Qutebrowser failed to render local fonts.

Commit 9e154465b2265359a8ec7bb27defc4449a3a15ff, install qutebrowser and

browse some website(in example: gnu.org), qutebrowser cannot display text. screenshot

attached.

But I visit the https://lichess.org, it can display some text. I guess

that those text use font specified by website (webfont), but other text

are using local font, but qutebrowser failed to render them.

I also test with other qtwebengine based application, they suffer from

same issue.

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Zihao

Tweaks the qt.args in Qutebrowser by adding "no-sandbox" it now renders

text properly, I guess the sandbox of qtwebengine is broken.

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Zihao

Hi,

I’ve been experiencing the same issue with RStudio (which uses

qtwebengine under the hood)[1]. The workaround is the same, but it seems

qtwebengine 5.15.7 has a fix for this issue[2] caused by an upgrade to

glibc 2.33. So the solution would be to upgrade our qtwebengine package.

Cheers,

Lars

[1] https://github.com/guix-science/guix-science/issues/12

[2] https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-92969

Yes, this issue should be a duplicate of

But I'm not sure whether we can update qtwebengine without touching other Qt components.

Lars-Dominik Braun <lars@6xq.net> writes:

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Zihao

Hello, any update?

On Fri May 27, 2022 at 10:18 PM CDT, Edison Ibáñez wrote:

Still broken, AFAIK. I have been launching qutebrowser from a terminal

with the sandbox disabled for what feels like months now... Also,

unrelated, but my keystrokes get duplicated in the address bar as I type

at times, and the audio has literally never worked for me in qutebrowser

on guix. The package could use a lot of love. I think not many here use

it, unfortunately. (personally, I'm on Sway if it matters)