I'm using Firefox on desktop & I have an add-on called Dolphin Sync, which syncs bookmarks with the Dolphin Browser for Android. It also allows the immediate sharing of links between the PC & Phone, which is extremely useful. Unfortunately, my NoScript add-on somehow blocks the Dolphin add-on from syncing. There's a constant syncing symbol with nothing else displayed, & nothing happens. When I disable NoScript, it works fine. It displays other devices & immediately receives a sent link, but only if NoScript is disabled. I need both these add-ons working always, & I haven't found out how to solve this. I've looked online but no one else has an answer. Would really appreciate the help.
NOTE: There is probably some URL I need to enter into the whitelist of NoScript, but I'm not sure what. I have tried the obvious ones, the Dolphin Browser website etc. Doesn't solve the problem.
any news or a solution for it?
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Hey,
I've been using a Pocket PC a bit recently (two, actually) and am having problems logging into various websites.
First, I had problems using an HTC TyTn logging into Facebook. Basically, it would always fail, but underneath the fail screen Facebook had a link, "Trouble logging in, try HTTP Login", which would work.
I also experienced the same thing on Evernote using Internet Explorer. Whatever I do I cannot login to http://m.evernote.com. (They don't provide an alternative login). The only thing I can do is use Opera.
I wrote this off as something wrong with my particular device, but I'm not seeing exactly the same thing on the HP iPAQ 614c.
Does anyone know what is going on here?
I've got cookies all installed. I've also changed my passwords to be really simple, and I've entered them on the keyboard so I can see exactly what I'm typing, I know I'm typing the right password.
Cookies are also all enabled.
Does anyone know what Facebook's "HTTP Login" method is an alternative to?
try opera mobile 9.5
So I have been using Dolphin Browser for more than two years now, and I recently found out that I had downloaded a live wallpaper on the Play Store a while back (not sure how long ago). Well, it turns out that this app has a permission allowing it to read and write my internet history on a "Default browser". Now I am worried that the app is malicious and actually sent my browser information to the developer, as it had network access (and why would a live wallpaper need to access my history and bookmarks anyway?). I know that Chrome allows other applications to read the browsing history and bookmarks as it says so in their privacy policy, but nowhere on Dolphin Browser's policy does it say that they allow apps to access such info. Do you think I got hacked? Does Dolphin let other apps see its data? I emailed Dolphin support yesterday but I have not heard back from them yet. Any help appreciated, even if it is just an opinion on whether or not my data has been compromised to some weirdo who likes spying on people for whatever reason.
AFAIK its just ad. the dev want to acces your default browser history and bookmarks just to send ad. dont worry man
Hi again,
When you select a Internet browser and you use it during a long time, you have provably added some bookmarks and the browsers (normally) don't supports to export it.
This difficult the easy browser change
My actual project tries to solve it.
With this application you can export/import bookmarks from one to other browser easy.
Of course not all the browsers are supported. At this moment I'm only have developed interfaces for stock browser, Samsung browser, Dolphin, Firefox (normal and beta versions) and Bloat (normal and mini versions).
Also, Chrome is supported (only export bookmarks to another browser is supported at this moment).
The app access to the browsers file system in order to get/set the bookmarks. Due to that, app needs to got root permissions.
Please, let me know your opinions.
Thanks
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As usual another interesting app from you.
Good luk
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Only 18 downloads after more than one week...
I assume this app isn't interesting...
I assume that this application is not interesting and close the project.
Imagine that almost every 2nd or 3rd time i'm trying to open a page on Samsung's internet browser, it doesn't happen, no matter if I try to open it from bookmarks, or by entering a direct page address, or by clicking a link on a site, every 2nd or 3rd or 4th time it just doesn't open....
I'm getting mad.
Anyone experienced this before? Any cures for that?
I never use the stock browser, so I can't really say... But it probably shouldn't be doing that. Tried clearing data&cache on the stock browser (you'll loose your history and bookmarks!)
Does this behavior also occur in Chrome, Firefox or Dolphin?
Rant PART (1) -
Having to recently reinstall Dolphin browser I tried to sync my bookmarks using Dolphin connect, Sync failed. After a log of faffing, reinstalled removing accounts etc etc its still failing.
To cut a very long story short i've only just found out today about google blocking chrome's API which essentially locks out every 3rd party app from syncing bookmarks, wow, just wow.
Not only that i've been unable to even import bookmarks to another browser from Chrome... wow.
When did google become apple, i'm now forced to use either chrome app which is pants or move everything to firefox which is also pants, why are these pants you say?
Rant (2)
What is the most important thing about a browser once you get beyond the fact it actually loads and its secure?, bookmarks, we all use them and most of us will probably like those on all of our devices without having to manually rebuild them every time we need to reinstall an app or get a new phone.
So bookmark sync is essential but is pretty now locked out to most third part browsers, you can only get google's from google and firefox from firefox, I couldn't even find a browser which would import any direct from either app / account, this is insane.
Rant (3)
Ok so lets say we've got our bookmarks in place, we'll no doubt use these all the time so we'll want quick access to this, oh no no no, 99% of browsers are still hiding saved / synced bookmarks behind several menus, chrome is slightly better than firefox though.
Prior to locking down its API dolphin was the best browser available for quick access, a quick swipe right reveals a list of all your shortcuts and these would update on the fly from you google chrome bookmarks on your desktop, this is no longer available and there is no manual sync.
Firefox should still be working in dolphin but dolphin haven't pulled their finger out and added support for the latest firefox so sync isnt working there either, this effectively makes Dolphin no different to any other browser so I've deleted this from my phone for the first time in years.
Why are android browsers so bad, do people who make then just not use them ,why on earth is there no swipe left/right or gestures to get quick access to bookmarks in any browsers?, the exception being lightning / dolphin browsers which does have swipe to bookmarks but as you cant import anything anymore thats totally useless, i'm not adding all 169 of my bookmarks manually to anything.
The upshot of this is i'm forced to use clunky Chrome app on android and this makes me very angry indeed.
If anyone has some workaround for these issues or can suggest a browser which does have some sort of sync or chrome bookmarks import working please let me know.
Im experiencing the same issue since rebuilding my phone. Did you ever get this resolved?
Same thing here. I've always used boat browser. Don't feel like sideloading it on my Note 9, so I downloaded puffin and then dolphin and neither have a way to import from another mobile browser or even an html file. How f'ing stupid in 2018 that you can't simply import bookmarks.
All I want is a damn browser that always has tabs at the top like a desktop browser so I'm not forced to change my workflow just because I'm on a smaller screen, and I want to save and import/export my bookmarks as needed. Neither chrome or firefox offer this. I guess I'm sticking with an old browser that still seems to do things the right way. Maybe that's why I can easily import and export bookmarks, because the last update was 2yrs ago, possibly before google crippled the **** out of how browsers work.
You would think there would be some sort of revolt, major complaint thread or something on it.
What is more amazing than today's total lack of sync is the fact that very few threads exist on this matter. It is like if everybody (else) has a secret way to do it or -worse- nobody cares. I really don't get it I must be getting too old!
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What is more amazing than today's total lack of sync is the fact that very few threads exist on this matter. It is like if everybody (else) has a secret way to do it or -worse- nobody cares. I really don't get it I must be getting too old!
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Google has people lulled into complacency. [emoji53]
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