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Oh God, do NOT install that thing. It wants to steal every godforsaken file association the Real programmers have ever heard of for itself. Not unprecedented you ask? Get this: it runs a process in the background (REALLY in the background, no tray icon or anything, must be a service on Why2K/XP) so that when you change it to the way you want it - THIS THING WILL STEAL THEM BACK. AND IT GIVES YOU NO CHOICE, it just tells you, I'm stealing 'em back, tough break sucker, no cancel option, nothing. I shit you not. Does anybody know of some way to get away from the outrage that is the RealPrivacyInvaderAndAssociationStealer Company? Every damn video you see is .rm, and the ones that aren't are Windows Media and are about half the quality. Are there *ANY* free or even pay RealMedia players around that don't invade your privacy, steal your associations, etc etc etc? Shawn Neumann wrote: I read somewhere recently that Real was deciding between Opera and Mozilla for it's embedded browser on it's upcoming RealOne platform. Anyone heard anything on this? I would be very interested to know how this one is going to pan out... Cheers, Shawn
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
Al Franz wrote: Having problems with IE6 downloading large files 50megs if they are downloaded via HTTP. Failed many times on me while Netscape downloads them fine. For some reason IE downloads them and they come in twice as large as they should an obviously corrupted some way. Has anyone else experienced this??? Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. So what I do now for excuciatingly long downloads is use a command-line utility known as wget. Never fails to get what I tell it to get. Oh, and it doens't pump stupid Punch the Monkey crap at me while doing so either.
Re: Annoying news/mail reply indicators should be option
Seconded. Luke wrote: One feature that bugs the hell out of me is the automatic conversion of 's in mail and news replies to vertical gray bars. This wreaks havoc in the Python newsgroup, for example, where some session code like this... spam = asdf 1 + 2 3 looks more like this... ||| spam = asdf ||| 1 + 2 3 ||| Except with really ugly gray vertical lines. It's not just for this Python newsgroup, either. I just don't like the bars period. This really needs to be an option to turn off. If you can turn it off somewhere, I haven't found the option yet. Luke
Re: Screenshot of my imagination
Pratik wrote: On 12/21/01 02:32 PM, JTK wrote: Actually two - one with the points of interest circled, one unaltered so that interested DeMoNs can evaluate it for authenticity. A bit more info: It *appears* that Mozilla *may* have reloaded the page by itself after, say, a half hour or so, because right now I'm seeing a page with today's date. Thats because of meta http-equiv=refresh content=1800; URL=http://www.cnn.com/?; Tells mozilla to refresh after 1800sec=30mins. Ok, so Mozilla doesn't check any of this on the first go, it just loads it from the cache and that's it. Sounds like about a 2 minute fix for somebody who knows the code. Pratik.
Re: Old profiles
David A. Cobb wrote: I don't really expect to ever need to go back to Netscape4, so I suppose I can delete whatever files Mozilla is finding -- would someone tell me what they are before I shoot my toes off? Thanks. Netscape 4.x stores files in ~/.netscape, so that is the directory you are looking for. -- André Dahlqvist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
JTK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 23 Dec 2001: Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. A) It is well documented that IE has problems downloading large files. I seem to recall Netscape's own webpage at one point saying You may have to download an earlier version of Netscape, and then download Communicator 4.x, because IE would bomb before the whole thing was done B) Mozilla is C/C++, JS, and XUL. No VB or Java necessary -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
Re: Style-sheets no longer working with 0.9.7
Jonas Jørgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Marcel de Groot wrote: Maybe the server is sending improper mime types? What should the MIME type be for style-sheets? They're now served as text/plain text/css for Cascading Style Sheets. So there we have it. Since 0.9.7, the MIME type behaviour of Mozilla is stricter. CSS with text/plain MIME type will be ignored.
Re: Sticky-notes demo - broken?
flacco wrote: The demo / test site here: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xbl/test5/test.html says that I should be able to drag the sticky-notes around, but I'm unable to do this. Is the demo not working, or have I perhaps disabled something it depends on? Yes, it seems to have broken some time between 2001112208 and 2001112308 nightlies. I've filed a bug on Bugzilla, 116661. RB
Re: Fine-grained JavaScript control not in nightlies?
Preferences - Advanced-Scripts and Windows. I see it in the milestone and I also saw it in my 12/14 trunk build... I don't see it here. whether or not my 12/14 build is trunk or 0.9.7 branch since I download nightlies from the 'latest' folder... I also download from the nightly/lastest folder, and have never seen a Scripts and Windows section of Advanced. Does it require that I blow away all data, including profile with prefs.js, and start from scratch? Jason.
Re: Fine-grained JavaScript control not in nightlies?
Jason Bassford [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Preferences - Advanced-Scripts and Windows. I see it in the milestone and I also saw it in my 12/14 trunk build... I don't see it here. I can't find it either. whether or not my 12/14 build is trunk or 0.9.7 branch since I download nightlies from the 'latest' folder... I also download from the nightly/lastest folder, and have never seen a Scripts and Windows section of Advanced. Ditto. Does it require that I blow away all data, including profile with prefs.js, and start from scratch? Hopefully not :-/
Re: Fine-grained JavaScript control not in nightlies?
Jason Bassford wrote: Does it exist in the 0.9.7 branch only That's correct. I don't know why it isn't checked into the branch... -- Greetings to Echelon and the NSA: president usa attack world trade center afghanistan terrorist terrorism bioterrorism anthrax white house pentagon car bomb
All I want for Christmas is ????
a spell checer in Mozilla.
Re: Sticky-notes demo - broken?
Yes, it seems to have broken some time between 2001112208 and 2001112308 nightlies. I've filed a bug on Bugzilla, 116661. Thanks
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Re: SegFault during install Moz 0.9.7
Greg wrote: Gtk-WARNING **: invalid cast from (NULL) pointer to `GtkObject' ./mozilla-installer: line 55: 31243 Segmentation fault ./mozilla-installer-bin --sync $@ I get the above during install (well actually the installer has hardly started.) Anyone have anyideas? (I am on gtk 1.2.10) all other moz releases have installed OK I don't know what would help, but this is perhaps the bug for it: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116564 -- Joni
Netscape uses All Memory and Processor - Help.
