Re: some email addresses download mail to News Folder's Inbox

[Nairda]

Hartmut Figge wrote:

Nairda:

Nairda wrote:



Really? No one knows anything about this bug?


Well, what bug? *g*

|I have a slight problem with where some of my email addresses
|downloads their mail to.

|some email addresses download mail to News Folder's Inbox

I have to guess what your problem is. Perhaps you have several Mail
Accounts and some of them use use Local Folders. Look under Server
Settings -> Advanced, if 'Global Inbox (Local Folders Account)' is checked.

Hartmut


Thank you so much Hartmut, you are a scholar and a gentleman.
Mark this one as resolved.
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Please Help Testing: SeaMonkey 1.1.17 candidate builds

[Robert Kaiser]

Hi all,

We're preparing SeaMonkey 1.1.17, our next regular security release for 
the SeaMonkey 1.1.x series, with the same base as Thunderbird 2.0.0.22, 
planned for going public early next week.


A number of security and stability fixes went into this release, see 
 
(note that you may not be able to see all security bugs yet, some will 
only go public once Firefox 3.0.11 is released), we need good testing of 
the candidate builds to avoid shipping regressions.


Please help testing our SeaMonkey 1.1.17 candidate builds 
 
- preferably via performing the smoketests from the, please go to and do 
a SeaMonkey 1.1 test run 
 on 
.


Once we have verified that the builds work well, we can release this 
security-enhanced version to all our users as scheduled.


Thanks for your help,

Robert Kaiser
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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[Philip Chee]

On Sun, 07 Jun 2009 10:24:53 -0400, David Wilkinson wrote:

> AFAICT, in the SM2 Alpha 3 there is no ability to change the theme. Will that 
> change in the final release?

In 2.0a3 you should have a menu item View->Apply Theme.

You should also be able to do:
  Tools->Add-ons Manager.
  Select the Themes pane.
  Change the selected theme.

Phil

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Re: NoScript Question

[TOM7601]

Gerald Ross wrote:

TOM7601 wrote:
I upgraded to SeaMonkey 1.1.16 and tried to reinstall NoScript. The 
add-ons site as well as the NoScript homepage report it as v1.9.3.3. I 
restart SeaMonkey after a "successful" installation and NoScript 
doesn't show up in the status bar. I ran Extension Manager and it told 
me I had v1.9.2. I uninstalled it, restarted SeaMonkey and reinstalled 
(I thought) NoScript. It still didn't work and, once again, Extension 
Manager reported it as v1.9.2.


I've upgraded SeaMonkey before and had no problem reinstalling NoScript.

What am I doing wrong?


The same thing happened to me. I just went back to my old stand-by, v 
1.1.11


Sounds like a plan...
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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[David Wilkinson]

David E. Ross wrote:

Although I use SeaMonkey as my browser, I use Thunderbird 2.0.0.21 as my
newsreader.

A green arrow indicates a newsgroup message to which I have replied.
Unread messages are indicated both by being in bold and also with a
green dot.  If an unread message is new within the current session,
there is also an orange sunburst.  This is with the default Thunderbird
theme.


Thanks, but I only use the mail and browser parts of SeaMonkey. No chat or 
composer for me. So if I moved to Thunderbird, I would move to FireFox also.


I have thought about doing this (mostly because SeaMonkey is always behind 
FireFox, and also for extension compatibility), but I'm so used to having web 
and mail in the same application that I would really miss it.


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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[BeeNeR]

On or about 6/7/2009 5:46 AM, David Wilkinson typed the following:
> David Wilkinson wrote:
>> In newsgroups (in threaded view), the icon with green arrow that
>> indicates that there are unread items in a thread is barely
>> distinguishable from the one for threads with no unread items. The
>> problem is that the green arrow is superposed on the icon.
>>
>> In SM1.x the green arrow is much more visible because it appears below
>> the icon (and is in brighter green also).
>>
>> Is it just my (old) eyes?
> 
> Nobody else bothered by this?
> 

Never even noticed the green arrow before.  Just watched for items that
were blacker than the rest.  Now that I know about the green arrow it
takes me twice as long to determine if the message was viewed or not. (:>)

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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[David E. Ross]

On 6/5/2009 7:34 AM, David Wilkinson wrote:
> I have been playing a bit with SM2 Alpha 3.
> 
> In newsgroups (in threaded view), the icon with green arrow that indicates 
> that 
> there are unread items in a thread is barely distinguishable from the one for 
> threads with no unread items. The problem is that the green arrow is 
> superposed 
> on the icon.
> 
> In SM1.x the green arrow is much more visible because it appears below the 
> icon 
> (and is in brighter green also).
> 
> Is it just my (old) eyes?
> 

Although I use SeaMonkey as my browser, I use Thunderbird 2.0.0.21 as my
newsreader.

A green arrow indicates a newsgroup message to which I have replied.
Unread messages are indicated both by being in bold and also with a
green dot.  If an unread message is new within the current session,
there is also an orange sunburst.  This is with the default Thunderbird
theme.

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Go to Mozdev at  for quick access to
extensions for Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, and other
Mozilla-related applications.  You can access Mozdev much
more quickly than you can Mozilla Add-Ons.
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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[David Wilkinson]

Hartmut Figge wrote:

David Wilkinson:


Nobody else bothered by this?


I am not, because i have unchecked the Thread column. ;)

Hartmut, mostly without icons


I might as well uncheck it also, because in SM2 I cannot tell the difference 
whether the green arrow is there or not.


But what is the point of having the icon if the two versions are not easily 
distinguished?


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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[David Wilkinson]

Keith Whaley wrote:

David Wilkinson wrote:

David Wilkinson wrote:
In newsgroups (in threaded view), the icon with green arrow that 
indicates that there are unread items in a thread is barely 
distinguishable from the one for threads with no unread items. The 
problem is that the green arrow is superposed on the icon.


