oxide-qt 1.21.5-0ubuntu0.14.04.1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
oxide-qt (1.21.5-0ubuntu0.14.04.1) trusty-security; urgency=medium * Update to v1.21.5 (see USN-3236-1) - Bump Chromium rev to 57.0.2987.110 - Build everything with the correct symbol visibility (-fvisibility=hidden) - Revert "Decide focus state of webview based on activeFocusItem check of window", as it caused a regression in popup menu handling (LP: #1649577) - Unbreak build for older CMake versions - Unbreak ENABLE_PLUGINS=0 build - Fix LP: #1654363 - Fails to build with vivid gcc - Fix LP: #1654512 - Unbreak component build - Fix LP: #1649577 - Decide the webview focus state from ItemChanged event not the focusIn/Out events - Fix LP: #1637194 - Add <select> popup menu implementation to UbuntuWebView - Fix LP: #1656303 - Test hang at the start of tst_focus.qml - Fix LP: #1649861 - Session save/restore across oxide versions - Test that we don't leak context menus or popup menus when a webview closes - tst_WebViewPopupMenu.qml should verify that the menu is visible - Fix CMake error on cross-compilation after installing qtsystems5-dev - Make WebContextMenu and WebPopupMenu ownership more obvious - Fix LP: #1647799 - Don't run ubuntu-api and ubuntu-ui test sequences when built without ENABLE_UITK_WEBVIEW - Fix LP: #1568296, LP: #1656905 - Change the behaviour of JS dialogs. + Alert dialogs requested from background webviews are no longer displayed immediately, but are delayed until the webview is brought to the foreground. In this case, window.alert() returns and script execution continues immediately. + Confirm and prompt dialogs from background webviews are suppressed. + Dialogs are automatically dismissed if another webview is brought to the foreground. + Before Unload dialogs will only be displayed if they are associated with a navigation that is application initiated or triggered from a user gesture. Otherwise, the navigation will proceed without a prompt. - Remove the openerName parameter from WebContextMenuDesktop.qml - Fix a case where the JavaScriptDialog implementation could leak - Fix LP: #1637195 - Add JS dialog implementation to UbuntuWebView - Emit warnings when trying to provide dialog components with UbuntuWebView - Use AuxiliaryUIFactory for legacy UI components, and add a "Legacy" prefix to those classes - Rename qt::Web{Context,Popup}MenuImpl to qt::Web{Context,Popup}MenuHost for consistency with JavaScriptDialogHost - Fix LP: #1665978 - Sync ParamTraits for content::WebPreferences to make double-tap-to-zoom work again - Fix LP: #1668614 - Fix build failure with GCC 4.8 due to lack of stdatomic.h * Refresh gross-hack-for-dual-ffmpeg-build.patch * Drop debian/patches/lp1642317.patch - fixed upstream -- Chris Coulson <email address hidden> Fri, 17 Mar 2017 21:29:33 +0000
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- Uploaded by:
- Chris Coulson
- Uploaded to:
- Trusty
- Original maintainer:
- Ubuntu Developers
- Architectures:
- amd64 i386 armhf
- Section:
- libs
- Urgency:
- Medium Urgency
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Trusty | updates | main | libs | |
Trusty | security | main | libs |
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oxide-qt_1.21.5-0ubuntu0.14.04.1.debian.tar.xz | 128.7 KiB | fed9a37699c7746be35297b12c8ef98af03a2caf0ec6822f68d990666609e636 |
oxide-qt_1.21.5-0ubuntu0.14.04.1.dsc | 3.0 KiB | 6228ddf817dca0564e6a0ac15fa9129c258bd14f439d766b0f2ef93841b46759 |
Available diffs
Binary packages built by this source
- liboxideqt-qmlplugin: Web browser engine for Qt (QML plugin)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the QML plugin required to run QML applications with
Oxide
- liboxideqtcore-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for core library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the development files required to compile programs
against the Oxide core library
- liboxideqtcore0: Web browser engine for Qt (core library and components)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
files required to run applications with Oxide
- liboxideqtcore0-dbgsym: debug symbols for package liboxideqtcore0
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the core library, sandbox, renderer and support
files required to run applications with Oxide
- liboxideqtquick-dev: Web browser engine for Qt (development files for QtQuick library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the development files required to compile programs
against the Oxide QtQuick library
- liboxideqtquick0: Web browser engine for Qt (QtQuick library)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the QtQuick library required to run QML applications
with Oxide
- oxideqmlscene: Web browser engine library for Qt (QML application runner)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Google Chromium, that makes
it easy to embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides an application runner which is similar to qmlscene,
required to run QML applications with Oxide if you require support for
accelerated compositing
- oxideqt-chromedriver: Web browser engine for Qt (transitional package)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This is a transitional package to make upgrades work correctly, and can be
safely removed
- oxideqt-codecs: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide
- oxideqt-codecs-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the free Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8 and VP9
codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-extra: Web browser engine for Qt (codecs)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
and H.264 codecs
- oxideqt-codecs-extra-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide
- oxideqt-codecs-extra-dbgsym: debug symbols for package oxideqt-codecs-extra
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides some media codecs needed for the HTML5 <audio> and
<video> tags. Included are the Theora, Vorbis, Opus, VP8, VP9, MP3, AAC
and H.264 codecs
- oxideqt-dbg: Web browser engine for Qt (Debug symbols)
Oxide is a web browser engine library based on Chromium that makes it easy to
embed web content in your Qt application
.
This package provides the debugging symbols for Oxide