Netscape has started using all my computer's memory and processing power, slowing the computer to a crawl. When I start Netscape, within two minutes, it has taken all my computer's RAM memory, and also all my computer's virtual memory, which is a lot of Megabytes. The machine has 256MB RAM and about twice this in virtual memory... It also takes 100% of the processor, slowing everything to a crawl. I've removed Netscape and will reinstall it. Are there registry entries I should delete before reinstalling Netscape? Thanks Pierre Spam Protection: Please remove REMOVETHIS from my email address in the Email To window of your program if you want me to receive an e-mail version of your answer. Thanks.
Re: Builds failing repeatedly
Gord McFee wrote: Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote: (Note this was on Mac Platform, but, might work the same on PC's) Gord McFee wrote: I can't find a bug on this and it has me completely mystified. I have used Mozilla builds since the milestone days and have never had an experience like this. Virtually every build since and including 0.9.6 has failed to install properly and the symptoms are always the same. - I download the installer and run it. - It seems to be fine until it ask me if I want to import one of my 4.79 profiles. I answer yes and it does the conversion. - When the Mozilla home page starts to load, it freezes with the progress meter at about half-way. And I mean freezes solid. I have to manually turn the computer off. There is no error message of any kind. I have tried this creating a new profile. When I do that, it loads OK the first time, but the second time I start Mozilla, it freezes solid, requiring the manual switch off. I have tested this with almost every build since 0.9.6; every one has exhibited this behavior. I have run 4.79 and Netscape 6.1, 6.2 and 6.2.1 with no problems. I have no clue as to what the problem could be. I have installed no new software or hardware in the interval. The only strange thing is that when I uninstall, the Add/Delete programs dialogue shows 0.9.5+. Anyone have any ideas on what this could be? -- Gord McFee [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I'll write no line before its time -- --- Phillip M. Jones, CET |MEMBER:VPEA (LIFE) ETA-I, NESDA,ISCET, Sterling 616 Liberty Street |Who's Who. PHONE:276-632-5045, FAX:275-632-0868 Martinsville Va 24112-1809 |[EMAIL PROTECTED], ICQ11269732, AIM pjonescet --- If it's fixed, don't break it! mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/default.htm I was having similar problems with Moz and N6 installs until just for a test I turned off Norton AntiVirus until after everything loaded the first time. Thanks. I'll give it a try tomorrow. I suppose I should report back on this. The situation continues as before and with the same symptoms. I simply cannot get Mozilla to work. I have tried loading off-line the first time, but as soon as I connect to the Internet and try to access any website, it repeats the behavior previously described (progress bar freezes, power off required). This happens whether I import a profile or create a new one, and whether I turn antivirus off or not. It continues through 0.9.7. Each time I uninstall, I remove every reference to Mozilla on my hard drive, but the problems recur with every new install. This started with 0.9.6, and has persisted through every build since that time. I don't even know how to file a bug on this, since it is such a massive failure. In any event, it has rendered Mozilla useless to me and I can only hope that the next Netscape won't inherit whatever has messed up Mozilla. -- Gord McFee I'll write no line before its time
Re: Herr Gilbert ist außer Haus.
Peter Lairo wrote: Subject: Re: Herr Gilbert ist außer Haus. From: Peter Lairo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2001 22:48:19 +0100 Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.general Phillip (and anyone too curious to let it be), this is a standard I'm out of my office reply mail. Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote: Subject: Re: Herr Gilbert ist außer Haus. From: Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2001 16:18:05 -0500 Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.general Please repost in English. I only know this phrase because I know a person whoes wife is originally Austrian. we do not Sphecken De Dusche. (I know the spelling is wrong). Supposed to be we do not speak german. Jon Gilbert wrote: Ich werde ab 21.12.2001 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am 07.01.2002. Sofern Sie an [EMAIL PROTECTED] geschrieben haben, wird Ihre Anfrage bearbeitet. By the way - wouldn't that be a nice feature for Mozilla? YES, YES, YES - I know an Out of office agent should run on the mail server itself and not at the client end. ;-) I have my own mail server and I could do that (for the time being I haven't had time for it ;-)) But I think there are a lot of people out there who don't have their own server. What do you think shell we start a new thread to discuss this? Cheers Roland
Re: Builds failing repeatedly
Gord McFee wrote: Each time I uninstall, I remove every reference to Mozilla on my hard drive, but the problems recur with every new install. This is probably pretty basic, but did you completely delete both C:\program files\mozilla and C:\Windows\Application data\mozilla? I tend to forget about the latter when tracking problems. Also, did you try sweeping the registry (e.g., with RegClean)?
Re: All I want for Christmas is ????
