[maemo-developers] Requesting confirmation of a Bug in opera
From: Simon Moore simon.moore at ndirect.co.ukDate: Thu Feb 22 18:46:10 EET 2007
- Previous message: WebCam Help
- Next message: Requesting confirmation of a Bug in opera
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Scenario - you are on a web page which downloads images (possibly only ones downloaded via javascript) into the page, while doing this you lose Internet connectivity (walk out of wireless range), you notice and reacquire wireless connectivity. Opera does not seem to recover from this and you cannot click links etc (well you can but they won't do anything, if you hold and click you can open in new window). In effect you must close the window, no amount of waiting or clicking seems to wake it up again, even typing a new url in the bar has no effect. How to reproduce. Open up connection manager so you can quickly disconnect and reconnect to simulate losing wireless. Goto google maps. zoom in on something click satelite and before it loads hit the disconnect button. Click back notice the image is half loaded. Go back to connection manger and reconnect. Go back to opera and clicking links etc, typing new URL has no effect. Only solution I have currently is close browser and reopen. Unfortunately it is happening a bit too often. Have other people experienced this issue (examples, circumstances?) can other people reproduce it. I have reproduced it in 3.2006 and 2.3006. My theory is the browser is using it's available connections to download data, it doesn't realise wireless was lost and carries on, something in its code blocks any other connections starting until the ones in use are finished, there seems to be no timeout to cancel trying to get these images. perhaps similar to the max connections setting in other browsers, so you can only have say 4 simultaneous downloads from the same site and extra ones are just queued until the first ones finish. Just noticed clicking links does update the URL bar if you hold and then click open but doesn't load the page. Currently looking to see if some javascript in the page could create an artificial timeout and cancel the image downloads which might work for my web app if my theory is correct and I just need to unblock the open connections but not much good for people surfing the web :-) Regards Simon -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.441 / Virus Database: 268.18.3/696 - Release Date: 21/02/2007 15:19
- Previous message: WebCam Help
- Next message: Requesting confirmation of a Bug in opera
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]