Hello Everyone,
As you all know, the Note has an AMOLED display.
Each pixel lights itself individually, so if you have an all black screen, you use basically no power at all. If you have white, then it's on at full power.
What is annoying (so to speak) is that many apps have a default of a pure white background and black text. From a power perspective, it is much better to do white text on a black background. Yes, you can turn down the brightness, but then it's just harder to read due to less contrast.
I found one method of doing white on black web browsing with opera mobile:
http://androidforums.com/samsung-captivate/195082-high-contrast-browsing.html#post3028371
Instructions stolen from that post (for convenience):
1. Create a text file on the sd card with the following:
* { background-color: black ! important; color: white !important }
:link, :link * { color: #00ffff !important }
:visited, :visited * { color: #ff00ff !important }
2. Open Opera and type "opera:config" into the url field.
3. Click "Quick find" and type "css" to filter the options.
4. Tick the "User CSS" tick box
5. In the "Local CSS File" choose the css file you made earlier.
you may have to hit 'back' a bit to go up subdirectories.
6. Save your changes to the config screen.
For the most part, it does what it says.
Also If I load in text files into opera mobile, I can also read them as white on black. It takes a little getting used to, but I got used to it quickly. There are some glitches, sometimes some graphics don't show up right. (not sure why - it's usually banner stuff).
If anyone knows how to do with with other browsers, that would be good to know. The original post it claimed it worked with opera mini, but I can't find the 'full' about:config screen.
Using a color of 'Lime' seems to be better - not quite as intense as white on black, and should save even more power.
There's some interesting articles about what color/color combos are easy to read or not.
Yellow/Black is the most obnoxious and hard on the eyes, which is why it's used on warning signs!
- Frank
Works perfectly!
I use more traditional link colors though:
* { background: black ! important; color: white !important }
:link, :link * { color: #4289ff !important }
:visited, :visited * { color: #969bff !important }
randomstranger99 said:
Works perfectly!
I use more traditional link colors though:
* { background: black ! important; color: white !important }
:link, :link * { color: #4289ff !important }
:visited, :visited * { color: #969bff !important }
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Hmm, I'll try those, thanks.
I don't know why but some web page graphics don't show up.
Like on XDA, I can't see the 'reply' button (but you can click on it if you know where it is).
I tend to cross reference it with opera mini if I suspect there's a missing graphic somewhere. Most sites work fine though.
- Frank
I tried to apply the CSS to Opera Mini, but the config doesn't appear to have the same number of options as Opera Mobile does.
Do you know if browsers other than Opera Mobile can use custom styles?
Thanks! Do you know of any way to easily toggle between this CSS and the default?
ChodTheWacko said:
I don't know why but some web page graphics don't show up.
Like on XDA, I can't see the 'reply' button (but you can click on it if you know where it is).
- Frank
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You have to use "background-color" instead of "background" in the css because with "background:black" you're overriding all background properties like "background-image" and "background-position" etc.
lj_1102 said:
You have to use "background-color" instead of "background" in the css because with "background:black" you're overriding all background properties like "background-image" and "background-position" etc.
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That's much better, thanks!
- Frank
Any way you can easily switch between them? This morning I wanted to go back to the normal color scheme and I went back, clicked default, then save, and for some reason it was unable to find the original CSS file even though it highlighted the correct path to the original just before I hit save. I had to uninstall and reinstall Opera in order to recover the original settings.
maxh said:
Any way you can easily switch between them? This morning I wanted to go back to the normal color scheme and I went back, clicked default, then save, and for some reason it was unable to find the original CSS file even though it highlighted the correct path to the original just before I hit save. I had to uninstall and reinstall Opera in order to recover the original settings.
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I don't think so.
I just use opera mini if I want to see default colors.
- Frank
Thank you guys ! it is exactly what I was looking for
Thanks a lot, it's nice for the sgs2 too
On GS2 here too. Absolutely amazed with this! Since I just tried the proxy filter method and it didn't work! This works amazingly in Opera Mobile
Is there really no way of getting it to work for Opera Mini? I use Opera Mini a LOT as I often have only a 2g connection xD
Thanks a lot for this!
Wanted to bump this thread - I was poking around and I found a browser called maxthon browser that has a pretty decent night mode
I think I still prefer opera with css mod but it's worth checking out.
