[Qutebrowser] different behavior when loading AVIF locally or online
by Michael Uplawski from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6KCKW)
Good afternoon.
A linked avif-file is opened in Qutebrowser as expected, when the page, containing the link, and the avif-file are read from the local hard disk :
Code:<a href="avif/an_image.avif"><img src="avif/thumb.avif" alt="thumbnail"/></a>The same file-structure, uploaded to my hosting server, results in the download-dialog being displayed, when the link is clicked.
The problem does not occur in Firefox.
There does not appear to be easily accessible information about this behavior of Qutebrowser or about what I could do to improve it. I can use JavaScript onclick handlers to remedy part of my problem, but this is too much of a change and I deem it superfluous. I will rather change the image format again, but not yet ...
Maybe you know something ?
Erm... I notice the continuity of my Qutebrowser threads and the bad choice I made to wait until I was in a really bad mood before posting here. This should be the last such event and I consider again giving up on Qutebrowser, too.
Edit: You can have the original page: https://www.uplawski.eu/div/Kompost
This documents problems with a compost-container which is difficult to move without breaking some of its parts and sensible to strong winds under certain conditions. This one was given to us for free and I communicate my experience to our local waste disposal administration.
A linked avif-file is opened in Qutebrowser as expected, when the page, containing the link, and the avif-file are read from the local hard disk :
Code:<a href="avif/an_image.avif"><img src="avif/thumb.avif" alt="thumbnail"/></a>The same file-structure, uploaded to my hosting server, results in the download-dialog being displayed, when the link is clicked.
The problem does not occur in Firefox.
There does not appear to be easily accessible information about this behavior of Qutebrowser or about what I could do to improve it. I can use JavaScript onclick handlers to remedy part of my problem, but this is too much of a change and I deem it superfluous. I will rather change the image format again, but not yet ...
Maybe you know something ?
Erm... I notice the continuity of my Qutebrowser threads and the bad choice I made to wait until I was in a really bad mood before posting here. This should be the last such event and I consider again giving up on Qutebrowser, too.
Edit: You can have the original page: https://www.uplawski.eu/div/Kompost
This documents problems with a compost-container which is difficult to move without breaking some of its parts and sensible to strong winds under certain conditions. This one was given to us for free and I communicate my experience to our local waste disposal administration.