Hi! Sorry for being silent the last week. At <http://www.dillo.org/download/dillo-slow-0.0.1.tar.gz>, you'll find a dpi, which simulates a slow connection, and is useful for testing incremental rendering. Read the README file within the tarball for more informations. (I'm not yet very familiar with dpip, I just modified the "hello world" example for my needs, and especially, currently only one instance of this dpi can run at a time.) Sebastian
On Mon, Nov 03, Sebastian Geerken wrote:
At <http://www.dillo.org/download/dillo-slow-0.0.1.tar.gz>, you'll find a dpi, which simulates a slow connection, and is useful for testing incremental rendering. Read the README file within the tarball for more informations.
(I'm not yet very familiar with dpip, I just modified the "hello world" example for my needs, and especially, currently only one instance of this dpi can run at a time.)
If you want to pass additional parameters, you have to start dillo, go to a dpi generated page (e.g. bookmarks), and then enter the dpi:/slow URL into the location bar. See Capi_verify_dpi_url_request, why: /* test POST and GET */ if (strchr(URL_STR(web->url), '?') || URL_DATA_(web->url)) { /* safety measure: only allow dpi requests from dpi-generated urls */ if (a_Nav_stack_size(web->bw)) { referer = a_History_get_url(NAV_TOP(web->bw)); if (g_strncasecmp(URL_STR(referer), "dpi:/", 5) == 0) allow = TRUE; } } else { allow = TRUE; } Although the slow page is not requsted by the bookmarks page ... Sebastian
Hi! You might try the following programs for a more genuine slow surfing experience: http://www.netlimiter.com - For Windoze http://www.monkey.org/~marius/trickle/ - For *ix, *bsd Hope that helps :)
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