Thank You sooooo much for this...have been looking for this mod for so long...thanks again..now my eyes are not strained browsing for a long time.
maxh said:
Any way you can easily switch between them? This morning I wanted to go back to the normal color scheme and I went back, clicked default, then save, and for some reason it was unable to find the original CSS file even though it highlighted the correct path to the original just before I hit save. I had to uninstall and reinstall Opera in order to recover the original settings.
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you can easily toggle between both color schemes (after having selected a modified Local CSS File):
opera:config -> Author Display Mode -> uncheck "User CSS" and click Save (default color scheme)
opera:config -> Author Display Mode -> check "User CSS" and click Save (white on black color scheme)
you also couldn't find the original user.css because there is none. you can create an empty user.css file and select it as the Local CSS File, this will show web pages with their default color scheme and has the same effect as disabling "User CSS" i have described above (but it's takes more clicks )
BIG THANKS to the original author runagate on androidforums and to ChodTheWacko and lj_1102!
edit: for convenience you can add opera:config to your speed dial or bookmarks so it only takes 3 seconds to toggle the CSS on/off
i9100p
THX a lot. This was a good idea I tried it but there were som glitches in some web pages. I was playing with the settings and figured out somehow how to make it work like back then but with inverted colors. Now it works like a charm. (have to backup my settings )
@maxh
You can also rename your css file, just add an extra letter to the end and opera will run with default settings, when you remove that extra letter opera will again run with black background...
diwad said:
THX a lot. This was a good idea I tried it but there were som glitches in some web pages. I was playing with the settings and figured out somehow how to make it work like back then but with inverted colors. Now it works like a charm. (have to backup my settings )
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Could you tell what changes you made to avoid those glitches?
If you need to do this on a system-wide level, then go to accessibility settings and click "Negative Colors"....everything gets inverted.
tried on jb stock 4.1.2
Excellent inverting hack for opera browser
randomstranger99 said:
Works perfectly!
I use more traditional link colors though:
* { background: black ! important; color: white !important }
:link, :link * { color: #4289ff !important }
:visited, :visited * { color: #969bff !important }
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this long after the post, you may never see this hahaha but bless you for the color variables. This makes this hack far better in my opinion.
also, changing background: black to background-color: black fixes many of the unseen items issues. thx again guys for reminding me of this hack AND refining it better than it was .
Related
The important bit - get it here:
Version 1.5 (Donut - also Hero)
Version 1.5 (Cupcake)
I've changed the hosting of these files from 4shite. You shouldn't now have any problems downloading. The new links are hosted at www.androidspin.com - thanks guys!
Optimised version of V1.5 (Donut) (thanks Dwang)
Optimised version of 1.5 (Cupcake) (thanks Hotweiss)
(note ref the optimised versions; Dwang's works fine on my Magic but I haven't tested Hotweiss's. If you have problems try the originals instead.)
MAKE SURE YOU GET THE RIGHT VERSION! READ THE CHANGE LOG (in post 2) TO SEE WHAT'S NEW.
Older versions can be found at the bottom of this post.
So what actually is this?
This is a new build of the stock browser, that incorporates the multitouch code from Cyan's build, along with some additional code of my own, primarily intended to make zooming less painful, and looking to gradually move towards an experience as rich as the Hero browser.
What does it do that's new, then?
* option in settings to disable the obnoxious on-screen zoom buttons that usually appear whenever you so much as breathe on the screen (turn off "Visual Zoom Controls" in the menu to get rid of them - off by default).
* when Visual Zoom Controls is disabled, option in settings to add zoom in and zoom out to the menu (although this will bump over options that are normally on the main menu to the "More..." list)
* Double-tap the screen to zoom in. When it gets too ginormous (about four zooms) a subsequent double-tap will zoom all the way out. Or you can just change this in the settings so double-tap always zooms in. Obviously it still has the multitouch option too from Cyan's code.
* Triple-tap to zoom out! (which I am particularly pleased about given that such an event doesn't actually exist in Android )
* Click top-right corner to pull down address bar. Click top-left corner to go back to homepage. Click top-left when on homepage to exit browser (i.e. "clear" it from memory insofar as Android apps ever get cleared from memory).
* Click bottom left to go to previous tab, bottom right to go to next tab.
* Maintain zoom level across a domain, so that when you get a comfortable viewing size, you don't lose it the second you move to the next page on a site.