Alan Hunter wrote: a spell checer in Mozilla. Then write one. -- Jay Garcia - Netscape Champion Novell MCNE-5/CNI-Networking Technologies-OSI UFAQ - http://www.UFAQ.org
how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
i gather there is a way to do it, but i have yet to find it. can anybody give me a hint ? pls. also reply to email address, thanks robert somerville
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows robert somerville wrote: i gather there is a way to do it, but i have yet to find it. can anybody give me a hint ? pls. also reply to email address, thanks robert somerville
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
I've got the following line in user.js, and it seems tot do the trick (you could also put it in youre prefs.js) //stop popups user_pref(dom.disable_open_during_load, true); Hope it helps On 23-12-2001 16:10, robert somerville made an attempt to write... i gather there is a way to do it, but i have yet to find it. can anybody give me a hint ? pls. also reply to email address, thanks robert somerville -- Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards, Arthur Costerus Private E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reporting/Finding Javascript issues
I've been using mozilla for 9 months now as my main browser on various Linux systems. I'm very satisfied with it, EXCEPT for rendering a number of pages that use Javascript. (For example, I can't get past Sun's license agreements to download a JDK.) I've looked at the Mozilla.org web site and there are s many different areas for discussions of issues that I can't decide how to submit examples of pages that don't work or to follow Javascript related discussions. Can someone point me to the right place(s) to discuss this? I'd like to help point out supposed problems so the developers can determine if they are actual problems or poor page construction. Thanks, Dave
Re: Reporting/Finding Javascript issues
if you don't mind irc you can go to irc.mozilla.org on #evangelism or #mozillazine and ask about it there or post messages here with URLs and mentioning specific issues. Either way it will ultimately end up in a bug report in bugzilla.mozilla.org basic David Cordner wrote: I've been using mozilla for 9 months now as my main browser on various Linux systems. I'm very satisfied with it, EXCEPT for rendering a number of pages that use Javascript. (For example, I can't get past Sun's license agreements to download a JDK.) I've looked at the Mozilla.org web site and there are s many different areas for discussions of issues that I can't decide how to submit examples of pages that don't work or to follow Javascript related discussions. Can someone point me to the right place(s) to discuss this? I'd like to help point out supposed problems so the developers can determine if they are actual problems or poor page construction. Thanks, Dave
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
Do any of you know why I don't have Scripts windows in edit--preferences, Advanced? (W2k, mozilla 2001122208) On 23-12-2001 16:15, djg made an attempt to write... edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows -- Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards, Arthur Costerus Private E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
Arthur wrote: Do any of you know why I don't have Scripts windows in edit--preferences, Advanced? (W2k, mozilla 2001122208) On 23-12-2001 16:15, djg made an attempt to write... edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows The attached image is what you should have. I had a build Id: 121508 and then installed Mozilla 0.9.7. The javascript preferences where not in the 121508 version but were there in the 0.9.7. I created a new profile to use with 0.9.7. to guarantee no problems with previous builds. -- Wayne Alligood/Amelia Island, Florida Compaq Computer running Windows XP/ Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Words rightly spoken are like apples of gold in pictures of silver. inline: Image1.jpg
Re: Is it part of bug 55477
Chris Lee wrote: I want the ability to set a referer for any page that I access by typing in a URL so that I can go directly to a page on one of those servers that only accept access to the page from a previous page on their site. this way I dont have to brows if I know where to go. Should I create a new RFE or add this to bug 55477, for that matter does any one else want this feature, should it be a feature? ... You should create a new RFE. It's nothing to do with bug 55477. It might also be nice for bookmarks to store the header info used to get to a page so it is sent on returning so the site thinks you just left another page. If the means of setting the referer was as some part of the address (using some character which isn't allowed in URIs to prefix a `referer=http://foo.bar/' section of the stored address), then this wouldn't need any extra UI, which would be good. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing http://mozilla.org/
Re: XML not rendered
DeMoN LaG wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Matthew Thomas) wrote in ... Michael Gratton wrote: ... Splitting hairs: more *useful*, not more *correct*. How can you be correctly doing something that is undefined? 8) ... By doing what people want and expect, instead of what they don't want or expect. ... So because I want my boss to give me a $10/hr raise, and I work so hard I expect it, it is correct for him to give me a raise? That logic doesn't pan out. No, but only because your boss has better things he could be doing with the $10. Mozilla, on the other hand, has nothing better it could be doing with unstyled XML than showing it as an expandable tree. What people want or expect is irrelavent. What the rules say is what is important. If the rules say nothing, nothing is correct or incorrect ... Let me guess, you work for a government agency? -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing http://mozilla.org/
Re: XML not rendered
Michael Gratton wrote: ... Matthew Thomas wrote: ... By doing what people want and expect, instead of what they don't want or expect. Hmm, I don't know about you, but I don't want to see what MS thinks a plain XML file looks like, Please lose your fixation with Microsoft. This is nothing to do with what some company `thinks' a plain XML file looks like; it is everything to do with what is most useful for users. Showing it as an expandable tree would be a good idea, *for Mozilla*, no matter how Microsoft chose to display it. I'd prefer to see it as plain, orninary text, maybe w/ syntax highlighting. ... That's exactly what View Source is for. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing http://mozilla.org/
Re: stopping this nasty Popup Alerts
Frank wrote: dman84 wrote: Frank wrote: ... i hate it to click a Dialog Box ever and ever if i load a Page WHERE I ALREADY KNOW that they arent exists. How can i stop this Popup the connection was refused when attempting to contact ... ? ... see bug 28586 ... Many Thanks. I found a Page where many other People are angry for that on www.mozilla.org. But i couldnt find any Solution, Fix. Can i not search or exists nothing helpfull for this Problem ? Using a text editor, put this line in your prefs.js file: user_pref(mozilla.has_bugs, false); Make sure that you quit Mozilla before adding this line, otherwise it'll get wiped from the prefs file when Mozilla exits. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing http://mozilla.org/
Re: Microsoft Q A
DeMoN LaG wrote: Q. Is Internet Explorer committed to implementing standard X in the future? A. Microsoft is committed to implementing the Internet standards that make sense to allow our customers to build great solutions. As standards emerge, we evaluate them to see which standards might best serve our customers' needs. Anyone else find that funny? ... That sounds perfectly sensible to me. The alternative would be wasting time implementing stuff that their customers *don't* want. In this case (though not in all cases) that wouldn't make them any money, so there wouldn't be any point. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing http://mozilla.org/
Re: All I want for Christmas is ????
