Authentication seems to be there so you can password protect your profile or at least part of it. If you enable it, you always need it to access things like history and favourites
That doesn't seem to be entirely true. Favorites, at least, work better without authentication. If I do add authentication, all of it disappears, and I need to start over (always using authentication, or it doesn't show anything). I haven't tried a second authentication.
Yes that was what I meant but put poorly, as well as I only tested briefly.
Try opening this file
I tried to copy that whole line, so I could quote it. It allowed me to copy a link (only one, not both), but not the whole line. Both links fail. That may have something to do with having \HOME on a different drive than \usr. I have wondered if kLIBC Path Remapper might do something useful, but I haven't tried that, yet.
Try right clicking and doing copy link location, there was a typo that after I fixed it, the text didn't change though the link did.
Anyways the important thing is which drive dooble resides on, usually %UNIXROOT%, never did try with where my HOME is.
Fonts are fine here, I have a lot installed.
Would you tell us which ones you are using with Dooble?
See screenshot
The keys seem to be a term problem or similar.
I don't think it is that simple. Delete works on my Lenovo ThinkPad L530. It doesn't work on any other machine, that I have tried. There is something different about the L530. DEL in Air Boot is supposed to power off the machine. It doesn't do that.
Don't know, I see old *nix programs like Midnight Commander where you can train its keys. There seems some variability in key support.
Oh yeah, add that the spell checker doesn't seem to work.
Same here, even after choosing a language in settings.
It is a preview and considering there's been no porting yet, works surprisingly well.
Likely a lot of this stuff is in QT5's web engine and some in Dooble. Haven't been able to build QT5 yet, should look at dooble again.