* Maximum number of tabs increased from 8 to 32.
* As requested by fastludeh22, an option for "Mobile Web Settings". Select from Android, iPhone or Desktop browsing.
* As requested by fit333 (and who was as good as his word, and donated ), an option to lock in landscape mode.
* setting to enable hiding/showing of notification bar. Note that this needs the entire Browser process to be restarted to take effect (so use the top-left click to go home, click again to quit the browser, and then reload to see the effect).
What do I need to run it?
Well, a Cupcake or Donut based rooted Android phone, basically. Make sure you download the correct version. If you are installing on Hero, you might need to wipe all the application data otherwise you'll get force closes.
How do I install it?
The only "safe" way is to push it with ADB. Delete /system/app/Browser.apk and any Browser.odex. Then adb push my browser into /system/app/Browser.apk. Many people had success on Cupcake by just installing via file managers. I managed to upgrade - note, UPGRADE, not install from scratch - by downloading it on my phone from the download link. It'll tell you this is a system application, do you want to update it - say yes. This was on Dwang's Donut ROM. However, the only method I'll "support" is via ADB because it's all so variable. ADB should (in theory) work on any ROM.
I installed your browser and now I can't browse the interweb, my phone exploded, I lost my job and suffered an embarrassing rectal prolapse in a public place. I blame you!
Thank you, please call again. All purchases are final. I would suggest that one uses a program to back up your bookmarks at the very least before installing this.
This is the best thing since self removing trousers! What do I do now?
Send me money by clicking here.
Future improvements I'm hoping to do:
* A proper full screen option (i.e. where you'd also hide the title bar as well as the notification bar, and only show it when pages are loading)
* Hero-style lairy Mac coverflow-esque bookmarks (some way off in the future methinks!)
* tidy up what behind the scenes is, unfortunately, some really kludgey code!
Thanks go to:
* Cyan, obviously, without whom none of this would have been possible, and whose ROMs continue to break new levels of awesomeness
* makethetick, who pointed me in the right direction for the code in the first places
Raspberries go to certain individuals in this thread.
Older versions kept around just in case. THESE ARE ALL CUPCAKE BUILDS. IF YOU INSTALL ON DONUT YOU'LL GET CORRUPTED MENU ICONS.
Version 1.4.3
Version 1.4.2
Version 1.4.1
Version 1.4
Version 1.3
Version 1.2
1.1 (hide notification bar)
1.1a (notification bar left intact)
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Hate the way the Android browser throws zoom controls in your face whenever you so much as breathe on the screen? Double-tap to zoom sound like your bag? Or maybe you want the option to view non-mobile versions of websites? Try my BetterBrowser.
Crazy enough to want to send me money? Click here!
Yes, I've gone to the dark side and dipped my toe in this social networking smeg. Follow my Twitter here.
Loccy's BetterBrowser - new stuff and bug fixes (v1.5: 7th Sep 11:30am/BST)
Changes for 1.5
* Bottom left/right corner click to cycle between tabs (so bottom left goes to previous tab, bottom right goes next)
* Slight change to top bar behaviour, because a couple of people didn't like it and were being put off upgrading. Top left corner to go back to the home page (and then again to quit the browser) is as it used to be. Pulling the address bar down is now top right corner rather than everywhere across the title bar - many people were complaining that they kept doing it accidentally so I've made it a little more "deliberate".
* Removed zoom in/out menu options. They were an early feature before I figured out double/triple tap, were buggy anyway (and non-existent in Cyan's implementation for Donut, even though the menu option was still there!) and I suspect no bugger used them any more.
* Glorious Donutty goodness! (i.e. you don't need to wait for Cyan to incorporate my changes, or suffer dodgy screwed up icons if you install the Cupcake version). I used Cyan's Donut branch as a base. He'd manually pasted in the code from my Cupcake based builds to create this in the first place, a real tedious and laborious process that I now didn't need to do, so many thanks for him for that.
Changes for 1.4.3
* Fix/change for maintain current zoom level across page loads. Now, it only maintains zoom across a domain (so if you're on site xyz.com, and zoom out to a comfortable level there, it'll maintain the sizing across pages on that site. When you go to another site abc.com, that one will start out at zoom level 1. This has the side effect of fixing the column-sizing issue that affected most sites but was most prevalent on mobile sites).