Alan Hunter wrote: a spell checer in Mozilla. Mozilla is not for 'end users' and won't have these kinds of extras. That's where Netscape comes in. While you can ask for things like password protected profiles and right click on image and save as wallpaper, something like a spellchecker is out of the realm of this project (unless of course they run out of things to do.. haha) (but you already knew that) bl
Re: Microsoft Q A
Matthew Thomas wrote: DeMoN LaG wrote: Q. Is Internet Explorer committed to implementing standard X in the future? A. Microsoft is committed to implementing the Internet standards that make sense to allow our customers to build great solutions. As standards emerge, we evaluate them to see which standards might best serve our customers' needs. Anyone else find that funny? ... That sounds perfectly sensible to me. The alternative would be wasting time implementing stuff that their customers *don't* want. In this case (though not in all cases) that wouldn't make them any money, so there wouldn't be any point. I think it's more like, they want to lock in their users with proprietary formats. Supporting open standards works against that goal. If there's such a groundswell that they're _forced_ to, only then will they support open standards. Even then, they'll try to corrupt the open standards, with proprietary extensions. - Chuck
Re: All I want for Christmas is ????
Bill Lee wrote: Alan Hunter wrote: a spell checer in Mozilla. Mozilla is not for 'end users' and won't have these kinds of extras. That's where Netscape comes in. While you can ask for things like password protected profiles and right click on image and save as wallpaper, something like a spellchecker is out of the realm of this project (unless of course they run out of things to do.. haha) (but you already knew that) Actually, very active work is being done on a Moz spell checker. See http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56301 - Chuck
Re: Changes rushed in by Netscape
Peter Trudelle wrote: Ben Bucksch wrote: As you can see in this very thread news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], this kind of ignorant behaviour is encouraged by their manager. No personal attacks. I'm sorry, if I insulted you personally.
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
It's - don't ask me why - in the 0.9.7 branch, but not in the trunk. Arthur [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Do any of you know why I don't have Scripts windows in edit--preferences, Advanced? (W2k, mozilla 2001122208) On 23-12-2001 16:15, djg made an attempt to write... edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows -- Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards, Arthur Costerus Private E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Changes rushed in by Netscape
Peter Trudelle wrote: Ben Bucksch wrote: IMO, the Mozilla community is the highest authority for Mozilla code. That would be anarchy and chaos, which is why mozilla.org has the module owner system. We also have Presidents or similar in most countries. However, they are supposed to do what the majority of the people what (if it's not against minorites). They merely *represent* the people. Module owners are there to streamline the system and to have somebody being responsible. This does not mean that they can do what they want. And I assure you that mozilla.org staff lost credits in the view on many contributors when approving the favicon checkin. nearly all decisions on this project are guaranteed to displease some people; that is unavoidable. Note the difference between some and many.
Re: stopping this nasty Popup Alerts
Matthew Thomas wrote: Frank wrote: dman84 wrote: Frank wrote: ... i hate it to click a Dialog Box ever and ever if i load a Page WHERE I ALREADY KNOW that they arent exists. How can i stop this Popup the connection was refused when attempting to contact ... ? ... see bug 28586 ... Many Thanks. I found a Page where many other People are angry for that on www.mozilla.org. But i couldnt find any Solution, Fix. Can i not search or exists nothing helpfull for this Problem ? Using a text editor, put this line in your prefs.js file: user_pref(mozilla.has_bugs, false); Make sure that you quit Mozilla before adding this line, otherwise it'll get wiped from the prefs file when Mozilla exits. Cool.Is that your Style to say this Bug exists since Mozilla exists and will fixed when its fixed ? No Shame say this better directly its not my Soft ...
Re: Netscape uses All Memory and Processor - Help.
Just curious, but which Netscape are you talking about ? Pierre Bellavance wrote: Netscape has started using all my computer's memory and processing power, slowing the computer to a crawl. When I start Netscape, within two minutes, it has taken all my computer's RAM memory, and also all my computer's virtual memory, which is a lot of Megabytes. The machine has 256MB RAM and about twice this in virtual memory... It also takes 100% of the processor, slowing everything to a crawl. I've removed Netscape and will reinstall it. Are there registry entries I should delete before reinstalling Netscape? Thanks Pierre Spam Protection: Please remove REMOVETHIS from my email address in the Email To window of your program if you want me to receive an e-mail version of your answer. Thanks.
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Arthur ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: I've got the following line in user.js, and it seems tot do the trick (you could also put it in youre prefs.js) //stop popups user_pref(dom.disable_open_during_load, true); In 0.9.7 release there is now a GUI config option under advanced for this. The one labelled open windows by themselves does exactly what is written above. -- Greg -- Gregory Spath irc://freefall.homeip.net/mtb [EMAIL PROTECTED]aim screenname = fr33f411
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
JTK wrote: Al Franz wrote: Having problems with IE6 downloading large files 50megs if they are downloaded via HTTP. Failed many times on me while Netscape downloads them fine. For some reason IE downloads them and they come in twice as large as they should an obviously corrupted some way. Has anyone else experienced this??? Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. So what I do now for excuciatingly long downloads is use a command-line utility known as wget. Never fails to get what I tell it to get. Oh, and it doens't pump stupid Punch the Monkey crap at me while doing so either. In the Walt Disney classic Bambi, do you happen to recall the advice that Thumper was given by his father? Rather good advice I think. Chuck -- ... The times have been, That, when the brains were out, the man would die. ... Macbeth Chuck Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: All I want for Christmas is ????
Alan Hunter wrote: a spell checer in Mozilla. http://www.mozilla.org.uk/docs/spell-checker-faq.html -- /Jonas
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
Arthur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in news:3C25FD83.50005 @planet.nospam.nl: Do any of you know why I don't have Scripts windows in edit--preferences, Advanced? (W2k, mozilla 2001122208) On 23-12-2001 16:15, djg made an attempt to write... edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows It was removed from latest nightlies. I guess there were some problems with it. Possibly some focus stealing bugs. -- Live long and prosper!
Re: All I want for Christmas is ????
