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Google Reader does not respect "Start Page" setting
Google Reader runned under fluid does not use its setting Settings/Preferences/Start Page.
Scenario to reproduce:
1) Create label "work-safe" and put some rss feed into it.
2) Set Start Page to "work-safe"
3) Open Google Reader using fluid
4) Switch view to "All items"
5) Exit from Google Reader
6) Open Google Reader again
I suppose, that:
Google Reader shoud be open with "work-safe" label
But in reality it:
Google Reader opens with "All items" tab
I suppose, that I am right and not fluid cause:
In Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer it were working fine
It is definitely bothers me, cause in previous I used Safari and all things were working fine.
Scenario to reproduce:
1) Create label "work-safe" and put some rss feed into it.
2) Set Start Page to "work-safe"
3) Open Google Reader using fluid
4) Switch view to "All items"
5) Exit from Google Reader
6) Open Google Reader again
I suppose, that:
Google Reader shoud be open with "work-safe" label
But in reality it:
Google Reader opens with "All items" tab
I suppose, that I am right and not fluid cause:
In Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer it were working fine
It is definitely bothers me, cause in previous I used Safari and all things were working fine.
I’m sad
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Inappropriate?I have found a solution for my own problem.
You should go to preferences and disable “restore last session on startup.”
And now everything is working fine.
I’m silly
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Inappropriate?Somehow, under circumstances that I can't reliably reproduce although fluid is set to only go to "*google.com*/accounts/ServiceLogin"
and "*google.com/reader*" sometimes when you click on links (for ex. youtube vids) in feeds they are not opened in firefox but in fluid. then there is no way back (manually going to google reader opens it in firefox) and a restart also would not go back. The above explanation only helps partially, cause at least it get you back to your app, but normally I liked having it remember my last position. And of course with this solution the restarting is not that big a deal, but *should* not be necessary i guess.
I’m interested.
