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It looks like there is a regression in the prerelease R14.0.7 whenever I double click a PDF file in Konqueror it crashes saying nspluginviewer caused the signal 11. If I right click and do open with Kpdf it opens fine.
Yep, seen that before. This netscape plugin is a PITA. Whenever I do an update. Lots of file associations are bonked. For example audio ogg files, which are associated to multimedia apps like Amarok, are suddenly associated with netscape plugin.
Is the plugin even needed anymore?
Kate
Should I uninstall it?
On Sat, Jul 13, 2019, 7:09 AM BorgLabs - Kate Draven borglabs4@gmail.com wrote:
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It looks like there is a regression in the prerelease R14.0.7 whenever I double click a PDF file in Konqueror it crashes saying nspluginviewer caused the signal 11. If I right click and do open with Kpdf it opens fine.
Yep, seen that before. This netscape plugin is a PITA. Whenever I do an update. Lots of file associations are bonked. For example audio ogg files, which are associated to multimedia apps like Amarok, are suddenly associated with netscape plugin.
Is the plugin even needed anymore?
Kate
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hi!
Anno domini 2019 Sat, 13 Jul 07:35:56 -0400 Pisini, John scripsit:
Should I uninstall it?
IMO yes. Flash has died a painful death, and that was the only application that really used it. You may also deactivate it in konqueror.
Nik
On Sat, Jul 13, 2019, 7:09 AM BorgLabs - Kate Draven borglabs4@gmail.com wrote:
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It looks like there is a regression in the prerelease R14.0.7 whenever I double click a PDF file in Konqueror it crashes saying nspluginviewer caused the signal 11. If I right click and do open with Kpdf it opens fine.
Yep, seen that before. This netscape plugin is a PITA. Whenever I do an update. Lots of file associations are bonked. For example audio ogg files, which are associated to multimedia apps like Amarok, are suddenly associated with netscape plugin.
Is the plugin even needed anymore?
Kate
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I uninstalled the plugin now when I click on a PDF I get the following:
There was an error loading the module Netscape plugin viewer. The diagnostics is: Library files for "libnsplugin.la" not found in paths.
If I click the OK button the PDF does open in Konqueror.
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Thanks Kate and Nik, I found the issue under `embedding` Netscape was still listed first. I put KPDF first and now it works. I am going to leave konqueror-nsplugins-trinity off the system for now as long as it doesn't cause other issues.
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Pisini, John wrote:
Thanks Kate and Nik, I found the issue under `embedding` Netscape was still listed first. I put KPDF first and now it works. I am going to leave konqueror-nsplugins-trinity off the system for now as long as it doesn't cause other issues.
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Hi, I also have same setup. nsplugin is installed but not used.
regards
On 07/13/2019 06:52 AM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
IMO yes. Flash has died a painful death, and that was the only application that really used it. You may also deactivate it in konqueror.
Nik
Note: weather sites, like NOAA, etc.. still use flash for animated RADAR. I continue to install Adobe Flash for Firefox (from Adobe) and have no problems with pdf viewing.
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