* Slight refinement to the top-corner and top-bar click algorithms. Should work a lot better now for those of you who have the notification bar visible when in the browser.
* Increased maximum number of tabs from 8 to 32. Not sure how this'll hold up, memory-wise - feedback please.
Changes for 1.4.2
* Maintain current zoom level across page loads (so it doesn't suddenly zoom back in whenever you go to another page)
* Fix for top bar clicks (i.e. click title bar to pull down address bar, click top left to go home) when notification bar not hidden.
Release notes/changes for 1.4/1.4.1
* fix to force close on mobile sites when double tap zoom cycle goes back
to the "all the way out" setting (and this time it's DEFINITELY fixed )
* you can now double-tap/triple-tap anywhere on a page to zoom - previously, you'd have had to avoid areas where there were links, otherwise the link would start to load before your zoom would happen.
* setting to change triple tap delay value in advanced settings (so the
lower the setting, the more responsive double-taps are, but the quicker
you have to get your triple-tap in!)
* setting to change double-tap behaviour, between the existing zoom cycle,
and also now just a simple zoom out only setting (so if you want to just
keep it simple, and have double-tap to zoom in, triple tap to zoom out,
the latter will be the setting for you). How many zooms this will result in per cycle will depend on the page you're viewing.
* change to double-tap zoom cycle behaviour - now zooms ALL the way out
to give a true page overview, and also introduces an intermediate step
between page overview and 1:1 zoom (this is a nice level for sites with
big fonts, eg. aintitcool.com)
* click title bar (or top of screen) to bring down the address/search bar
* click top left of screen to go to home page. Click it a second time when on the home page to exit the browser completely (or double-click from elsewhere).
Cool, double tap to zoom in and out would a nice feature to have.
Stupid noob question
I do need to uninstall the old browser apk first? Probably so.
mount and push APK to /system/app
do I need to chmod? and if so what is the number? 775?
Thanks,
Your Guinie Pig!
Chevy
Just flashed 4.0.1 yesterday and am running themeless. Rebooted just to verify and yes I have the same issues. FC on bookmarks and am missing the refresh and forward icons.
Cheers,
Etienne
cover flow
It would be great if u could add the cover flow feature that the hero browser has for bookmarks and Thanks a lot those buttons kept getting in my way to.
intallation
I'm sorry but how do u get it on the rom?
Will this work on JACxROM?
Edit: fixed version hopefully now on the first post.
chevycowboyusa said:
I do need to uninstall the old browser apk first? Probably so.
mount and push APK to /system/app
do I need to chmod? and if so what is the number? 775?
Thanks,
Your Guinie Pig!
Chevy
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Yes, I'd uninstall the old browser first.
Install would go something like this, from your command line on your PC:
adb remount
adb shell
cd /system/app
mv Browser.apk Browser.original
exit
adb push Browser-cyan-pn-mod2.apk /system/app/Browser.apk
halla29 said:
It would be great if u could add the cover flow feature that the hero browser has for bookmarks and Thanks a lot those buttons kept getting in my way to.
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Bloody hell. It's taken me a week to get this far
I tried this and it seems to be working fine so far... thanks I really found those buttons annoying too
I think the zoom buttons can be beneficial sometimes instead of multitouch zoom for situations when you are using the phone with one hand. That's when I have use for them. But I guess if the double tap feature from Hero were implemented, this would have the same effect. Good job on the idea tho and keep up the hard work!
uansari1 said:
Will this work on JACxROM?
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Not sure. I believe JACxROM and Cyan's have the same multitouch stuff in their kernels, so I see no reason why it wouldn't, but I might be wrong.
The double tap from hero would be nice good work on this.
Anyway you could post detailed uninstall old and install new instructions? Maybe terminal and adb commands?
You are my new best friend !
Thank you so much. Works perfectly.
Very nice! Always wanted this after using hero's browser.
One question: would it be possible to make the browser full screen (like no status bar)?
Works Great!
This was a really cool idea! I also would like to be able to double tap as well.
One more would be a way to get the screen back to original size without having to go back or open a new page.
