SailfishBrowser

Applications QML
#1

I’m trying to play with the builtin browser but I’m falling with it :frowning:
Maybe someone knows where in the SFOS browser qml files is located the address/tool bar?
I mean the bottom field that holds the page, back button, url and settings button.
What I found is it looks like it’s Toolbar.qml but then I can’t locate where is it animated.
Anyone got any hints?

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#2

I think you can find the qml of the browser in the official SFOS repository sailfish-browser/apps/browser/qml at master · sailfishos/sailfish-browser · GitHub
I think this is the toolbar:
sailfish-browser/ToolBar.qml at master · sailfishos/sailfish-browser · GitHub

You can find for example the menu button here. This button is part of the MouseArea. I assume that this is the label of the URL
To examine what an image of a button looks like, the Jolla website can be helpful.

File location on the phone:

find . -name ToolBar.qml 2>/dev/null
./usr/share/sailfish-browser/pages/components/ToolBar.qml
./usr/lib/qt5/qml/Sailfish/Office/ToolBar.qml
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#3 
/usr/share/sailfish-browser/pages/components/ToolBar.qml
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#4

@Edz @Systematics thank you very much for you support but as I mentioned, I found the Toolbar.qml file. What I can’t find is where is it animated. I’m trying to find what’s hiding it when user is moving the page.

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#5

State machine is located here: sailfish-browser/OverlayAnimator.qml at next · sailfishos/sailfish-browser · GitHub

For debugging purposes it’s handy to console.trace() on state change.

#6

thank you!
I was looking at the OverlayAnimator also but hmm will dig this more then.
For the console.trace() where the logs will be printed out? Console? Then I need to launch browser from a terminal or some other place?

#7

Logs are printed to journal. You can use pid or exe path to filter it. Also staring from terminal works.

#8

thank you, I’ll check this out!

#9

thanks everything worked.
Please follow this thread :slight_smile:

#10

Apologies for telling you what you already knew with regard to the right file/content…I’ve slipped back into an old habit of speed reading stuff…doh!, time to rewind and read carefully and concisely.

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#11

nah, no worries, happens when we want to quickly reply :slight_smile:

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