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Karsten Wolf
Jul 15, 2013, 5:38:42 PM7/15/13
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While ironing out the quirks of Xcode transition, a small feature was added:
- a new preference for the RSS tab: "Open node opens enclosure"
When opening a node (ctrl-opt-enter) in a RSS, 3 items are opened: the linked-to webpage in the default browser, the linked-to webpage in cactus, the enclosure in QuickTime Player, Preview or default browser, depending on type and if caching is enabled.
If caching is disabled, the enclosure load is instantaneous since QuickTime Player is able to play while loading. If caching is enabled, the file will be downloaded and then handed to the player, blocking Cactus until the download is complete. This can be annoyingly long if the file is a 3 hour podcast.
Enclosures will only be loaded if it this option is enabled.
With it came the small alteration that rss node links are always handled as HTML.
More and more webpages are missing that crucial ".html" or ".htm" name extension that Cactus uses to determine what to do with a web resource so giving the HTML hint opens a lot more rss nodes.
Latest binary at my dropbox: http://goo.gl/EALQi
-karsten
- a new preference for the RSS tab: "Open node opens enclosure"
When opening a node (ctrl-opt-enter) in a RSS, 3 items are opened: the linked-to webpage in the default browser, the linked-to webpage in cactus, the enclosure in QuickTime Player, Preview or default browser, depending on type and if caching is enabled.
If caching is disabled, the enclosure load is instantaneous since QuickTime Player is able to play while loading. If caching is enabled, the file will be downloaded and then handed to the player, blocking Cactus until the download is complete. This can be annoyingly long if the file is a 3 hour podcast.
Enclosures will only be loaded if it this option is enabled.
With it came the small alteration that rss node links are always handled as HTML.
More and more webpages are missing that crucial ".html" or ".htm" name extension that Cactus uses to determine what to do with a web resource so giving the HTML hint opens a lot more rss nodes.
Latest binary at my dropbox: http://goo.gl/EALQi
-karsten
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