Re: Help with Lightning for Seamonkey 2.0

[dominique]

Jeffrey Needle wrote, On 2/16/2010 8:44 AM:

Is there a newsgroup for Lightning support?  Or is there some other way
for me to ask some questions? I'm having some problems. Thanks.

mozilla.support.calendar is the place (same news server)

Dom
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Help with Lightning for Seamonkey 2.0

[Jeffrey Needle]

Is there a newsgroup for Lightning support?  Or is there some other way 
for me to ask some questions?  I'm having some problems.  Thanks.

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Re: Gmail interface for SM 2

[Jeffrey Needle]

Philip Chee wrote:

On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:04:34 -0500, Jeffrey Needle wrote:

I see there's an absolutely beautiful add-on for Firefox that makes
gmail so much nicer and easier to use.  Is there something like this for
Seamonkey?

Using SM2 on a WinXP system.


There are several extensions including BetterGmail and GTDInbox. Could
you be more specific?

Phil



Responding again.  GTDInbox doesn't seem to work with Seamonkey, only 
Firefox -- SM not mentioned.  I guess what I'd like is for my gmail to 
look a little like Outlook Express used to look.  It was simple moving 
mails to folders, and clicking on an email in the inbox opened only the 
latest e-mail, not the whole thread.


Maybe I'm just dreaming.


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Re: Gmail interface for SM 2

[Jeffrey Needle]

Philip Chee wrote:

On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:04:34 -0500, Jeffrey Needle wrote:

I see there's an absolutely beautiful add-on for Firefox that makes
gmail so much nicer and easier to use.  Is there something like this for
Seamonkey?

Using SM2 on a WinXP system.


There are several extensions including BetterGmail and GTDInbox. Could
you be more specific?

Phil



Unfortunately, no.  I have to see what the interfaces do to know if it's 
good for me.  I just think Gmail's interface is clunky and hard to use. 
 I'll try both of the ones you mention and see how they work.  I'll 
report back when I have more specific information.


Thanks.

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Re: AT&T security certificate error

[Phillip Jones]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

robert.ga...@att.net wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

As many of you know, AT&T is doing away with its WorldNet service and
switching those users to its Dial Internet service. After making the
appropriate changes to my server settings in SeaMonkey, I get the
following error message every time I poll for new mail:


Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch



Paul,

I also used Worldnet and have changed over to the Dial Internet service.

I've not had problems receiving email so I'd expect that you should have
success with the settings I'm using.

new address user.n...@att.net   old address user.n...@worldnet.att.net

Server Type: POP Mail Server
Server Name: postoffice.att.net  Port: 110

Connection security: none

Outgoing Server (SMTP): mailhost.att.net


Because this was an account change from Worldnet to Dial Internet and
not a new account, no change in email password was necessary.


Well, obviously if I switch from SSL to an unsecured connection, SM
won't look at the certificate and the issue vanishes. But they recommend
port 995 and I'm happy to oblige.

When I first made the changeover (see upthread), I followed instructions
and used ipostoffice.att.net on port 995 and SM kept nagging me that the
certificate didn't belong to ipostoffice.att.net, but to
ipostoffice.worldnet.att.net. I was clicking "OK, go ahead and make the
connection, thank you very much for asking AGAIN, but I tired of it and
asked for an automated way to tell SM that this particular certificate
was OK. Turns out there's no way, so I've gone back to specifying
ipostoffice.worldnet.att.net.

But you would know that if you had read the whole thread, or even my
original query.





I'm going to ask a dumb question so feel free to pummel me into the 
ground.;-)


does the message give you an option to accept permanently the certificate?
--
And as to the fellow's suggestion above. he was trying to do a good 
faith effort to get you running.


The tone of your message, you sounded as if you were trying make him 
look stupid, for suggesting such a thing.


You tried your way, you failed, So he was suggesting an alternative 
method to get you running.

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Re: Gmail interface for SM 2

[Philip Chee]

On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:04:34 -0500, Jeffrey Needle wrote:
> I see there's an absolutely beautiful add-on for Firefox that makes 
> gmail so much nicer and easier to use.  Is there something like this for 
> Seamonkey?
> 
> Using SM2 on a WinXP system.

There are several extensions including BetterGmail and GTDInbox. Could
you be more specific?

Phil

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Gmail interface for SM 2

[Jeffrey Needle]

I see there's an absolutely beautiful add-on for Firefox that makes 
gmail so much nicer and easier to use.  Is there something like this for 
Seamonkey?


Using SM2 on a WinXP system.

