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

Anonymosity wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 25, 2019 10:56 am

To get links to open in a new tab, all you need to do is middle-click the links.

The OP question was not about links.

I work around it by opening a new tab before I search, my new tab is the "New Tab" page that includes a search box.

hold down the Shift key and hit Enter

Where is it located and how do you know it belongs to Slimjet?

You can mess around with the settings. When you get to a page with flash click the lock icon near the https and select Settings at the bottom then tell it to Allow flash all the time for that page. See if that sets the page to be always allowing flash on the next visit. I cannot find a global soluti...

jlhillhouse wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 19, 2019 3:07 pm

I found my paging file turned off (don't remember doing it, but sure I did). I'm pretty sure that was doing it. It's better now. Thank you for the quick reply. Johnny

I've turned mine off before for maintenance and forgotten to turn it back on.

I was using Slimjet 22.0.4.0. I mean the title of the page, not the address. I just checked the link. The page still has the same title. I think that has to do with which server is hosting the webpage. I think he repurposed the Slimbrowser server for some aspects of Slimjet after moving to Slimjet ...

Anonymosity wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 19, 2019 12:04 pm

I am not using Linux, I use MacOS Sierra.

Thanks, I edited my post.

Your system is out of date. That is how the chromium browser engine works which is underneath all the chrome based browsers. You can either suffer with it, add RAM to your system, or use an older browser with a smaller footprint.

Attach it and send it to Flashpeak via the Online feedback webpage. Online feedback Should the title of that feedback page not be "Slimjet Online Feedback" rather than "SlimBrowser Online Feedback"? That title is outdated. When I go to the feedback link it says Slimjet for me. Which browser are you...