Yes, these will be taken down as soon as Baby Fleming’s nappies get changed again, and yes, not all of them are fully functional, but it’s nice to have something to look at. It’s a wiki, so feel free to add your own.
Please note that the links here are SAFE links and will open in the SAFE Browser if you have it installed.
They can also be copied and pasted into the SAFE Browser address box in the traditional manner.
Any of you Linux gurus know how to get safe:// links to open in Safe Browser (~/bin/safe-browser-v0.17.0-alpha.11-linux-x64.AppImage) by default in Debian 10? Not a serious issue but it’s annoying me now and I MUST defeat it.
I wonder this is not as simple as mediatype… I’m not sure browsers usually take their prompt from protocol… though ftp:// and other protocols do exist.
Firefox doesn’t know how to open this address, because one of the following protocols (safe) isn’t associated with any program or is not allowed in this context.
You might need to install other software to open this address.
One step beyond what I can do is Launching Desktop Application From Browser - CodeProject
which it seems suggests bouncing through a php that prompts a file opening with a certain extension… so, you could look to somesafewebsite.safe and the .safe is simple enough to associate. If you create test.safe as a text file and right-click you can use custom option to open with SAFE browser.
Joining that up would need a third party website to take the input from a link that perhaps was unsafe crafted to be http://somewebsite/SAFE/bounce?=somesafewebsite and inserts to its php somesafewebsite.safe to follow through to users environment trying to open that and the browser not doing so because it’s not just a text file.
<?php
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; '.'filename="somesafewebsite.safe"');
// It is essential that no output occurs before these appear in the file
// or you'll receive the notorious "headers already sent" error.
?>
So, it’s a bit basic atm but safe://sites is there now to make it easier to click links. Not expecting to refresh very often unless there’s a rush of new content wanting it.
I know its listed as experimental but does the sock site actually fulfill orders if you order them? I might do it just to support the first “commercial” type site. Maybe this guy will make out like a bandit if more then just me thinks that way lol.
Edit: Actually looks like @Southside has a store to. I try buying something form him as well!
fair point. At least I can say I checked them out to show my support. I don’t really need any red or blue socks right now. I just wanted to encourage these people to keep doing what they are doing.
But when there are more serious merchant sites you would never use them if its a physical good you have to give your address for? @happybeing
I had put that site to one side for a bit while I concentrated ongetting my Javascript and specifically Vue up to speed.
I was considering putting a test safecoin address up as part of a prototype cart.
I might get on with that tonight but for now I am distracted with
My record so far is 2 rolls and a loop then a successful docking - still havent found the Easter Egg Tesla yet tho
8 =[8 nrs]
