Closed nikwen closed 9 years ago
Do other websites show the "Open link in background tab"? Its just a normal HTML link so if the feature is available I would assume it would work for those links.
It works on most pages, yes. Take Github as an example. However, there seem to be some issues when the link consists of an image. I think that even if you don't have that option, you should be able to test this on your device as it should nevertheless display a "Open link in new tab" option and I'm not seeing that when long-pressing on an app. It does work though when clicking on the Webapp, Twitter and RSS links at the bottom of the page.
I think I see the problem, it doesn't like all the extra html elements under the link tag. If you open the context menu to the side of the app (not on the image/text) where it is still part of the link it behaves properly. You may want to open a bug against the web browser. But I'll think about a way to work around it.
Ok, I'll do that. :)
Check out https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/webbrowser-app/+bug/1460809. Since you wanted to work around it, I decided to use another page as an example. ;)
I just added my "me too" over there, thanks!
Thank you, too.
The bug you filed was a duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/oxide/+bug/1326070, it seems to be close to completion. So I'm going to wait a bit to find a work around.
Saw that, thanks.
@nikwen the launchpad bug says "Fix released" have you tried using the latest version of oxide yet?
Just checked it on today's release of rc-proposed. It's working perfectly now!
Awesome!
Open uappexplorer.com/apps in the webbrowser app. It would be nice if the usual context menu with the "Open link in background tab" entry (it might be possible that this feature isn't available on the stable channel yet) showed up when long-pressing an app icon/name. Instead, I only see a "Copy" entry.