Minko Markov wrote: > Hi, > > Just upgraded to 0.9.7 from 0.9.5. My impression > is that 0.9.7 is faster (Linux). Several points > about it: > > After the install, it was not with the > modern skin, but the classical. I have > always used the modern, and the previous > upgrades correctly detected that. Corrected > the skin with the preferences later. > > The "Preferences" dialog box has an > annoying bug. When I start opening > the fields (like Navigator, Advanced), > no scrollbar shows, even when the > height of the items is more than the > height of the area of the window. To > get a scrollbar, I have to close one > of the open fields. > > The first time I started the browser, > started typing an URL, but nothing was > actually input in the URL input field. > After resizing the window or something > like that, it was possible to type URLs. > > Try www.britishairways.com, it offers > login with ID and password. With 0.9.5, > it worked fine. 0.9.7 seems unable to > log me in: after typing the ID and the > pass, I can't proceed. Neither "Return" > nor clicking the small arrow button > work. Seems like a Javascript issue? > It is possible to test that with empty > pass and ID, 0.9.5 proceeds in that case > (to a message "wrong password") > > There is another bug with www.specialized.com > which I just reported. Right now bugzilla.mozilla.org > seems down :( , otherwise I would have reported > the british airways one as well. > > Anyone feeling that 0.9.7 is buggy? I will keep > both 0.9.5 and 0.9.7 trees for the moment. > > Regards, > Minko >
The big problems I'm seeing is mostly in Tabbed browsing. I turn the CTRL-ENTER pref on and it opens every page even if I hit regular enter. And sometimes doing "Open link in new tab" results in the page not loading at all, instead it loads about:blank. And while I see UI for what appears to be P3P support, I have no idea if it's actually working or not (no visual indicators of cookies being blocked or something like IE6 does). Albert
