Hi!

My new favorite KM version is K-Meleon 76 - Goanna 3.4.2 (Build 20180224) (with LAV filters) is working perectly, but now I discovered a new Kind of incompatabilities.

Train Ticket Ordering

This is a page which should be displayed in a train ticket ordering process (and does this in Edge, with a short delay), but in KM76 and KM76Goanna only a blank page is displayed (tested with different user agents).

Any ideas?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/31/2018 08:07AM by Zvonko.

There is really no single user here who is able to open this page in KM???

Try toggling the pref added in v15 to this trouble-info macro:
http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/read.php?9,142878

Thank you, siria!

Ok, troubleshoot_prefs.kmm is already installed, and I can see the generated reports (Error Console), but ... How to find a key for a solution?

An blank page looks like an empty page.

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Zvonko
Ok, troubleshoot_prefs.kmm is already installed, and I can see the generated reports (Error Console), but ... How to find a key for a solution?

Hmm, do you really have the latest, version 15?
Help > Troubleshooting INFO > No
Lots of text appears... scroll a bit down, and there's this line (in v15):

javascript.options.strict = false   (false: KM76/77 Empty pages?)

Simply open "about:config" and toggle this pref to true

Oh, yes! I don't understand the general concept of troubleshot_prefs.kmm how to identify the specific info associated to a problem, but I see now that the line

javascript.options.strict = true (false: KM76/77 Empty pages? / true: Console Errors, slower)

could be the point. And it is true! My setting was 'false', with 'true' the page is displayed (with delay) correctly.

Thank you very much, siria!!!



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/04/2018 05:15AM by Zvonko.

Glad it works, thanks for confirming.

The general concept of this little macro is probable a bit misunderstood: it cannot automatically figure out and report any errors itself. It also has no clue if a user is currently struggling with video probs, or logins, or images or whatever.
No, the only modest purpose is to help users to help themselves, giving them tips where to look for the usual suspects or so ;-)