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Launchpad Entry: kubuntu-karmic-webbrowser
Created:JonathanRiddell
Contributors: kubuntu team
Packages affected:kubuntu-desktop
Summary
What we want from our default web browser.
Release Note
Kubuntu now includes the full featured Arora as its default web browser.
Rationale
Arora works with almost all websites and offers nice features like HTML 5, but needs some more features to give it the same parity as existing browsers.
User stories
Jonathan wants to read slashdot. He loads up the browsers and learns the day's stuff that matters.
Assumptions
That upstream can implement our wishes.
Design
Critical Websites
Arora should work with Web 2.0 websites we consider to be critical to our users. These include Slashdot, GMail, Google Calendar, Facebook, Flickr, Youtube, Yahoo and of course kubuntu.org.
Important
There is a bug involving cookie handling in Qt which means sites such as facebook fail to login (Already fixed in qt 4.5.2).
Typing plain text into the URL bar should send the user to the result from Google's I'm Feeling Lucky (Completed).
Passwords for HTTP auth and HTML forms should be saved using KWallet.
There should be an advert blocking feature which is pre-seeded with a sensible list of adverts.
Flash should prompt to be installed when a user visits a website which uses Flash. This could use update-notifier-kde or could be a custom installer as we currently have in Konqueror.
It should import bookmarks from Konqueror and Firefox without the user having to find his existing bookmarks file.
The initial page should be a simple text field pointing at the default search engine.
The Edit -> Preferences menu option should be moved to Tools -> Configure Arora.
Nice
Forwarding protocols such as sftp:// to the appropriate application.
URL shortcuts such as gg:foo ubug:1234 should be supported.
Add http://www.baidu.com/ to default search engines.
Support Java applets.
CSS overloading could be made more intuitive and turning off CSS completely should be supported.
Wishlist
Awesomebar (Completed)
Extensions framework
Kubuntu Customisations
The bookmarks toolbar should be off by default.
Klipper actions should not pop up when a URL is selected in Arora.
KubuntuKarmicWebbrowser (last edited 2009-09-14 05:37:42 by c-71-192-50-29)