Thanks.
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Upgrading with a non-standard profile location

[John]

I'm running Windows XP SP3. I'm planning to upgrade from SeaMonkey v1.18 
to SeaMonkey v2.02 as soon as I am sure how to successfully do so.


I currently have two profiles for SeaMonkey v1.18. One is in the default 
standard location, but it is not the one I use. My primary profile is in 
a non-standard location, in a dedicated Data partition which is not on 
my C: drive. This profile includes a very large amount of email, over 
10,000 messages, which it is vital that I not lose.


I've read a few reports of upgrade difficulties when there is a large 
email folder, and I suspect having my profile in a non-standard location 
may also complicate things. Other than backing up my profile, what other 
things do I need to do/know to do this upgrade successfully? Thanks!


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Please reply in this newsgroup. Thank you.
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Re: AT&T security certificate error

[Paul B. Gallagher]

robert.ga...@att.net wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

As many of you know, AT&T is doing away with its WorldNet service and
switching those users to its Dial Internet service. After making the
appropriate changes to my server settings in SeaMonkey, I get the
following error message every time I poll for new mail:


Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch



Paul,

I also used Worldnet and have changed over to the Dial Internet service.

I've not had problems receiving email so I'd expect that you should have 
success with the settings I'm using.


new address user.n...@att.net   old address user.n...@worldnet.att.net

Server Type: POP Mail Server
Server Name: postoffice.att.net  Port: 110

Connection security: none

Outgoing Server (SMTP): mailhost.att.net


Because this was an account change from Worldnet to Dial Internet and 
not a new account, no change in email password was necessary.


Well, obviously if I switch from SSL to an unsecured connection, SM 
won't look at the certificate and the issue vanishes. But they recommend 
port 995 and I'm happy to oblige.


When I first made the changeover (see upthread), I followed instructions 
and used ipostoffice.att.net on port 995 and SM kept nagging me that the 
certificate didn't belong to ipostoffice.att.net, but to 
ipostoffice.worldnet.att.net. I was clicking "OK, go ahead and make the 
connection, thank you very much for asking AGAIN, but I tired of it and 
asked for an automated way to tell SM that this particular certificate 
was OK. Turns out there's no way, so I've gone back to specifying 
ipostoffice.worldnet.att.net.


But you would know that if you had read the whole thread, or even my 
original query.




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Re: AT&T security certificate error

[robert . gault]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

As many of you know, AT&T is doing away with its WorldNet service and
switching those users to its Dial Internet service. After making the
appropriate changes to my server settings in SeaMonkey, I get the
following error message every time I poll for new mail:


Security Error: Domain Name Mismatch



Paul,

I also used Worldnet and have changed over to the Dial Internet service.

I've not had problems receiving email so I'd expect that you should have success 
with the settings I'm using.


new address user.n...@att.net   old address user.n...@worldnet.att.net

Server Type: POP Mail Server
Server Name: postoffice.att.net  Port: 110

Connection security: none

Outgoing Server (SMTP): mailhost.att.net


Because this was an account change from Worldnet to Dial Internet and not a new 
account, no change in email password was necessary.

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Re: Goodbye Seamonkey

[Benoit Renard]

Daniel wrote:

Ray_Net wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Jens Hatlak wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Several times, over the years, I have suggested that there *SHOULD*
be a clickable link as part of the Mail& Newsgroup splash screen,
but, sadly, I'm still waiting.

The alteration would have to happen in
"chrome://messenger/content/start.xhtml" but I don't know how to do
it.


If you ask how to do it for yourself only:
1. Go to your SeaMonkey install directory
2. Open chrome/messenger.jar with a ZIP program (e.g. 7-Zip)
3. Edit content/messenger/start.xhtml
(
4. Open chrome/en-US.jar with a ZIP program
5. Edit en-US/messenger/start.dtd
)
Your changes will be overwritten whenever you update SM.

If you ask how to do it for everyone:
1. File a
bug
2. Describe exactly what you propose
3. Find someone to implement it
4. Get the module owner (Karsten) to accept it

HTH

Jens



Yes, Jens, you are right, I should put it in through Bugzilla.and if
I can remember my password, I will!!


On the given page ...
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=SeaMonkey
... you have the possibility to retrieve/create a new password based on
your email adress: it's written:
"If you have an account, but have forgotten your password, enter your
e-mail address below and submit a request to change your password."


Ray, I've got myself in a messfirst time I wasn't sure of my 
password, tried several, until bugzilla barred me, then I located my 
real password and tried to retrieve/create my password, but, because I 
was barred, I cannot even change my password, so now I  guess I'll have 
to make a new profile.


