Button missing in Fennec Browser
Hey again ;-)
I have a question belonging to the User Interface. I recently grabbed an old tablet to our printer and i saw that the actions menu button is missing and the console view has a print job windows (first picture). this differs to the standard look in the second picture.
the tablets runs an old Android 4.4 with a totally recent Fennec Browser (Firefox Fork from F-Droid).
The second screenshot was taken from Firefox on Windows.
I cannot explain the difference. Do you have any idea? I wanted to check the Fennec browser but it seems it has no inspector to see errors. Using the tablet i only can access the actions by using the front2/www/app.html interface
by the way i installed the same Fennec Browser on my Honor smartphone and there the missing icon is present.
Comments
The menu icon I can not explain. It uses same html/css as the other buttons to the left and there is no disable function programmed. So if you inspect it the html code should be present. Not sure if you can inspect it - on tablet it normally does not work. Only on desktop firefox maybe when it is connected to usb. At least for iOS Safari I can do it that way.
My oldest android is S8 and that has Android version 9, so maybe that makes a difference.
How are the webcam actions implemented? Are these webactions or external commands or something different. As they appear in hamburger menu the test
function updateReduceContect() {seems not to result in reduceContextMenu becoming true. And as I only see 3 entries that would be correct. If same printer has more entries on other browsers the question would then become why the list does not contain all 30 entries. But as said not number of entries in web action is relevant, but the number of actions assigned to that printer!.let n = 0
angular.forEach($scope.externalCommandsFiltered, function(x) {
if(x.remote && x.slug === $scope.activeSlug) {
n++
}
})
angular.forEach($scope.webCalls, function(x) {
if(x.show_in_menu && x.slug === $scope.activeSlug) {
n++
}
})
$scope.reduceConextMenu = n > 4
}