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See this topic in the forums "PWB CEF Autologin to a Site":

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3652

--Scott

Version 3.05.13 06-20-2022

Fixed/Changed:
Updated to Chrome 102
Changed [Java] External JavaScript Commands from "pwb.xxxx" to "window.xxxx"


Added (undocumented until version 3.06.0):
[Toolbars]CustomTabColors= Comma spearated #RRGGBB colors for tabs
[Java]JavaHideNavbar= Dynamic External ...

Setting the following will also fix the issue.

[Browser]
UserAgentForce=Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:68.0) Gecko Firefox/999.0

This effectively changes the user agent on when the recaptcha is requested.

--Scott

What do we click on to get the captcha box you are seeing?

This is the only thing we see on the page. --Scott

It is possible to use a shared INI file from a network location to avoid issues with Deep Freeze by supplying an INI file on the command line that starts PWB.

For example:
C:\PWB\PWB.exe /INI=\\server\share\folder\shared.INI

The above tells PWB to use the "shared.INI" file located on the server ...

It does seem to be a DeepFreeze issue since the home page stays in the INI file until the computer is rebooted, at which point DeepFreeze would revert the INI file back to the version with the other home page.

--Scott

PWB reads a single configuration file (INI) when it starts and this INI file has the home page specified. Normally this is the file name "PWB.ini" located in the same folder as the PWB application file.

However it is possible to start PWB with an alternate INI file by specifying an alternate INI ...

Are you using DeepFreeze or an application similar to it that resets the hard drive after a reboot on the device running PWB?

--Scott

Sorry, you can have PWB automatically add scrollbars with the following setting.

[Dialogs]
DisableScrollbars=False

However, I was thinking more along the lines of adding a scrollbar to the wording of the policy via CSS. Or to get real fancy you can use a framework such as Bootstrap. Both examples ...

All the secondary dialogs in PWB v3 are web views that use HTML instead of text files that were used in PWB v2. Change your policy file to HTML and it should automatically allow for scrolling.

--Scott

Version 3.05.11 11-10-2021

Fixed/Changed:
Fixed crashing when closing under certain circumstances.
Fixed confirm close when Javascript self.close() is used in tab.
Changed User Agent for Google sites.


Added (undocumented until version 3.06.0):
[Toolbars]CustomTabColors= Comma spearated ...

Create a Windows shortcut to the URL you want as a Favorite and place the Windows shortcut into the PWB Favorites folder.

--Scott

In a default PWB installation the INI file PWB uses is the "PWB.INI" file in the PWB folder. If your PWB application file is located in the "C:\PWB" folder then PWB will be using the following INI file.

C:\PWB\PWB.ini

Any easy test to see if your are looking at the INI file PWB is using for it ...

It most likely an issue with running PWB instead of Explorer as the Windows Shell and PWB trying to restart itself. In order for PWB to restart itself there needs to be an underlying Windows Shell to do the restart.

Switch back to Explorer as the Windows Shell and use PWB in Secure Mode instead ...

How is PWB being started on the computers?

How much memory is in the computers?

--Scott