On Friday, 17 August 2018 13:08:13 BST Vit Pelcak wrote:

Hello.

Konqueror is kinda dead and is replaced by Falkon (originally Qupzilla).

Thanks. I'll have a look at it

Dne 17. 08. 18 v 13:27 Ianseeks napsal(a):

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Hi

After looking at the kdebugs list, there only seems to only be a few bugs from 2018. Is konq still being developed?

Is there a way for Konq to open multiple websites in multiple tabs when starting as per other browsers? i can't seem to find a way to do it. I've tried "open bookmarks" but that wasn't what i wanted.

Another issue is that I can only open konq once. If I close it, i have to log out and log back in to run it again.

If i run from cli, this is the result:- ~>konqueror libGL error: unable to load driver: nouveau_dri.so libGL error: driver pointer missing libGL error: failed to load driver: nouveau

Any ideas?

regards

Ian

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On Friday, 17 August 2018 13:33:12 BST Wolfgang Bauer wrote:

Am Freitag, 17. August 2018, 12:27:41 schrieb Ianseeks:

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Is konq still being developed?

Yes, albeit very slowly.

I.e. there's basically only one person working on it, and he doesn't seem to have much time for it. There have been a few fixes/improvements to the webenginepart recently though (e.g. displaying man and info pages will finally work with the webenginepart as well in 18.08).

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Is there a way for Konq to open multiple websites in multiple tabs when starting as per other browsers? i can't seem to find a way to do it. I've tried "open bookmarks" but that wasn't what i wanted.

Yes, it supports saving and restoring custom sessions (i.e. the currently open tabs). See the File menu. I previously tended to not use the "save sessions" as the pages can be anywhere when i exit, i don;t always "return to home" before exiting. I'll give it a go and save the session with home pages set and then use the cli option you suggested.

IIRC you need to load them manually though, or you can tell it to load a particular session via command line arguments ("konqueror --open-session name_of_session").

OTOH, it should remember all open tabs on logout and restore them on login via the standard KDE session management (if not disabled).

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Another issue is that I can only open konq once. If I close it, i have to log out and log back in to run it again.

Kill it before you start it again and it should start, or passing some command line arguments (e.g. run "konqueror http://www.kde.org/") should help as well IIANM. Or try using "kfmclient" instead to run it. Killing it does work and allows me to run it again. but i've also had situations where it fails to load and its not in the process list to kill.

Konqueror keeps running in the background when you close it (I think you can disable that in its settings as well, so that should be another workaround for your problem). But there seems to be a bug (in KDE Frameworks I think), that running a "unique" application without arguments fails to contact the already running instance.

Other than that, have a look at Falkon, as already suggested. It does have a speed dial, and remembers open tabs/pages by default. It's also based on Qt, uses QtWebEngine for HTML rendering (which is based on Chromium's rendering engine), is extensible via plugins, and also has some KDE integration. Thanks, i'll also try that. Might be a better idea for me to drop using konq.

Some people do seem to consider it as successor/replacement for Konqueror as a Web Browser...

Kind Regards, Wolfgang

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