I am hoping for help with two (unrelated) browser problems.

1:  On soundcloud all tracks (as far as I can tell) fail to play with
a generic "this cannot play" style message -- this happens on two
computers on different networks.  The help people have only
suggested using another browser.  So far I have failed to install
chrome as it is missing a dependency and Opera only offers me e Debian
package; I am using openSuSE3.2.  I tried w3m but that does not have
javascript.  Are there any other linux browsers that do not use kde
or gnome?

2:  Since the start of the above seamonkey developed a new feature in that
is segv faults before displaying anything.  I tried firefox and that
helpfully displays a window saying "I have crashed".  My real question
is how to get a working seamonkey, or failing that a firefox browser?
Or an answer to 1 for a browser tat actually runs.

Seanmonkey failed this morning here and two weeks ago on the other
machine; firefox sometime in the last 30hrs as I only use it rarely

It does rather reenforce my anti-web stance, and encourages a
commandline interface......
==John ffitch

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Have you tried Chromium?
https://en.opensuse.org/Chromium

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> On 28 May 2015, at 14:55, jpff  wrote:
> 
> I am hoping for help with two (unrelated) browser problems.
> 
> 1:  On soundcloud all tracks (as far as I can tell) fail to play with
> a generic "this cannot play" style message -- this happens on two
> computers on different networks.  The help people have only
> suggested using another browser.  So far I have failed to install
> chrome as it is missing a dependency and Opera only offers me e Debian
> package; I am using openSuSE3.2.  I tried w3m but that does not have
> javascript.  Are there any other linux browsers that do not use kde
> or gnome?
> 
> 2:  Since the start of the above seamonkey developed a new feature in that
> is segv faults before displaying anything.  I tried firefox and that
> helpfully displays a window saying "I have crashed".  My real question
> is how to get a working seamonkey, or failing that a firefox browser?
> Or an answer to 1 for a browser tat actually runs.
> 
> Seanmonkey failed this morning here and two weeks ago on the other
> machine; firefox sometime in the last 30hrs as I only use it rarely
> 
> It does rather reenforce my anti-web stance, and encourages a
> commandline interface......
> ==John ffitch
> 
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http://mason-larobina.github.io/luakit/
perhaps?

> 28 maj 2015 kl. 15:55 skrev jpff :
> 
> I am hoping for help with two (unrelated) browser problems.
> 
> 1:  On soundcloud all tracks (as far as I can tell) fail to play with
> a generic "this cannot play" style message -- this happens on two
> computers on different networks.  The help people have only
> suggested using another browser.  So far I have failed to install
> chrome as it is missing a dependency and Opera only offers me e Debian
> package; I am using openSuSE3.2.  I tried w3m but that does not have
> javascript.  Are there any other linux browsers that do not use kde
> or gnome?
> 
> 2:  Since the start of the above seamonkey developed a new feature in that
> is segv faults before displaying anything.  I tried firefox and that
> helpfully displays a window saying "I have crashed".  My real question
> is how to get a working seamonkey, or failing that a firefox browser?
> Or an answer to 1 for a browser tat actually runs.
> 
> Seanmonkey failed this morning here and two weeks ago on the other
> machine; firefox sometime in the last 30hrs as I only use it rarely
> 
> It does rather reenforce my anti-web stance, and encourages a
> commandline interface......
> ==John ffitch
> 
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> Csound-devel mailing list
> Csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
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