I installed completely through terminal.apk
Good Job!
no rush
Thanks for the intallation info. No rush take your time. I know u just posted this not too long ago. Think of it this way though if u could get that cover flow going for the bookmarks that would be a major breakthrough for u cause then the rest of the devs would have to come to u for help. I think Hycuro had it to but with a second home launcher from the hero built. Thanks again.
chevycowboyusa said:
I installed completely through terminal.apk
Good Job!
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I mounted /system and rm -r to remove the original Browser.apk and com.android.browser in /data/data.
Then did the following..note that I renamed the apk to Browser.apk:
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblk3 /system
cd sdcard
install Browser.apk /system/app/Browser.apk
reboot
Edit: Everything works fine.
Hi,
could you please create an apk file that also includes the Flashplugin? Is that possible yet?
So I needed some Icons for my status bar... and I thought, sweet, I'll just photoshop the stock ones
Then I opened them up, and to my eternal horror some idiot had added a background to them... How the hell am I gonna edit these nicely...
So, bugger that I thought, I'm not spending hours sorting them out in photoshop, so I made a little program to do it for me
Attached you'll find a pretty basic program in a folder with all the stock sony status bar images. If you run the program you can click on the square to choose your colour and then click on 'Select Folder'. The default is the folder that the exe is in.
As soon as you select the folder, all the icons in that folder will be processed and saved with the same name in an 'out' subfolder (like the ones in the attachment).
The images will be set to the selected color and the background is made transparent. This is hard-coded for the x10 stock status bar icons, it may work for other icons from the stock apk's, or it might not It just works on a hard-coded value for the blue channel. For anyone that is interested:
Code:
for (int x = 0; x < clone.Width; x++)
{
for (int y = 0; y < clone.Height; y++)
{
Color color = clone.GetPixel(x, y);
int a = Math.Min(color.B, color.G);
if (a < color.R) a = color.R;
if (a < 50) a = 0;
else
{
a = (int)(((double)a - 50.0d) / 205.0d * 255.0d);
}
color = Color.FromArgb(a, colorSelector.BackColor.R,
colorSelector.BackColor.G, colorSelector.BackColor.B);
bitmap.SetPixel(x, y, color);
}
}
Now you can have what ever color icons you want in the status bar
NOTE: .Net Framework 2.0 required (pre-installed on win vista and 7)
EDIT: There's a framework with a white status bar and these icons here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9251090&postcount=18
Awesome between you and MrRusch you're take all the work out for us... much appreciation!
lookin good man! you sure are talented at this kinda thing
cheers, tim
Thanks guys
Let me know how it works... I have noticed that some of the icons are a little heavy on the alpha.
Nice mate! Soon we can click one button and the phone will automagically turn into an elephant
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Nice mate! Soon we can click one button and the phone will automagically turn into an elephant
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- Can we make it a dog tho' - elephants are a bit big...
this is just.......WOW!!!
and when thid work with all *.png files whould be...F#$*N WOW!!!
O NOW you do it lol, as always great work cal, between us all the X10 is getting a lot of support fast.
So looks like I have done all this for nothing? Damn.
Awesome job (as always) Calum!
Great job, Calum! This will be very useful.
Thanks!
I'm stunned! Awsome job mate!
Though maybe some themers (like Chewitt , shukla , myself etc) could have used that a bit earlier cause now my eyes are already on fire of all that .png editing!
Anyway congratulations! You did a hell of support!
I'm not into theming (yet) but WoW. Great tool.
Even if I wont use it I will sure use some icons created by that.
Thanks.
Wish I saw this before I modded each icon individually!!
Nice work!
Hi,
I published a comics viewer application on Android Market :
The application name is "Challenger Comics Viewer" : https://market.android.com/details?id=org.kill.geek.bdviewer
Supported format are :
JPG
PNG
GIF
BMP
WebP (Android 4.0+)
PDF
ePUB
CBZ/ZIP
CBR/RAR
CB7/7Z
CBT/TAR
DjVu
Main features are :
Automatic page loading
Zoom using multi-touch
Vertical/Horizontal scrolling
2 display modes (Simple View which displays pages one by one and Multiple Image View which displays all pages one after the other)
Scale filters: Bilinear, Bicubic, Lanczos4
Library with covers displayed to quickly open comics (multiple kind of views available)
Borders cropping
Reading from left to right or from right to left
Actions can be customized
Switch automatically to next issue when last page of comics is displayed
Single page and "2 page" display mode
Included filter to improve displayed images quality
Manual scrolling by moving finger on screen
Autoscrolling by long pressing screen
Fit to Width/Height display
Multiple Image preview type
Option to direct access to page
Network acces (samba, webdav, ftp and sftp)
History management
Support multi-language (for now, english and french)
Border can be display over Bitmaps to easily identify pages
Contrast/Brightness/Gamma management
Screen brightness management
Application can be moved to SD Card
Cached data can be stored on internal memory or SD Card
Files could be on device or on network.
