Web Browser Discussion, Browser Talk - Slimjet Web Browser Online Forum

I've recently switched over to Ubuntu Linux, and in Slimjet no videos play outside of YouTube. All Facebook reels and other types of videos on FB won't play. A video on another that I needed to watch after ordering a product, wouldn't play. Pretty much any video other than YT, won't play. And this i...

Anonymosity wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 04, 2023 12:56 pm

You are right. That page does not work with Slimjet, but does with Safari, Vivaldi, Pale Moon and SeaMonkey. Maybe Slimjet is not up to date on its encryption protocols?

I also just discovered that it doesn't work in Chrome, either. All other browsers are fine.

There's a website that I can't view in Slimjet because of an unsupported protocol error, per the screenshot below.
Is there a setting I need to change to make it show up?

Fresh install in fully updated Windows 11, LastPass is functioning properly but the icon isn't showing up in the toolbar.
Is there a setting for this?

EDIT: Never mind, found out how to make it show up.
Extensions icon > Click the pin for the extension I want to appear on the toolbar.

I am having the same problem. Hopefully this can be resolved soon.

Anonymosity wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 12, 2020 4:50 pm

They could be taking that long to snoop through all your stuff. They are nosy!

haha... I think something is stuck. It still says syncing, and nothing is happening. 10.5 hours and counting....

Ah, okay. Thanks!

LOL - understood. I've never had it take more than a couple minutes with Chrome or other Chrome-based browsers, so it's weird. It's been 5 hours now. When I first connected, two folders appeared in my bookmarks bar within seconds. Since then, nothing. I even closed Slimjet for a while and reopened, ...

I just installed Slimjet on laptop that never had it before, and it's taking more than an hour to sync my Google data. Is this normal?

Is there a setting to make links open in a new tab when I click them? I know I can use the mousewheel, but it's very handy to simply click on a link (web link, bookmark link, any kind of link) and have it open in a new tab.