- Webmap preferences install#
- Webmap preferences update#
- Webmap preferences windows#
If you see stupid behavior of Web Map, first, remove the cache file "webmapcache.xml" in the folder. History information and the cache of the visual map is stored into the "webmap" folder in your profile.(In Firefox, you have to add a new button from the customizing window.) Web Map can be closed and started with your request, by the toolbar button.After restarting, you'll see a new toolbar or a window.
Webmap preferences install#
Go to this page with the SVG Mozilla, and install Web Map from the link in the download section. After you did it, you should double click "firefox.exe" or "mozilla.exe" in the extracted folder. Webmap preferences windows#
(The optimized build made by MOOX are zipped wit the 7-zip, and the ".exe" file only extracts contents.) You have to extract contents in the downloaded file with compressed-folder of Windows XP or other software. SVG builds of Mozilla/Firefox for Windows are often a zipped archive.
Webmap preferences update#
I strongly recommend you to update GDI+ to the latest version, if you installed it ago. Put the extracted file "gdiplus.dll" to the directory "c:\winnt\system32\". Windows XP includes it but old windows don't, so you may have to install the latest version of GDI+.
SVG builds for Windows based on GDI+ technology, requrie the "GDI+" library. Web Map uses SVG to show it's map, so generic releases cannot show the map. You can find it from links in the section of this page, download. First, install Mozilla or Firefox built with SVG option. If you close and open the window frequently, each initializing will take you times.) Because, the Web Map window requires times to initialize itself on the startup. (Preferably, I recommend you to use this extension like above. This extension is developed supposing that you put the Web Map window on the top of desktop always, and you point on the toolbar to expand window with your needs. You can access each page directly from the popup. In the global view mode, each node pops up the list of pages of the domain. When you double-click on the arc, you'll go to one of them automatically. This has two modes "detailed view" shows all nodes completely, "global view" shows nodes for each domain sketchily.Ĭlicking on arcs shows a popup, and you can go to the anchor node or the target node of the arc in an instant. 
And, when you traverse pages with links, nodes are also linked with arcs (metaphor of links.) Moreover, when you click a node on the map, browser loads the page of the node. When you load a new page into the browser, a new node (that is a metaphor) for the page will appear on the map automatically. Web Map works as a visual history of the browser.
This package provides following features. And, the RSS is available for tracking latest versions. When you cannot find out solutions from the page, throw bug reports to board or by E-mail, please.
Download Web Map/Testing Build ( changes from the version above ). If you verified that this works on an environment not listed above, tell me please. 
Mozilla 1.7.5 local build with libart_lgpl-2.3.16-2.1 (build option: -enable-svg -enable-svg-renderer-libart)
Mozilla with SVG/Libart (broken appearance, but mostly works). MOOX Firefox Branch M2 optimized build, with SVG. If you use normal releases of Mozilla/Firefox, this won't work.Īt, I've verified following environments. *This extension works only with special builds of Mozilla with the SVG option.
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