Supported network protocols are :
Google Drive
SkyDrive/OneDrive
Mega
Ubooquity (http://vaemendis.net/ubooquity)
DLNA/Upnp
OPDS (beta)
Windows/SAMBA/CIFS
DropBox
Webdav (like box.com, 4shared.com, alwaysdata.com, ...)
FTP
SFTP
For people who have no access to Android market, here is a link to the apk file (Version 2.1.28) : Apk file (a mirror is also available here)
I need some user feedbacks.
Is there any kind testers which wants to try it ?
Thanks in advance.
--
The Challenger
http://challengerviewer.wordpress.com
I added a video.
Is there any feedback ?
Tried it... doesn't recognise CBZ or CBR the two most common net comic formats
I'll unzip/unrar them and try again.
It definitely needs CBZ and CBR support.
Sent from my Kindle Fire using xda premium
You are right. I will add support of cbz and cbr.
What about performance ?
Is it smooth (depending of your phone or tablet) ?
Thank you very much for your help.
Regards.
Seems super-smooth. Will be happy to use it if you can add the CBR/Z support and keep it running as nice!
Although I am running on a Samsung Galaxy SII running CheckROM RevoHD v4 and the excellent DarkKnight v2.4.3 kernel... so most things run pretty smooth!
I added both file support : .cbz and .cbr.
Cbz (zip) is not cpu consuming so app is still smooth.
About Cbr (rar), it's no as smooth as before but still usable.
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
I added PDF file support.
So now the list of supported format is :
JPG
PNG
PDF
CBZ/ZIP
CBR/RAR
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
I published a new version (v1.0.48).
This version contains new features :
A border can be display over bitmaps to easily identify pages
Added option to choose border size
Support multi-language (for now, english and french)
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
I published a new version (v1.0.51).
This version contains new features :
Added autoscroll by long pressing screen
Replace configuration screen
Added velocity management
Added korean language
Fix minor bugs
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
Any chance of getting a link to the apk directly? I'd like to try this but I don't have access to the Market on my Kindle Fire.
Sent from my Kindle Fire using Tapatalk
Thanks, gonna try out my new Walking Dead Comics!
Thanks for the link! This works great on the Kindle Fire. The scrolling is kind of annoying at times, but it hasn't failed to open any file I've thrown at it yet. Is there an option to tap to turn pages instead of scrolling? If there is, I can't find it. If there isn't, there should be. Other than that this is a great comics viewer. Great job!
Drunk texted from my FactorySense Thunderbolt.
Thanks onestoploser for your feedback.
For now, there is no option to go next page (only by scrolling).
I will add an option for this.
About scrolling, you said :
The scrolling is kind of annoying at times
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What exactly is the issue ?
Thanks.
Will test now on cm9 p1000
The Challenger said:
What exactly is the issue ?
Thanks.
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Sometimes it seems to scroll too far, like into the next page after the one I'm going to. Setting the velocity speed to none helps, but still happens on occasion. That's why I was wondering about a tap to turn the page option. Like I said though, this is a great app!
Drunk texted from my FactorySense Thunderbolt.
onestoploser said:
Sometimes it seems to scroll too far, like into the next page after the one I'm going to. Setting the velocity speed to none helps, but still happens on occasion. That's why I was wondering about a tap to turn the page option. Like I said though, this is a great app!
Drunk texted from my FactorySense Thunderbolt.
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Thanks for your explanation.
I will try to investigate on this issue and a least add a "tap to next/previous page".
I published a new version (v1.0.55).
This version contains new features :
Added screen brightness option
Added contrast/brightness/gamma options
Added filter to increase images quality
User can Tap on screen to go to previous/next page (with animation)
Change AutoScroll behavior. To activate auto scroll, you just have to long press the screen once.
Fix minor bugs
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
The Challenger said:
I published a new version (v1.0.55).
This version contains new features :
Added screen brightness option
Added contrast/brightness/gamma options
Added filter to increase images quality
User can Tap on screen to go to previous/next page (with animation)
Change AutoScroll behavior. To activate auto scroll, you just have to long press the screen once.
Fix minor bugs
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
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Sweet! I'll try it out after work tonight!
Drunk texted from my FactorySense Thunderbolt.
I published a new version (v1.0.57).
This version contains :
Fix Scrolling (Manual and Auto) on some devices (especially HTC devices)
Added option to deactivate bitmap filter
Don't hesitate to give a feedback.
Thanks !
Hello guys, I just found this browser in Play Store. This is not my work. I just thought I'd like to share. This browser is so customizable and so light, only about 1MB. The best part is it's total free. Give it a shot, guy!
Description:
"HabitBrowser" is a feature-rich Web browser.
Various operations can be comfortable using the quick menu.
- For quick menu
Appears in the "Tap and Hold" to the Center from the side of the screen
- For menu icon
Not using the quick menu, toolbar is set to or toolbar hidden menu is displayed when the menu, all is not set
* If you have enabled the setting that you do not use the menu icon does not always appear
Please enable for example, when the menu button is present on terminal
- For user scripts
It does not correspond to the "@match" "@require"
- For setting POST downloads
Please set to OFF if the operation such as the login form will not be successful
- For information about selecting text
After you tap the location where you want to select, please run the menu "Select Text"
- For Mouse Cursor
move the cursor with one finger
tap the cursor position on tap
long tap the cursor position on long tap
scroll with two fingers
Operation check terminal:
Galaxy Nexus 4.1.1
Xperia VL 4.0.4
Get it on Play Store: http://goo.gl/mOzda. Please rate 5 stars if you like the app.
Please note:
Since this is not my work, if you have any suggestion/issue just go to menu in the app and tap "Send feedback."
How to enable text reflow:
Check "Auto-fit page" under the "Settings"-"Content". Then whenever you want text reflow just tap the screen twice quickly after zooming in. It should do the trick though doesn't work everytime. The dev is independent.
User Agents:
I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: http://goo.gl/Wo5mH
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, Opera Mini, and Symbian S60.
Enjoy!
Try this setting http://goo.gl/KweAu if you face any issue. See if it fix.
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Settings-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents/Settings-Tap Ok. That's it.
ril z said:
Hello guys, I just found this browser in Play Store. This is not my work. I just thought I'd like to share. This browser is so costumizable and so light, only about 1MB. The best part is it's total free. Give it a shot, guy!
Description:
"HabitBrowser" is a feature-rich Web browser.
Various operations can be comfortable using the quick menu.
- For quick menu
Appears in the "Tap and Hold" to the Center from the side of the screen
- For menu icon
Not using the quick menu, toolbar is set to or toolbar hidden menu is displayed when the menu, all is not set
* If you have enabled the setting that you do not use the menu icon does not always appear
Please enable for example, when the menu button is present on terminal
- For user scripts
It does not correspond to the "@match" "@require"
- For setting POST downloads
Please set to OFF if the operation such as the login form will not be successful
- For information about selecting text
After you tap the location where you want to select, please run the menu "Select Text"
- For Mouse Cursor
move the cursor with one finger
tap the cursor position on tap
long tap the cursor position on long tap
scroll with two fingers
Operation check terminal:
Galaxy Nexus 4.1.1
Xperia VL 4.0.4
Get it on Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...gle&utm_medium=organic&utm_term=habit+browser
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Nice app thank you.. Going to try
wow,tons of options,will take a while to go through all.
Found a small bug
Default zoom,far and close are mixed up.
Actually close is far and the other way around
This browser is amazing. Habit can outsmart chrome and other big brothers easily In terms of speed and performance. Tons of options ,Configurable themes
Disc control is awesome.
in terms off speed this stands next to opera mini. But with full features.
Every thing in <2 MB great
Thanks for sharing
AW: [APP] [4.0.3+] Habit Browser: The Most Powerful Browser
Performance has quite a lot of space to improve, the wheel is kind of weird,I think a sort of pie would be better.
Still like the big customizing options, they're even kind if overwhelming.
