#Webbased rss reader download

The sound is intended to raise your adrenaline level, as on Gengo's system you have to react quickly. Thanks one more time! Comment actions Cavalcanti - Good to hear I made you happy. Like a checkbox to show or not to show the page automatically. With an automatically page open system, people wouldn't need to worry about running to the notification to open the page and then click on the button, and could concentrate on what you doing at the moment (i work as a webdesigner and get gengo jobs whenever they are avaliable. As for my language pair, there are not many jobs at a day, so we need to be always super ultra fast and concentrated to get a job - like, clicking on the rss alert to show the job page, then running to click on the start translating button. When i clicked the link, it showed an error message, tough:Ībout my suggestion, it is a feature that i don't find in any rss reader. I'm really happy at the moment, hahaha! Got really shocked about the 'OH OH OH OH' sound and i was frozen for a moment, but still got the job, hahaha. Many thanks again! The app is working fine now and i just got my first job (a very nice one) thanks to your app. Therefore, whenever you use the device for anything else and then switch back to RumpelstiltskinRSS, I advise you tap the 'Play sound' link again. In particular, this may happen if you switch tasks on your device. I guess it is erased when memory gets low. In practice, I have found that sometimes the sound still isn't played when it should be. From now on, it's available in the memory of your device for reuse when RumpelstiltskinRSS sees a job.

Near the top you should now see a link 'Play sound'. Tap 'Start checking for jobs' (make sure 'Save preferences upon Start checking for jobs' is checked, or tap 'Save preferences' before you tap 'Start checking for jobs'). Check 'Use alert mechanism adapted to iOS 6 and later'. On the Preferences page, scroll down to the new block 'Alerts'. The current version sort of works in the iOS Simulator, so it may also work for you. While I don't have a device with a recent iOS version, I was able to reproduce the problem in the Xcode iOS Simulator. I'll try to make something along these lines within the next week. So perhaps I could make it work by refreshing only parts of the page rather than the whole thing. triggered by the user pressing a button), it can be reused from within the software. Once the sound is in the memory of your device (e.g.

#Webbased rss reader download

The restriction seems to be on the download of the sound only. The bottom line is that my current approach will never work for you. So I believe this problem is specific for devices running iOS 6+. Also, I didn't read anything about a similar restriction on other systems, like Android. I don't think this would have a noticeable effect on your bill.įrom other sources on the internet I understand this restriction was first included in iOS 6. The current sound in RumpelstiltskinRSS is 125 KB. I can sympathize with that, but I regret there is no way for a user to tell Safari that for a particular site it's okay to start playing.

In other words, Apple wants to protect users from automatically starting a stream that will drain their wallets. Meanwhile, I found a statement in Apple's documentation (Safari HTML5 Audio and Video Guide) that 'In Safari on iOS (for all devices, including iPad), where the user may be on a cellular network and be charged per data unit, preload and autoplay are disabled'. For Test sound 2 I used a feature of modern browsers to play without showing a player, so in that respect your observation meets my expectations.