Try re-associating your browser as default from its preferences. This sounds like a corrupt association.Jarby wrote:
When I have a lot going on and I click a link in osu! by accident, the client freezes for a long enough period of time for me to disconnect from Bancho when it eventually recovers. Having a little graphic pop up when you right click a link to indicate that it has been copied would be great for me.
no wai, its a shared computerblissfulyoshi wrote:
My first question is y does your main browser lag a lot if a new tab is opened. If that is happening, then that should not be your main browser unless all your browsers act like that.
The only real complaint I have is that right click to copy is not exactly intuitive. I can't think of application off the top of my head that copies with directly with the only press of the right button, usually a pop-up menu comes up first, but a pop-up menu adds clutter imo. Oh well, I'll leave others to decide since I am still on the fence.
banchoo always disconnect when lagged...the ping timeout is shortpeppy wrote:
Try re-associating your browser as default from its preferences. This sounds like a corrupt association.Jarby wrote:
When I have a lot going on and I click a link in osu! by accident, the client freezes for a long enough period of time for me to disconnect from Bancho when it eventually recovers. Having a little graphic pop up when you right click a link to indicate that it has been copied would be great for me.
I am guessing the other person (people) using said browser need that browser in particular. Is it possible for you to have a separate account on the computer with your own set of preferences? The other option is of course speeding up your browser xD. I am pretty sure even IE8 is not slow enough to warrant you having to open another browser to open a link (assuming the browser does not have too much stuff on it).Anonymity wrote:
no wai, its a shared computer
the secondary browser is portable...dont think i should set it to default
and yea, right click menu is a better idea
Or we could disregard all of that and have the copy link feature implemented to the benefit of all of us.blissfulyoshi wrote:
I am guessing the other person (people) using said browser need that browser in particular. Is it possible for you to have a separate account on the computer with your own set of preferences? The other option is of course speeding up your browser xD. I am pretty sure even IE8 is not slow enough to warrant you having to open another browser to open a link (assuming the browser does not have too much stuff on it).Anonymity wrote:
no wai, its a shared computer
the secondary browser is portable...dont think i should set it to default
and yea, right click menu is a better idea