Okular takes severel miutes lo load a larger chm file which is then displayed incorrectly, i.e. missing some content. CHMsee is much faster and displays the file correctly. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open the file. 2. Wait until opened. 3. Compare displayed result with the same file opened in CHMsee. Actual Results: File takes a very long time to load and is missing whole sections. Expected Results: File loads quickly and shows all content.
Testcase is too big to attach and can be found at http://intern.sfz-bw.de/~jan.binder/LD.Api.chm
Created attachment 78290 [details] Screenshot showing the different display Okular on the left, CHMsee on the right showing the same file. CHMsee's rendering is much more useful.
Right, our CHM support is a bit lacking at the moment. Unfortunately there's not much people in our current base of developers that have much experience with it which means this bug will probably take a good while to be fixed. Thanks a lot for the report :-)
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Created attachment 136560 [details] Broken CHM display, 2021 version Now the okular chm renderer produces a scrollbar that is not interactive. Still slow, now my PC has an SSD and 32GB of RAM and that seems to help a little.
.chm support as been dropped from new Okular releases. If it is added back in future releases, a new backend will be implemented rendering this bug outdated. Thank you for reporting.