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How to start Epiphany browser in kiosk mode?
You can start it in kiosk mode using -a, you may have to create your ~/.config for your profile. Here is how I got the default browser ephiphany working in Kiosk Mode. First I set the sudo raspi-config boot option to b2 “command prompt with auto login” and Raspberry Pi will boot up in kiosk mode with browser.
Is there way to enable user script in Epiphany?
WebKit has long offered user script functionality alongside user CSS, but previous versions of Epiphany only exposed user CSS. Jan-Michael has added the ability to configure a user script as well. To enable]
How to start Epiphany in full screen mode?
Documentation says to use arguments -f or –fullscreen but neither of them work. You can start it in kiosk mode using -a, you may have to create your ~/.config for your profile. Here is how I got the default browser ephiphany working in Kiosk Mode. First I set the sudo raspi-config boot option to b2 “command prompt with auto login”
Why is Epiphany removed from elementary OS by design?
The elementary OS by design removes “About” dialogs from third-party apps like Epiphany, and instead encourages to use the AppCentre page for info about version etc. The problem is, that Epiphany’s “…
How to open Epiphany on a PHP file?
My first attempt was to open epiphany on a php file that would execute the xte command: Unfortunately it does not work. Cannot tell you why though (if someone knows, I am interested). When I echo the output with xte -h I do get the help of xte command on my webpage…
How to create a witness file in Epiphany?
The php code create a witness (FS.chk) file while the bash, after having launched epiphany to this php file, is looking for the witness file. This file is only created once epiphany is opened (that get rids off the 15s sleep in previous posts). Once the bash sees the witness file, it executes the xte command…
What is the auto refresh option on Midori?
Just in case anyone comes by and is looking for an updated answer, Midori now has a command line option –inactivity-reset=SECONDS (or -i for short). Coupled with the -a option, you can achieve a constantly restarting browser in kiosk mode every x seconds.
How to start Epiphany from the command prompt?
To now start epiphany there: The & backgrounds this, otherwise it will block and you won’t get the prompt back in ssh. As an addition to Goldilocks’ answer, for epiphany you can set the display using the –display option: