Is no-one else concerned by this? I detest IE, and regardless of opinion, itās unarguably a security risk. I donāt use IE by choice, so thereās no reason that the Steinberg hub should open IE, is there? Surely a simple fix, and a security-conscious one. I donāt think that the hub is a good idea due to its web access anyway, but if it is necessary it should at least respect the userās choice and probably more informed view in terms of system security.
This was listed as an āImprovementā in the 7.0.3 update:-
āSteinberg Hub improvement
Entries clicked in the left field of the Steinberg Hub will be opened with the default browser as currently
specified on the userās system.ā
The hub I use to see news, but I donāt generally click on it. I stopped for sure once I realised it always used IE, and I havenāt upgraded yet so I still donāt click. I like the idea of seeing things from Cubase, but then I can always receive emails instead. If the hub allowed me to upgrade automatically without thinking, or download plugins and use them instantly then Iād be really impressed! Thatās what Iām hoping theyāre aiming for, more of an āappā idea.
The chord track I use for pre-production duties. I.e. to lazily save me leaning over and playing my piano! And it also allows me to chart out my piano chords for other musicians, saves me writing them down⦠Also allows me to find more interesting chords for accompaniment.
But, both need improvement. The hub needs not to be full screen for one thing. The chord track needs to be turned into clips so it works like all other clips on tracks and lanes in Cubase, right now itās a little confusing to use.
Entries clicked on the left hand side eh? - Thatās presuming the hub has connected in the first place, itās never connected here despite spendaing ages fiddling around with it, removing forewalls and resettting router, been like that from day 0 through to current update, same for a load of peopleā¦
As one of those sad people who likes (and uses) Macs and the chord track, and doesnāt mind the Hub - I can confirm that on my Mac the Hub opens in the default browser. I mostly use Safari, but have tested it in Firefox.