Would like to see a black and white only theme in three future
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I don't comment much in this section. However, this browser is really very good! Silly as it may sound, I like Firefox because it has a "quit" option. I love how you've even put thought into the quit function! The browser is fast and lightweight too. Great work!
nice find!
very nice app，very fast broswer，very cool.
only hope there's no ad
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Great...simply great...clean and powerful...
Simply awesome!
Trying the browser out. Excellent customisation and theming options. A few suggestions
- Help section or FAQ on the various options
- Is it possible to keep the browser synced with your desktop bookmarks like the stock Jelly Bean browser does?
- Can text be made to reflow and auto fit the screen when zooming in and out.
Zoom text reflow missing, otherwise excellent.
Hey guys. Since this is not my work, if you have any suggestion just go to menu in the app and tap "send feedback." I'd also like to add if you want text reflow try check "autofit page". It should do the trick though doesn't work everytime. The dev is independent.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
Can you post the apk for me I don't have access to Google play
Sent from my own hell
Hello guys. I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: goo.gl/lvTBX
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, and Opera Mini.
Enjoy!
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Setting-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents-Tap Ok. That's it.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
Just the best browser that I've tested. Light, very customizable and really fast. Don't run in background if you don't want. Uninstalled my other browsers. Thanks to the dev!
Thanks, trying it out now.
Nice find!
ril z said:
Hello guys. I just updated and added new User Agents. Grab here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B07u4T6o4RCtZmltejZ1YjFvb3c/edit
Updated: iPhone and iPad.
Added: Blackberry, Chrome Desktop, and Opera Mini.
Enjoy!
How to: Go to Settings-Advance-Import Setting-Locate the downloaded file-Select-Check User Agents-Tap Ok. That's it.
Sent from my GT-I9300 EX using xda premium
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Your Google Drive account is not allowing access to download the update.
Nice browser, thanks for the tip.
Sent from my LT30p using Tapatalk 2
Hello
is there any browser which is designed like
-only white text
-only dark background
(if possible not many wide white fields)
Ideally I couild also specify the color, but that's not really needed.
I hope you have suggestions, as I cant really use stock Firefox/e.g cause of some eye problems
Hi
UC browser is the only one which works flawlessly for me (ive tried a ton of browsers) BUT dont use night mode !!!
You have to put your own dark (black) image as a global background, and select white text on black bg in the menu.
dwa4321 said:
Hello
is there any browser which is designed like
-only white text
-only dark background
(if possible not many wide white fields)
Ideally I couild also specify the color, but that's not really needed.
I hope you have suggestions, as I cant really use stock Firefox/e.g cause of some eye problems
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Where can I select the bqckground image?
dwa4321 said:
Hello
is there any browser which is designed like
-only white text
-only dark background
(if possible not many wide white fields)
Ideally I couild also specify the color, but that's not really needed.
I hope you have suggestions, as I cant really use stock Firefox/e.g cause of some eye problems
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There are add-ons for Firefox that do this. I forgot the name but you can search for it.
Another browser which can do invert colors is Pyrope Browser. You can download it from play store if you have android 5+.
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dwa4321 said:
Hello
is there any browser which is designed like
-only white text
-only dark background
(if possible not many wide white fields)
Ideally I couild also specify the color, but that's not really needed.
I hope you have suggestions, as I cant really use stock Firefox/e.g cause of some eye problems
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There are Firefox add-ons that can do invert colors :
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/android/addon/dark-background-light-text/?src=search
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/android/addon/dark-mode-night-reader/?src=search
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/android/addon/invert-image/?src=search
Thanks - checked them out. Works, but while launching a site its that annoying white screen.
+firefox isnt good for 3g/portable use.
ideal would be an dsrk opera mobile
dwa4321 said:
Hello
is there any browser which is designed like
-only white text
-only dark background
(if possible not many wide white fields)
Ideally I couild also specify the color, but that's not really needed.
I hope you have suggestions, as I cant really use stock Firefox/e.g cause of some eye problems
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dwa4321 said:
Thanks - checked them out. Works, but while launching a site its that annoying white screen.
+firefox isnt good for 3g/portable use.
ideal would be an dsrk opera mobile
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Have you try Pyrope browser? It's gello/chromium based browser that can do invert colors for Android 5+.
And you might like this browser :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urysoft.darknessreader
It's lagging in my machine but for you it may be different.
im still in kitkat, so I cant install perupe.
The latter one looks good, will play around it for now