, address:5001 will be translated to

Improved translations of person-provided addresses.

The combination causes a shadow in the top-left corner of the Dooble window.

8 bit dooble for mac#

Hide the left-corner widget for Mac and South tab position.

Final package release! Future releases will be source only.

Fancy cookie collapse / expand button.

8 bit dooble full#

Enable full hinting for application font.The F11 shortcut was glued to the action text. Since this technology may raise privacy issues with some users, Dooble provides a means of blocking external content. Some Web sites employ iFrames in order to distribute content from one or more third-party Web sites.

8 bit dooble windows#

If Dooble exits prematurely, the user may restore previous tabs and windows at the next authenticated session. Highly-configurable proxy settings provide reasonable flexibility.ĭooble supports session restoration for authenticated sessions. Included is a non-JavaScript file manager and FTP browser. Dooble also provides a session-based model where the data is encrypted with a temporary password. Dooble does not encode file associations and user settings. Most of the data that Dooble retains is encrypted. If permitted, Dooble will occasionally remove undesired cookies.ĭooble partially integrates the distributed search engine YaCy Users may also modify an existing bookmark via a popup that's accessible from the location widget.Īlong with standard cookie management options, Dooble also provides a mechanism that automatically removes cookies.

Retrospectively - the A8 hardware can be pushed - by programmer(s) willing to put the time and effort to do so - with the projects chosen suitably for them.Dooble includes a simple bookmarks browser. It seems amazing to me - that Ocean did make money from it's home conversions - but then, we don't really know the numbers involved - and how profitable were they? Compared to unlicensed games which did show off what the hardware can really do?įor fans of arcade coin-op games - it was a matter of waiting for the home hardware to catch up with what was in the arcades - that it took the arrival of 16-bit games consoles with their hardware sprites and scrolling etc - to deliver worthwhile home conversions of the likes of Final Fight, StreetFighter II and others - the era of the early 90s'.Īnd these machines delivered home versions of games - that were of arcade quality - the likes of Contra 3 for SNES standing out. Contrast that with Xevious - on ST - it simply failed.

One of the few games that stood out to me - on the Atari ST - was Star Wars. There would be very very few titles that were the exception - that would be regarded as being amazing. And I always thought that - the games players would have been better off spending their money on playing the coin-op games - instead of playing a boring, poorly done home conversion.

Of course - just don't expect a decent home conversion of Final Fight or Double Dragon etc to be done - it needs to be a radical redesign - of the graphics especially to allow a worthwhile project to bear fruit.-Īs to the many home conversions of various mid-80s' coin games - that the A8 users have missed out on - done by Ocean and others? Very few of these games could have done competently for the 8-bit machines - to be worthwhile buying at their normal retail pricing. What has been done so far - are by programmers relatively new to the hardware - or lacking the experience needed to pull it off. Sure - the beat 'em up could be done reasonably well? on the A8 hardware - all it takes is some competent programmer keen enough to take up the challenge to do so.