Shouldn't this be temporary? Try again. If that doesn't work, ask for 
support from an administrator.

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Re: Change default from to

[Ray_Net]

Jeff wrote:

Is there a way to get the default enter keystroke in Composer to
insert  tags rather than  tags as the default?


I have using composer entrered:
Hello
"enter keystroke"
World

the result is:



  
  test


Hello
World


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Re: Google Apps vs SeaMonkey

[Glenn (formerly speak...@off--the--record.org)]

On approximately 2/15/2010 12:23 PM, came the following characters from 
the keyboard of Leonidas Jones:

Glenn (formerly speak...@off--the--record.org) wrote:

Message after signature from Google Apps... what does this mean for
SeaMonkey, which is not mentioned?



When you place that after the sig, it is, of course, stripped.



Yep.  Didn't figured we needed 40 copies of it, as most other Google 
Apps users likely also already saw it.




Anyhow, I don't think it means anything for SM 2.0.x users. Google had
announce last week that they were dropping IE support.



So I'm assuming, then that SM 2.x has support for all the same 
technologies that Firefox 3.x has, that Google Apps claims they will be 
using...  Anyone working to get SeaMonkey 2.x mentioned in the same 
breaths as Firefox 3.x?  Maybe I should ask that question via Google 
Apps support...




Since support is also being dropped for FF 2.0.x, I would suspect that
there may be a problem for SM 1.1.x users.



I suspect so.



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Re: SM1 and SM2 config/profile locations with Windows Vista

[Ray_Net]

David Wilkinson wrote:

Ray_Net wrote:

I am under windows XP and under the "RAY" user login.

With SM 1.1.18 the config/profile is located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\

With SM 2.0.2 the SM config/profile is located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\
and in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Extensions\
and in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\

Therefore after removing SM 1.1.18, installing/migrating to SM 2.0.2
i can remove the SM 1.1.18 config/profile by removing the directory:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\

Could someone modify the previous text to match a Windows Vista machine ?
(I wish to cleanely migrate my friend from SM1 to SM2 under his Vista pc.)


Well, on Windows 7, which I'm pretty sure is the same as Vista, the
corresponding Mozilla directory is at

C:\Users\RAY\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla

There is also a Mozilla directory at

C:\Users\RAY\AppData\Local\Mozilla

but I am not quite sure what is in it.

The corresponding XP directory would be

C:\Documents and Settings\David\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla


I expected SM1 and SM2 config/profile locations with Windows Vista
not the two places of a mozilla directory in Windows7.

In other words,and in short, after remove SM1 and install SM2 in a Vista 
machine Where is the directory(ies)(profile stuff) of the old SM1 that i 
can delete ? superb if i have the directories(profile stuff) of SM1 and 
SM2 explained.

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Change default from to

[Jeff]

Is there a way to get the default enter keystroke in Composer to
insert  tags rather than  tags as the default?
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Re: Max levels in a thread??

[»Q«]

In ,
Daniel  wrote:

> »Q« wrote:
> > In,
> > Daniel  wrote:

> > When the References header becomes large enough, some clients start
> > removing some of the message-ids from it, but what you describe
> > should never happen.  The 23rd message in a branch should at least
> > have the mid of the OP and the mid of its parent (the 22nd
> > message).  Some of the mids in between may be dropped.

> Q, in the browser window, after a days browsing, you could go to the 
> Back Buttons Drop Down and, at a hop, go back up to ten or a dozen 
> pages, and then go back another ten or a dozen pages, and then go 
> backwell, I'm sure you get my point.

That's because the browser has all your history.  The point of my post
was that the References header doesn't always have all of a post's
antecedents' mids.  (But I don't know if that's why you don't get the
kind of view you want or not.)

> On those few occasions when a thread goes on and on, a similar set up 
> would be o.j if I'm 46 messages deep in a thread, maybe across
> the top SM could show "40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45" and then when I select 
> message 40, across it's top it could show "30, 31, 32, 39, 40",
> etc, so I could go all the way back in several steps.

There aren't guidelines about which mids get dropped.  There's no
guarantee that the six immediate antecedents' mids are available in the
References header.

> As I have my SM set up as "View, Sort, Threaded", I can just as
> easily click up the thread in the messages pane, but for others that
> may be set up unthreaded, having this means of going back, and
> forward, could be useful.

Going forward is even trickier, unless the client has indexed the posts
so that there's a database containing a post's children as well.  Even
so, threads branch, so moving down them isn't nearly as simple as
moving up them.