Chuck Messenger wrote: Bill Lee wrote: Alan Hunter wrote: a spell checer in Mozilla. Mozilla is not for 'end users' and won't have these kinds of extras. That's where Netscape comes in. While you can ask for things like password protected profiles and right click on image and save as wallpaper, something like a spellchecker is out of the realm of this project (unless of course they run out of things to do.. haha) (but you already knew that) Actually, very active work is being done on a Moz spell checker. See http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56301 - Chuck interesting...what about the unofficial Moz spell check FAQ: http://www.mozilla.org.uk/docs/spell-checker-faq.html
Re: RealOne and Mozilla
JTK wrote: Subject: Re: RealOne and Mozilla From: JTK [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2001 04:08:31 -0600 Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.general Oh God, do NOT install that thing. It wants to steal every godforsaken file association the Real programmers have ever heard of for itself. Not unprecedented you ask? Get this: it runs a process in the background (REALLY in the background, no tray icon or anything, must be a service on Why2K/XP) so that when you change it to the way you want it - THIS THING WILL STEAL THEM BACK. AND IT GIVES YOU NO CHOICE, it just tells you, I'm stealing 'em back, tough break sucker, no cancel option, nothing. I shit you not. Does anybody know of some way to get away from the outrage that is the RealPrivacyInvaderAndAssociationStealer Company? Every damn video you see is .rm, and the ones that aren't are Windows Media and are about half the quality. Are there *ANY* free or even pay RealMedia players around that don't invade your privacy, steal your associations, etc etc etc? Shawn Neumann wrote: I read somewhere recently that Real was deciding between Opera and Mozilla for it's embedded browser on it's upcoming RealOne platform. Anyone heard anything on this? I would be very interested to know how this one is going to pan out... Cheers, Shawn I just installed the RealOne player( the free one, of course) , and after I unselected a thousand(!!!) checkboxes (the file assocs), eveything is fine. Mp3 is still played by Winamp. Supposing user installation fault to be the problem. :D What's the background's process name :)) I don't see anything suspicious.Using Win2K. No motto
Re: Builds failing repeatedly
Dan Howard wrote: Gord McFee wrote: Each time I uninstall, I remove every reference to Mozilla on my hard drive, but the problems recur with every new install. This is probably pretty basic, but did you completely delete both C:\program files\mozilla and C:\Windows\Application data\mozilla? I tend to forget about the latter when tracking problems. Yes, I deleted both. I even defragged the hard drive. In fact, I deleted every reference to Mozilla. Also, did you try sweeping the registry (e.g., with RegClean)? I checked the registry and got a few hits, but they were mainly in the My Computer area and shouldn't affect a fresh install. -- Gord McFee I'll write no line before its time
Re: Annoying news/mail reply indicators should be option
Hmmm... that seems to have solved the problem when I hit reply (I don't see them as I type this), but I still get the gray bars occasionaly when browsing messages that are replies (e.g. in the view window, not a reply window). The application of the graphical quote bars seems sporadic and buggy at best--sometimes it applies them, other times not. One feature that bugs the hell out of me is the automatic conversion of 's in mail and news replies to vertical gray bars. This wreaks havoc in the Python newsgroup, for example, where some session code like this... spam = asdf 1 + 2 3 looks more like this... ||| spam = asdf ||| 1 + 2 3 ||| Except with really ugly gray vertical lines. It's not just for this Python newsgroup, either. I just don't like the bars period. This really needs to be an option to turn off. If you can turn it off somewhere, I haven't found the option yet. Luke Close Mozilla and add (or change) the following lines in your prefs.js file using a plain text editor (like Notepad): user_pref(mail.quoted_graphical, false); user_pref(mail.quoteasblock, false); [z]
Strange rendering
I don't know if this is a microsoft-stretching-html-standards problem or a Mozilla problem, but visit www.rushlimbaugh.com (whether you like him or not) and look at the bottom left of the page. There is a menu (don't know if it is javascript or what) that should be at the very upper left, but it is rendered at the very bottom. It appears correctly in MSIE. I'm using 0.9.7 and it was also a problem on 0.9.6. If this is not the correct place to report bugs of this sort, give me an address. Luke
Re: RealOne and Mozilla
Regardless of the quality of the app (hey, I don't even use it!), Real is a big media player and I would be very interested to see what route the go for their embedded browser on Linux. This type of implementation is what Mozilla has been pitching for the past couple of years and I'm interested to see how much the rest of the industry sees it as being the best and most viable option... Shawn JTK wrote: Oh God, do NOT install that thing. It wants to steal every godforsaken file association the Real programmers have ever heard of for itself. Not unprecedented you ask? Get this: it runs a process in the background (REALLY in the background, no tray icon or anything, must be a service on Why2K/XP) so that when you change it to the way you want it - THIS THING WILL STEAL THEM BACK. AND IT GIVES YOU NO CHOICE, it just tells you, I'm stealing 'em back, tough break sucker, no cancel option, nothing. I shit you not. Does anybody know of some way to get away from the outrage that is the RealPrivacyInvaderAndAssociationStealer Company? Every damn video you see is .rm, and the ones that aren't are Windows Media and are about half the quality. Are there *ANY* free or even pay RealMedia players around that don't invade your privacy, steal your associations, etc etc etc? Shawn Neumann wrote: I read somewhere recently that Real was deciding between Opera and Mozilla for it's embedded browser on it's upcoming RealOne platform. Anyone heard anything on this? I would be very interested to know how this one is going to pan out... Cheers, Shawn
Re: Netscape uses All Memory and Processor - Help.
Version 4.77 or 4.78, I don't remember, and I've removed it. Hello, Pierre. Mozilla and Netscape 6 are discussed here, not older versions of Netscape [e.g. the 4.7x line]. Besides, the most recent version of Netscape 4.7x is 4.79. ;)
Re: Strange rendering
Luke wrote: I don't know if this is a microsoft-stretching-html-standards problem or a Mozilla problem, but visit www.rushlimbaugh.com (whether you like him or not) and look at the bottom left of the page. There is a menu (don't know if it is javascript or what) that should be at the very upper left, but it is rendered at the very bottom. It appears correctly in MS IE. I'm using 0.9.7 and it was also a problem on 0.9.6. If this is not the correct place to report bugs of this sort, give me an address. Luke Looking at the source, they use some strange hack of using layers for IE and divs for netscape/Mozilla which sort of begs the question of why not just use divs for all browsers since all browsers support them if they think the divs work...
