can you confirm please if this is possible? ot mosembro mainly is a webview and we can not set external fonts?

any idea how to make a simple browser with unicode support?

please reply.

This procedure *should* work (but I can’t guarantee it does, since I don’t have a Mac)
1. Get the Mac version of emulator from here: http://code.google.com/android/download.html
2. Unpack it & run “tools/emulator”
3. When the emulator finishes loading, run “tools/adb install mosembro-r2.apk”

After this, Mosembro should appear in your emulator’s application menu.

Bye

The code which detects it looks for 3 things:
- a form element with “site-search” in its class attribute
- an input element which is located inside that form and has “site-search-query” in its class attribute
- any element which is located inside that form and has “site-search-description” in its class attribute
(The first two elements are required, but the third one is optional, since it’s only used to specify the search dialog’s title bar text.)

If you take a look at the source of this page, you’ll find a marked up form near the bottom: http://lexandera.com/mosembrodemo/

If Mosembro finds a matching form in the page, it then creates its own search dialog and displays a magnifying glass icon in its title bar. It also hides the original search form, which I’m pretty sure some designers won’t be too happy about. :)

I’m wondering, where do you describe the “non-standard” search microformat you’re using to enable consistent site-wide search. I can’t find any references to this in the Microformats wiki or on the mailing list archives.

I would like to point out, that Mosembro is not meant to ever get out of the “proof of concept” development stage. The main motivation behind it is to get the idea about using embedded semantic metadata out to as many people as possible. If enough people say “Hey, that’s a neat idea”, then maybe a feature like this will make it into into of the browsers that come preinstalled when you get your phone.

The reason why I didn’t use copy/paste in the demo video is because I haven’t found a way how to copy text from a web page. It seems that you can only copy text from input fields.

As this video suggests, it’s not possible to copy text from the browser: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2FpDDEVWtk . And even though Android’s standard browser recognizes some addresses (as you can see in the video i just linked), it doesn’t recognize all of them. If you open Mosembro’s demo page ( http://lexandera.com/mosembrodemo ) using the standard browser, it only recognises the US address, but not the UK one.