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Guys, I'm having a problem that I'd like to share with you.
I don't know if it's a bug, so I didn't open one.
I installed the Midorian browser a long time ago and in the last few months it stopped updating and couldn't find the domain "repo.astian.org".
Have you guys ever experienced this? Do you know how I can solve it?
I even thought it was an IP block in my country, but I tested it with a remote browser and it gave the same situation.



remote browser:

The --inactivity-reset option for Midori sounds like exactly the solution I need for a set of terminals that display job status web pages via a wireless network that sometimes flakes out. Several posts on Rasberry Pi forums and elsewhere suggest that this feature will attempt to refresh the page after a set timeout if there is no activity from the user or the page.

Problem is, invoking the -i option or the --inactivity-reset option during Midori launch throws an "unknown option" error. Midori --help does not list the -i or --inactivity-reset command line options, but man midori lists the feature, as do the several posts that directed me to use it. This is a brand new installation of the Raspbian OS and Midori (version 7.0)

Anyone have an idea what I'm missing here?

Building Flows

Flow consists of two parts, trigger and actions

Trigger

The flow’s starting point determines its frequency of execution. There are various types of triggers available, such as Schedule Trigger, Webhook Trigger, or Event Trigger based on specific service.

Action
Actions come after the flow and control what occurs when the flow is activated, like running code or communicating with other services.

In real-life scenario:

   

I have installed Midori on both Linux Mint 21.3 and Windows 11 and see the same problem on each.

When I start Midori it is always reporting that it cannot update and I get the dialog to dismiss etc. If I tell it to manually download what starts to download is exactly the same version I have installed on both platforms, 11.3.3

I cannot seem to tell the software to not try to install, changing it to not do automatic installs appears to have no impact. There is no way it seems to tell the software to not check for updates.

This behaviour gets annoying very quickly.

Hi,
I would love to get your browser 11.3.3 to work on a 5.9.0-arm-64 machine running Linux
When I start the program I get an immediate tab crash report. 
Firefox works (at snail speed) on the same little s905x box
Perhaps too under powered/old? I can help with debugging

Performance is something we are always looking for, and it is something that will always be necessary and the browser is one of those tools that consume, but Midori is lightweight and we can make Midori even lighter and faster.

Midori has multiple options and each option has a cost in consumption, one of the options that consumes more are the workspace options, if it is very useful to separate and divide the work but if you do not use frequently this option is recommended to disable it.

How to deactivate workspaces?

1. Menu Settings
   
2. Sidebar Workspace
   
3. Enable Workspace
   

   

WebApps

A very useful feature for accessing multiple websites, but also has a high consumption, tip: If you are not using the WebApps features, disable it.

1. Menu Settings.
   
2. Sidebar WebApps.
   
3. Enable WebApps.
   

   

Disabling these options will increase the performance of the browser and the resource consumption of the default browser will be decreased and you will be able to enjoy an even lighter browser.

We will be working on future updates to improve consumption and performance.

These options can be applied to Midori for Linux, Windows and soon MacOS.