Re: 0.9.7: fast, but seems buggy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Minko Markov) wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]: The problem that you quoted, namely logging at britishairways.com, is not an ssl issue. How come I could log with 0.9.5? Try it, even with empty ID and pass. The browser just does not react to clicking the arrow (proceed) button. Well, I had precisely this problem with Hotmail -- I'd type in the login in and the LOG IN button wouldn't do anything -- no error message, no nothin'. Mozilla 0.9.3 had worked fine, because, apparently, I'd installed the security manager. When I re-installed and included the security manager, it then worked. If you have the security manager installed and it still doesn't work, then obviously, that's not the problem. -- David W. Fentonhttp://www.bway.net/~dfenton dfenton at bway dot nethttp://www.bway.net/~dfassoc
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
DeMoN LaG wrote: JTK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 23 Dec 2001: Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. A) It is well documented that IE has problems downloading large files. I seem to recall Netscape's own webpage at one point saying You may have to download an earlier version of Netscape, and then download Communicator 4.x, because IE would bomb before the whole thing was done Huh, never heard that one. But I did just read this when downloading 4.79: Smart Update may not work properly on Windows 2000 and Windows XP when upgrading from Communicator 4.78. We recommend that you use the base install or complete install instead of Smart Update. The base and complete installs are available at ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/communicator/english/4.79/windows/windows95_or_nt/.; - http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/4.7/relnotes/windows-4.79.html?cp=dowrel Well you can't really blame 'em I suppose. It must be pretty hard to pump all those ads at you while simultaneously attempting to do something halfway worthwhile. Oh, and does anybody else find it odd that AOL is *still* maintaining the 4.7x series, all these years after Netscape 6.0 was released? Hmmm, I wonder if they know something many here won't admit? B) Mozilla is C/C++, JS, and XUL. No VB or Java necessary I was commenting on the sorry state of development in general. Kids today, etc.
Mozilla now recommended for FastMail.FM
Just a quick note to let you all know that for the first time we are now recommending that our users consider using Mozilla with the FastMail.FM webmail/IMAP service--good work! See the recommendation here: http://www.emailaddresses.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=1687 Note that bug 27002 is still a major issue for us, because all users have to edit the default configuration to avoid uninformative 'permission denied' errors: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27002
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
djg wrote: edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows No such animal in .9.6 for linux. Pity. robert somerville wrote: i gather there is a way to do it, but i have yet to find it. can anybody give me a hint ? pls. also reply to email address, thanks robert somerville -- Cheers, Bev ++ Of course SoCal has four seasons: Earthquake, Mudslide, Brushfire, and Riot
Re: Print Preview
Bert Garcia wrote: Same thing here, locked up tight, cache gone. See it here too, both milestone and latest nightly. Running w2k -- MVH / Greets, Øyvind Berg ~ ËlaC|n [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] || [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] [icq#:123433 || ElaCin@EFNet ]
Re: Style-sheets no longer working with 0.9.7
Sören Kuklau wrote: So there we have it. Since 0.9.7, the MIME type behaviour of Mozilla is stricter. CSS with text/plain MIME type will be ignored. Not really. Only if you use HTML 4.0 STRICT. Else all will work even without text/css (according to the release notes). Also it shouldn't work with the relative paths either. I assume that'S not the source of his problems. Markus
Re: Builds failing repeatedly
Gord McFee [EMAIL PROTECTED] said... Dan Howard wrote: This is probably pretty basic, but did you completely delete both C:\program files\mozilla and C:\Windows\Application data\mozilla? I tend to forget about the latter when tracking problems. Yes, I deleted both. I even defragged the hard drive. In fact, I deleted every reference to Mozilla. I hope you don't mind me asking but did you also delete the files mozregistry.dat and mozver.dat in your Windows directory? -- Hasse
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Re: RealOne and Mozilla
JTK wrote: Oh God, do NOT install that thing. It wants to steal every godforsaken file association the Real programmers have ever heard of for itself. Not unprecedented you ask? Get this: it runs a process in the background (REALLY in the background, no tray icon or anything, must be a service on Why2K/XP) so that when you change it to the way you want it - THIS THING WILL STEAL THEM BACK. AND IT GIVES YOU NO CHOICE, it just tells you, I'm stealing 'em back, tough break sucker, no cancel option, nothing. I shit you not. Does anybody know of some way to get away from the outrage that is the RealPrivacyInvaderAndAssociationStealer Company? Every damn video you see is .rm, and the ones that aren't are Windows Media and are about half the quality. Are there *ANY* free or even pay RealMedia players around that don't invade your privacy, steal your associations, etc etc etc? Shawn Neumann wrote: I read somewhere recently that Real was deciding between Opera and Mozilla for it's embedded browser on it's upcoming RealOne platform. Anyone heard anything on this? I would be very interested to know how this one is going to pan out... Cheers, Shawn RealOne is a very neat app. It's a good take on a media player as far as I'm concerned, and I would love to see where it goes in the future. Right now they are using the IE Embedded engine (might change, RealOne is still beta). Preferences: ToolsPreferences... Select Media Types on the left side. Uncheck anything you don't want it to take over. The only difference here and in WMP is that WMP groups together the files it can work with; RealOne makes them all individual entries (meaning WMP says MPEG Video and RealOne goes by each individual extension MPG MPEG etc.). That hidden process really is hidden. But ZA Pro found it under this name: RealNetworks Dynamic App Launcher. Now, I believe to disable it you go to ConnectionInternet SettingsOnly perform automatic services when RealOne is in use. I don't know if this is it, but I think it is. Consider it the old tray icon of RP8 made harder to find. Aside from those things I think RealOne really is a neat little player. And it does actually install a plugin into Netscape/Moz, but I haven't checked to see if it works. -- Albert We must have a better word than 'prefabricated'. Why not 'ready-made'? --Winston Churchill If sending email, remove the obvious spam-preventer from my email address.