In SM1.x the green arrow is much more visible because it appears 
below the icon (and is in brighter green also).


Is it just my (old) eyes?




Nobody else bothered by this?


Not particularly.
When a message is unread in a thread, in addition to the green arrow the 
Subject title is changed to a Bold font, further emphasizing the unread 
status.


BTW, I use SM 1.1.16, and (assuming that is included in your "SM1.x" 
category) the green arrow does not appear below the message thread icon. 
It's superimposed.


Keith:

Ah yes, in the "Modern" theme you are correct; the icon is more like the one in 
SM2 (but slightly more readable). I use the "Classic" theme, which I prefer, 
which has the green arrow below.


AFAICT, in the SM2 Alpha 3 there is no ability to change the theme. Will that 
change in the final release?


Yes, I am using SM 1.16 also. Actually, a post is bold when the post itself is 
unread. It is underlined if (a) the thread is not expanded, (b) the post itself 
is read and (c) there are unread responses.


Maybe I have to start looking for the underline rather than the green arrow. But 
old habits die hard.


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Re: HTML message display for RSS

[Daniel]

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan) wrote:

Hartmut Figge wrote:

Moz Champion (Dan):

Why is HTML 'okay' in RSS but not in email or news? I view 
everything in 

  

HTML (always have) and have no problems.


Do you see then the  exactly under the 'okay'? ;)

Hartmut



No, its offset slightly when I read the message, in my reply it looks 
fine.


Doesn't answer the question tho.  If HTML is 'okay' in RSS, why not 
email or news?


Dan, I choose to view my NG's in Plain Text. If you want to view them 
in HTML, that's fine, but I don't want the increased overheads of HTML 
as I pay by the byte for my downloads.


I don't want to be forced to have the increased overheads. If RSS is 
ONLY available in HTML mode, I guess that is a reason why I will not 
use it!


Your view may vary!!

Daniel



Well, in short you are paying for it anyway!  When you download a 
message it is downloaded in whatever form it is, HMTL or plain text. It 
is only your display that selects what you see, after it is downloaded. 
So, if a message is sent in HTML, you are paying for it, regardless if 
you see the HTML or not.


For example: If I sent this message in HTML, you would see it listed 
just like any other, if you choose to open it (to read it) the message 
is downloaded, HTML and all. Since you have your view set to plain text, 
only that component is displayed, the rest is suppressed. But it isn't 
saving you any download bytes at all.


Even if I sent it in both (something I never do or encourage) HTML and 
plain text, when you download it, all the components are downloaded. If 
you choose (or have chosen via preferences) to view only plain text, 
then thats what you see, but the HTML components are still there, on 
your computer.


With emails, the same applies. When you download it, you get the entire 
messages as it was sent, HTML and all.


So, sorry to say, your penchant for reading only plain text is not, in 
reality, saving you any download bytes.


Yes, Dan, my penchant for reading only plain text is not saving me any 
download bytes, but my penchant to let people that want everything in 
HTML know that not everyone like this in HTML may, just maybe, have an 
effect on someone, so saving me download bytes in the future.maybe!!


Daniel
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Re: Hotmail

[Daniel]

journeynt...@hotmail.com wrote:

Seamonkey will not let me compose a new email from my hotmail or yahoo
acct's. That being said, this thing is the fastest out of 3 other
browsers I have !  Please help if you can, Thank You : )
Joe North


Sorry! Joe are you saying that the Browser portion of SeaMonkey will not 
allow you to go to hotmail.com or yahoo.com to compose your emails??


Daniel
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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[Keith Whaley]

David Wilkinson wrote:

David Wilkinson wrote:
In newsgroups (in threaded view), the icon with green arrow that 
indicates that there are unread items in a thread is barely 
distinguishable from the one for threads with no unread items. The 
problem is that the green arrow is superposed on the icon.


In SM1.x the green arrow is much more visible because it appears below 
the icon (and is in brighter green also).


Is it just my (old) eyes?




Nobody else bothered by this?


Not particularly.
When a message is unread in a thread, in addition to the green arrow the 
Subject title is changed to a Bold font, further emphasizing the unread 
status.


BTW, I use SM 1.1.16, and (assuming that is included in your "SM1.x" 
category) the green arrow does not appear below the message thread icon. 
It's superimposed.


Which SM1.x were you referring to?

keith whaley


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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[Hartmut Figge]

David Wilkinson:

>Nobody else bothered by this?

I am not, because i have unchecked the Thread column. ;)

Hartmut, mostly without icons
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Re: Unread items icon in SM2

[David Wilkinson]

David Wilkinson wrote:
In newsgroups (in threaded view), the icon with green arrow that 
indicates that there are unread items in a thread is barely 
distinguishable from the one for threads with no unread items. The 
problem is that the green arrow is superposed on the icon.


In SM1.x the green arrow is much more visible because it appears below 
the icon (and is in brighter green also).


Is it just my (old) eyes?


Nobody else bothered by this?

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Re: NoScript Question

[Gerald Ross]

TOM7601 wrote:
I upgraded to SeaMonkey 1.1.16 and tried to reinstall NoScript. The 
add-ons site as well as the NoScript homepage report it as v1.9.3.3. I 
restart SeaMonkey after a "successful" installation and NoScript doesn't 
show up in the status bar. I ran Extension Manager and it told me I had 
v1.9.2. I uninstalled it, restarted SeaMonkey and reinstalled (I 
thought) NoScript. It still didn't work and, once again, Extension 
Manager reported it as v1.9.2.


I've upgraded SeaMonkey before and had no problem reinstalling NoScript.

What am I doing wrong?


The same thing happened to me. I just went back to my old stand-by, v 
1.1.11


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