| Re: OK, discovered one thing I don't like about EdgeView... |
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| astrawebfan (astra@web.fan) |
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On 2019-03-20 14:36:49 +0000, symm said:
> On 2019-03-20 13:07:16 +0000, astrawebfan said:
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>> Guys, I'm still using Simple Comic on Mojave and it's mainly working
>> like it always did - including the cmd-T for full screen thumbnail
>> views. The only bug I'm seeing is I must quit and reopen SC if I close
>> any individual comic archive since I won't be able to open another
>> until I do. Beside that, it appears to handle everything else just like
>> it always did. What's your experience here?
>
> The behaviour you describe is a showstopper for me as closing the last
> comic doesn't quit the app. That and you then have to kill/force quit
> the app as it just keeps spitting up error dialogs. (Hint: an Alfred
> kill process workflow is quicker than ⌥⌘-Escape finger twister) :-)
>
> That coupled with SC's silent fail mode for opening RARv5 or anything
> else that doesn't go exactly right means I spend more time trying to
> troubleshoot why a comic didn't open than I can tolerate.
>
> There is a standard API call for quitting on last doc close and should
> be a fairly trivial work-around. So I could fork SC (it's thankfully
> open source), but there are too many other missing pieces for a modern
> viewer to make it worthwhile. That and Apple's yearly spin on XCode
> makes it a PIA to compile older projects on latter versions.
>
> As much as I think about writing a native viewer, $5 was a no-brainer
> for an almost-perfect-to-my-preferences (needs WebP support) modern
> viewer.
>
> BTW, for anyone who read my OS X firewall rant about unsigned apps and
> has a similiar issue, adhoc app signing is a thing. I fixed it on my
> son's iMac the day after the rant.
Guys, I found this version of Simple Comic 1.7.1 (253) updated by a fan
in 2017.
https://github.com/arauchfuss/Simple-Comic/issues/114
Looks like it fixes the bug I described above but it was never
officially compiled and released. PSiAU was nice enough to do the dirty
work and share. I'm a happy camper
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