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
JTK wrote: DeMoN LaG wrote: JTK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 23 Dec 2001: Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. A) It is well documented that IE has problems downloading large files. I seem to recall Netscape's own webpage at one point saying You may have to download an earlier version of Netscape, and then download Communicator 4.x, because IE would bomb before the whole thing was done Huh, never heard that one. But I did just read this when downloading 4.79: Smart Update may not work properly on Windows 2000 and Windows XP when upgrading from Communicator 4.78. We recommend that you use the base install or complete install instead of Smart Update. The base and complete installs are available at ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub/communicator/english/4.79/windows/windows95_or_nt/.; - http://home.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/4.7/relnotes/windows-4.79.html?cp=dowrel Well you can't really blame 'em I suppose. It must be pretty hard to pump all those ads at you while simultaneously attempting to do something halfway worthwhile. Oh, and does anybody else find it odd that AOL is *still* maintaining the 4.7x series, all these years after Netscape 6.0 was released? Hmmm, I wonder if they know something many here won't admit? Not at all. AOL is not maintaining the 4.xx series if you get down to brass tacks. I know who is and why but that is a different rat hole and you are definitely fond of rat holes. I will tidy the rug over it. B) Mozilla is C/C++, JS, and XUL. No VB or Java necessary I was commenting on the sorry state of development in general. Kids today, etc. I think you are being a little silly with this. People use tools that target their product space. VB is perfectly fine if your users are purely Windows users. In the real world, it is necessary to use a range of tools and young software engineers are as prepared for that as I am and I have been messing with this stuff for 30 years. Heck, I was introduced to high level languages with FORTH and FORTRAN (at the same time - talk about confusion). The young people I meet can deal with the tools. You should handle my phone calls. My code is open to customers and they read the garbage. Moreover, they ask darned good questions about it. They understand it line by line even though it is in an obscure assembly language and I have never been accused of commenting too much (I rarely comment except when I am pissed at the chip designers). The customers look like teenagers to me. They understand my code as well as I do. The place where they have trouble is the physics of what my code does. I'm a motion control engineer. I give the young software engineers my patented 5 minute tutorial on Newtons Laws and they are up to speed. Don't push this garbage about the young engineers being ill trained. It is the same today as it was 40 years ago when I did my first gig. Ya learn what you can in school and ya keep on learning if you want to survive. The kids know all of this and I haven't the slightest problem working with the young engineers. Chuck Chuck -- ... The times have been, That, when the brains were out, the man would die. ... Macbeth Chuck Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Mozilla now recommended for FastMail.FM
Jeremy Howard wrote: Just a quick note to let you all know that for the first time we are now recommending that our users consider using Mozilla with the FastMail.FM webmail/IMAP service--good work! See the recommendation here: http://www.emailaddresses.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=1687 Oh no! You didn't recommend Mozilla to end users, did you? Now we'll having all these people asking for technical support in the Mozilla newsgroups! :-( -- /Jonas
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
JTK wrote: Al Franz wrote: Having problems with IE6 downloading large files 50megs if they are downloaded via HTTP. Failed many times on me while Netscape downloads them fine. For some reason IE downloads them and they come in twice as large as they should an obviously corrupted some way. Has anyone else experienced this??? Not quite a Mozilla question, but no, I've never seen anything like that, and I download all kinds of crazy (and way-too-big) crappola. What I do see quite often is both IE and Mozilla crapping out during such a long download, especially over HTTP. Neither development team apparently has ever heard about the fact that Zmodem back in the Paleozoic Era could recover interrupted downloads, and all semi-modern FTP servers (don't know about HTTP) support resuming as well. Guess append is just too advanced a concept in this Visual Basic / Java / dumb-it-down-seven-shades-to-tuesday world we live in. So what I do now for excuciatingly long downloads is use a command-line utility known as wget. Never fails to get what I tell it to get. Oh, and it doens't pump stupid Punch the Monkey crap at me while doing so either. GetRight. Now it doesn't use ads because their ad provider died =] -- Albert We must have a better word than 'prefabricated'. Why not 'ready-made'? --Winston Churchill If sending email, remove the obvious spam-preventer from my email address.
Re: Old profiles
Since i can't tell if your using PC/ Unix / or Mac. I'll post the Mac location.
Hard Drive (whatever named) System Folder Preferences Folder
Netscape Users Folder.
If your absolutely sure you will never ever go back then move Netscape
User folder to Trash and empty.
along with Netscape Registry file and / or Netscape Registr~ File.
However once you do you do this you have burned you bridges as far as
your Bookmarks, addressbook, and any Mail you have saved in the Profile folder.
David A. Cobb wrote:
Everytime I install the Nightly, the ProfileManager finds three or four
old Netscape4 profiles as well as my own active Mozilla profile.
And everytime it allows me to delete this profile from the list of the
displayed profiles.
I don't really expect to ever need to go back to Netscape4, so I suppose
I can delete whatever files Mozilla is finding -- would someone tell me
what they are before I shoot my toes off? Thanks.
BETTER, Mozilla should save the list of the displayed profiles, then
the ones I've already deleted should *stay* deleted. Bug? Worth filing?
