In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Martin Fritsche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Peter Stein wrote: > >> You plus 2 others doesn't equal "everyone". > >And you alone are lot of people? > >> Part of the problem was that nobody bothered to read the "steps to >> reproduce" that I originally submitted. You may have noticed that my >> detailed examples for this bug was the last entry. > >Yeah: > > 1. Click on "File". > > 2. Click on "Open File". > > 3. Try to enter text in the "File name:" field. > > RESULT = No cursor appears, no text entry possible. > > > > 2nd example: > > 1. Click on "Search". > > 2. Click on "Find in this page". > > 3. Try to enter text in the "Find text:" field. > > RESULT = No cursor appears, no text entry possible. "Find" button is > > greyed out. > >And I tested it and guess ehat happend? It simply worked. I could enter >text. No problem existed.
For you. And through your omnipotence you were able to discern whether or not the project folks actually took a look? >> Not everyone who discovers a bug actually files a report. A quick scan >> of the newsgroup easily confirms that. And yes, there are other folks >> finding this bug or one similar to it. Just look for subjects like >> "can't enter text...", etc. > >I just searched for it. >2 hits. >First one is about onKeyPress event handler. >Second is about the Javascript function 'entsub'. Perhaps you should learn to use Deja or simply edit your .newsrc. >> Which libraries? To what version(s)? > >All. To the actual version. Gee. Thanks for the helpful non-answer. Has it occured to to you that the onus for correct installation of libraries falls on the packaged app? If an app uses some non-standard library either it should have that library packaged or it should alert the user somehow. >> It was suggested I delete the profile chrome folder. Tried it. No effect. > >Then try a new profile! That didn't help either. >>>Who ist reporting similar bugs? At 125290 it's only you. >> >> >> Already covered above. > >Yeah, no one. Don't be a Schlaumeier. Obviously I knew that most people weren't having this problem. If it works for you and you have nothing constructive to offer then why chime in? Peter Stein
