**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 03, 2021, 12:04

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 03, 2021, 12:04

Jeena @jeena@toot.jeena.net

Why does this simple QML browser not render the internal HTML page?

**Carl** @carl@linuxrocks.online · Nov 03, 2021, 17:14

**Carl** @carl@linuxrocks.online · Nov 03, 2021, 17:14

Carl @carl@linuxrocks.online

@jeena I didn't test it but your html is weird at least wrap your <p> inside a <html> and <body>.

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · 2021-11-04T03:39:49Z

Jeena @jeena@toot.jeena.net

@carl The HTML is valid HTML5, both <html> and <body> are optional. Anyway it doesn't matter what I have there, its always a blank page.

Someone on Twitter told me though that it works for them on their Ubuntu and with Qt installed via the installer from the Qt website.

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 04, 2021, 03:42

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 04, 2021, 03:42

Jeena @jeena@toot.jeena.net

@carl Ah it's not valid because of the missing <title>

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 04, 2021, 06:59

**Jeena** @jeena@toot.jeena.net · Nov 04, 2021, 06:59

Jeena @jeena@toot.jeena.net

@carl I tested it now on Ubuntu at work and it works just fine, so it's something with my Arch installation.