Cut & Paste with Voyager?
  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    Coder
    Posts: 296 from 2003/3/5
    From: The Netherlands
    Hi,

    Since I am new to Voyager I like to know how I can select some text on
    a website and cut it or paste it. I am spoiled, or poisoned if you
    like, with M$ IE.

    Coder
  • »24.01.04 - 04:22
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  • Targhan
    Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/7
    From: USA
    As much as this pains me to say, I will have to anyway... This is a known problem with Voyager, since they redesigned the layout engine the cut-n-paste bit was never re-implimented. Quite a number of the more standard features went away when they decided to do a ground up rewrite of Voyager.

    You might want to try asking about this on the Voyager mailing list. Who knows? There may be a better answer... Just pop over to www.vapor.com, and there should be a link on the front page to the mailing lists :-)
    :idea:Targhan

    MorphOS portal? www.MorphZone.org
  • »24.01.04 - 04:48
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    Coder
    Posts: 296 from 2003/3/5
    From: The Netherlands
    Hi Targhan,

    Oh That's bad. But I will manage. I found out that you have to be a
    bit smart to get some things done. But it is fun. I think I will have
    a look at the mailinglist. Is there a new version of Voyager planned?

    Coder
  • »24.01.04 - 04:59
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  • Targhan
    Posts: 2833 from 2003/2/7
    From: USA
    Oh, absolutely. Voyager was updated on MorphOS 1.4 from the version
    that appeared on mos1.3. So, I'm fairly confidant that there will be
    further updates :-)
    :idea:Targhan

    MorphOS portal? www.MorphZone.org
  • »24.01.04 - 06:42
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Robin
    Posts: 741 from 2003/2/24
    Save as HTML
    Show with next
    There you can copy ;-)
  • »24.01.04 - 08:48
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    Posts: 157 from 2003/3/3
    For those moments I use Ibrowse.. 2.3 ain't so good (IMHO) that I would bother register it, but this 30-minute demo is ok for copying stuff from website.

    We'll see how those things sort out in the future.. Afterall, there is this Mozilla-campaign, Voyager, IBrowse and even Aweb.. and all of them are supposidely been developed.
    http://somequicknotes.blogspot.com/index.html
  • »24.01.04 - 12:13
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    cecilia
    Posts: 459 from 2003/8/30
    From: universe, milk...
    Quote:

    I am spoiled, or poisoned if you like, with M$ IE.
    well, (and here I go on my soapbox, again) this is something you can do in other browsers - Opera being my preferance.
    And, I can do this in linux!
    MOS has to have "copy and paste" as the norm in the entire OS. it's WAY too important!

    i'm amazed this isn't done already!
     :-o
    "if you ever slam anyone, for anything, somehow you always end up eating shoe" Targhan
  • »24.01.04 - 13:32
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    Posts: 157 from 2003/3/3
    Coder: Agree.. I use Firebirb on Windowse-pc, it does everything I need and it's considerable smaller (and faster) than old Mozilla or IE (not to mention safer). About only major difference to Opera is that it's freeware so I don't need to watch those ad-banners on it.
    http://somequicknotes.blogspot.com/index.html
  • »25.01.04 - 05:43
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Robin
    Posts: 741 from 2003/2/24
    Here is a workaround ;-)
    Bookmarks were thrown out a few releases ago.
    Guess CManager was no longer good enough ;-)
    (I hated it from day one:-D)
  • »25.01.04 - 08:29
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  • Butterfly
    Butterfly
    Posts: 65 from 2003/2/10
    From: France (Agen 47)
    For favorite, I'm using an online bookmark manager : www.myhq.com

    It's very powerful and is compatible with all Amiga browsers.
    To add a link, just create a fastlink with the link provided on the
    "edit" part of your page (after registering).

    When you want to bookmark a site, click on this fastlink, it'll open a
    windows where you can choose a categorie)

    Now, I can use my bookmark on every computer I want and where I want
    ;-))
    N'cha, LorD
    http://www.lordfpx.com/
  • »25.01.04 - 08:30
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  • Order of the Butterfly
    Order of the Butterfly
    Coder
    Posts: 296 from 2003/3/5
    From: The Netherlands
    Hi Robin & LordD,

    Thnx! That online bookmark thing is certainly nice. Really when you
    use a lot of computers. Seems the next release of Voyager needs a
    bookmark part and cut & paste.

    Coder
  • »25.01.04 - 08:51
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