Thanks
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Re: Mozilla logo
Peter Lairo wrote: --snip Phillip, EVERYBODY knew what you meant. Morton was just (unsuccessfully) trying to be funny. BTW, why do you insist on *not cropping* your replies, especially when you are responding to such a trivial matter? The word density comes to mind - don't know why ;) PS. Why are you using Netscape 7.79 when Mozilla is now stable enough to use? -- Regards, Peter Lairo sorry abou that. -- --- Phillip M. Jones, CET |MEMBER:VPEA (LIFE) ETA-I, NESDA,ISCET, Sterling 616 Liberty Street |Who's Who. PHONE:276-632-5045, FAX:275-632-0868 Martinsville Va 24112-1809 |[EMAIL PROTECTED], ICQ11269732, AIM pjonescet --- If it's fixed, don't break it! mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/default.htm http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/america/default.htm http://www.kimbanet.com/~pjones/message/default.htm
Re: Reporting/Finding Javascript issues
I use 0.9.6 buildid 2001112012 and I went to http://java.sun.com and he prompted me to download the java plugin. That done he will show the java applet loading in that page and I goto download the SDK, Standard Edition 1.3.1_02 , agree to his terms, hit the http button and she goes. What happens when you do that? I would like to upgrade with the sea tarball. How do you do that? Regards. Hugo Vanwoerkom David Cordner wrote: I've been using mozilla for 9 months now as my main browser on various Linux systems. I'm very satisfied with it, EXCEPT for rendering a number of pages that use Javascript. (For example, I can't get past Sun's license agreements to download a JDK.) I've looked at the Mozilla.org web site and there are s many different areas for discussions of issues that I can't decide how to submit examples of pages that don't work or to follow Javascript related discussions. Can someone point me to the right place(s) to discuss this? I'd like to help point out supposed problems so the developers can determine if they are actual problems or poor page construction. Thanks, Dave
Display issue in Templates (Mozilla 0.9.7)
Hello, I found this issue on both Netscape 6.2 (not6.2.1) and Mozilla (0.9.7). Please visit the pics I took as following URL (1) http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/na.jpg (2) http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/nb.jpg In (1), we see the template of Weekly Report of You-Ying. The Bcc: one is diplayed in Chinese word. It's correct. But while double click it and the Compose window pops up as (2). Now The Bcc: showes strange codes. It seems a bug. Thanks
Mozilla/Netscape Showes this Website Incorrectly
Hello, I put the screenshots of IR and Mozilla 0.9.7 while visiting the same website. (1) IE http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/nc.jpg (2) Mozilla/Netscape http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/nd.jpg Please note the red words in the middle of pics. Any one knows what I mean
Re: RealOne and Mozilla
JTK wrote: Yep, I eventually was able to find where to do that too. That process is still lurking in the shadows though. I don't know what the process's name is yet, I'm still working on that one. CTRL-ALT-DELETE and find the process, shut it down, or use a taskmanager program and select it there. Then check the following registry keys for anything Real(lyAnnoying) related: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunServices And check the startup folder, and the LOAD= line in your win.ini file. It's this very behaviour that forced me away from Real altogether. If it's a Real file, I'll try to DL it and play with WindowsMedia or convert it, or usually I'll just not view it. It's pretty sad when a company gets more abusive and annoying than MS. -- jesus X [ Booze-fueled paragon of pointless cruelty and wanton sadism. ] email [ jesusx @ who.net ] tag [ The Universe: It's everywhere you want to be. ] warning [ I am an American. Of this, I am proud. ]
Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc
The Real Bev wrote: Subject: Re: how to disable unwanted pop-up windows,etc From: The Real Bev [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2001 14:17:30 -0800 Newsgroups: netscape.public.mozilla.builds,netscape.public.mozilla.general,netscape.public.mozilla.unix djg wrote: edit--preferences, Advanced, Scripts windows, uncheck: Open windows by themselves (ie, on page load/quit or by timer), and make windows flip over/under other windows No such animal in .9.6 for linux. Pity. Nor is it 0.9.7 Windows... -meniscus =+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=
Re: Netscape uses All Memory and Processor - Help.
You may try downloading 4.79 and try it instead. It might solve the problem. -- Pierre Bellavance wrote: Netscape has started using all my computer's memory and processing power, slowing the computer to a crawl. When I start Netscape, within two minutes, it has taken all my computer's RAM memory, and also all my computer's virtual memory, which is a lot of Megabytes. The machine has 256MB RAM and about twice this in virtual memory... It also takes 100% of the processor, slowing everything to a crawl. I've removed Netscape and will reinstall it. Are there registry entries I should delete before reinstalling Netscape? Thanks Pierre Spam Protection: Please remove REMOVETHIS from my email address in the Email To window of your program if you want me to receive an e-mail version of your answer. Thanks.
Re: http large downloads not work w/IE, Netscape OK??
JTK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 23 Dec 2001: Oh, and does anybody else find it odd that AOL is *still* maintaining the 4.7x series, all these years after Netscape 6.0 was released? Hmmm, I wonder if they know something many here won't admit? It hasn't been years since 6.0 was released. Any good company should provide security and major bug fixes for all their products, even if there are newer ones available. -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
Re: Mozilla/Netscape Showes this Website Incorrectly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Yeh You-Ying) wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 23 Dec 2001: Hello, I put the screenshots of IR and Mozilla 0.9.7 while visiting the same website. (1) IE http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/nc.jpg (2) Mozilla/Netscape http://www.photome.com.tw/album1/youying/2491133/big/nd.jpg Please note the red words in the middle of pics. Any one knows what I mean Well, after validating the page (or attempting to) using HTML 4.01 strict, transitional, XHTML 1.0 strict, etc, even HTML 3.2. I get: Sorry, this document does not validate as HTML version. Maybe that's a start to the problem -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
Re: 0.9.7: fast, but seems buggy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David W. Fenton) writes: Mozilla 0.9.3 had worked fine, because, apparently, I'd installed the security manager. When I re-installed and included the security manager, it then worked. It is not so apparent to me that this is the reason. Maybe, maybe not, but the lack of error message like you must have the security manager installed before proceeding suggests the reason is something else, most likely a bug. I quoted an https URL that works with 0.9.7 == most likely, 0.9.7 can work with encrypted connection. How can one check whether this security manager is installed? I mean, it is pointless arguing about that here, if one can check that in a second. -- MM
Tabbed Browsing problem
After setting up the Tabbed browsing feature for TAB on middle mouse button for URLs on the page and the middle mouse button for bookmarks - the middle mouse button works fine for URLs on the page but will not open a TAB when I select a book mark using the middle mouse button. Nev
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