"""
About a dozen new hidden about:config options were introduced in the creation of this feature,
not a single one of which restores the old, well loved functionality.
"""
Have you tried the "apt-get install epiphany-browser" option? That restored my browser to
exactly the way I want it. FF is developing a very bad case of second system syndrome.
Fsyncers and curveballs (the Firefox 3 fsync() problem)
Posted May 27, 2008 4:31 UTC (Tue) by MisterIO (guest, #36192)
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The only reason why I'm not using epiphany-webkit at the moment is that this new version of
epiphany still doesn't support file downloading and it has some other clear problems due to
its still experimental-like state.
Fsyncers and curveballs (the Firefox 3 fsync() problem)
Posted May 27, 2008 18:18 UTC (Tue) by sbergman27 (subscriber, #10767)
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I'm using Epiphany 2.22.1.1 with Gecko rendering. It works great while avoiding much of the
brain-deadness of FF3 itself. For example, changing font sizes does not block on a write, and
it has a very nice and usable history system. Far superior bookmarking... without the
relational database. It's what FF should be.
Fsyncers and curveballs (the Firefox 3 fsync() problem)
Posted May 28, 2008 18:45 UTC (Wed) by MisterIO (guest, #36192)
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Epiphany 2.22.1.1-3 in experimental has switched to webkit-only.
Fsyncers and curveballs (the Firefox 3 fsync() problem)
Posted Jun 3, 2008 17:35 UTC (Tue) by daenzer (✭ supporter ✭, #7050)
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My
apt-cache policy epiphany-{gecko,webkit}
doesn't agree. You can install both variants and run whichever you feel like at will.