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Re: Google Apps vs SeaMonkey

[Leonidas Jones]

Glenn (formerly speak...@off--the--record.org) wrote:

Message after signature from Google Apps... what does this mean for
SeaMonkey, which is not mentioned?



When you place that after the sig, it is, of course, stripped.

Anyhow, I don't think it means anything for SM 2.0.x users.  Google had 
announce last week that they were dropping IE support.
Since support is also being dropped for FF 2.0.x, I would suspect that 
there may be a problem for SM 1.1.x users.


Lee
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Google Apps vs SeaMonkey

[Glenn (formerly speak...@off--the--record.org)]

Message after signature from Google Apps... what does this mean for 
SeaMonkey, which is not mentioned?


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Dear Google Apps admin,​

In order to continue to improve our products and deliver more 
sophisticated features and performance, we are harnessing some of the 
latest improvements in web browser technology.  This includes faster 
JavaScript processing and new standards like HTML5.  As a result, over 
the course of 2010, we will be phasing out support for Microsoft 
Internet Explorer 6.0 ​as well as other older browsers that are not 
supported by their own manufacturers.


We plan to begin phasing out support of these older browsers on the 
Google Docs suite and the Google Sites editor on March 1, 2010.  After 
that point, certain functionality within these applications may have 
higher latency and may not work correctly in these older browsers. Later 
in 2010, we will start to phase out support for these browsers for 
Google Mail and Google Calendar.


Google Apps will continue to support Internet Explorer 7.0 and above, 
Firefox 3.0 and above, Google Chrome 4.0 and above, and Safari 3.0 and 
above.


Starting this week, users on these older browsers will see a message in 
Google Docs and the Google Sites editor explaining this change and 
asking them to upgrade their browser.  We will also alert you again 
closer to March 1 to remind you of this change.


In 2009, the Google Apps team delivered more than 100 improvements to 
enhance your product experience.  We are aiming to beat that in 2010 and 
continue to deliver the best and most innovative collaboration products 
for businesses.


Thank you for your continued support!

Sincerely,

The Google Apps team


Email preferences: You have received this mandatory email service 
announcement to update you about important changes to your Google Apps 
product or account.


Google Inc.
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Re: SM1 and SM2 config/profile locations with Windows Vista

[David Wilkinson]

Ray_Net wrote:
> I am under windows XP and under the "RAY" user login.
> 
> With SM 1.1.18 the config/profile is located in:
> C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\
> 
> With SM 2.0.2 the SM config/profile is located in:
> C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\
> and in:
> C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Extensions\
> and in:
> C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\
> 
> Therefore after removing SM 1.1.18, installing/migrating to SM 2.0.2
> i can remove the SM 1.1.18 config/profile by removing the directory:
> C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\
> 
> Could someone modify the previous text to match a Windows Vista machine ?
> (I wish to cleanely migrate my friend from SM1 to SM2 under his Vista pc.)

Well, on Windows 7, which I'm pretty sure is the same as Vista, the
corresponding Mozilla directory is at

C:\Users\RAY\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla

There is also a Mozilla directory at

C:\Users\RAY\AppData\Local\Mozilla

but I am not quite sure what is in it.

The corresponding XP directory would be

C:\Documents and Settings\David\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla

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SM1 and SM2 config/profile locations with Windows Vista

[Ray_Net]

I am under windows XP and under the "RAY" user login.

With SM 1.1.18 the config/profile is located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\

With SM 2.0.2 the SM config/profile is located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\
and in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Extensions\
and in:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\

Therefore after removing SM 1.1.18, installing/migrating to SM 2.0.2
i can remove the SM 1.1.18 config/profile by removing the directory:
C:\Documents and Settings\RAY\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\

Could someone modify the previous text to match a Windows Vista machine ?
(I wish to cleanely migrate my friend from SM1 to SM2 under his Vista pc.)
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Re: Max levels in a thread??

[Daniel]

»Q« wrote:

In,
Daniel  wrote:


In my SM 2.0.2, when looking at this group (and, I guess, other
groups as well), the header area of messages has a line called
"References" which lets you click on the reference number to go back
one, two, or several levels at once.

In some of the threads here, the number of levels can get large, e.g.
the thread called "Goodbye Seamonkey" gets close to thirty levels in
some branches.

However the reference number does not increase beyond 21, i.e. the
22nd msg has refs 1 to 21, the 23rd msg has refs 1 to 21, the 24th
has..

Is there some setting that limits the reference string to 1 to 21??
Can it be changed to allow 2 to 22, 3 to 23, 43 to 63, etc to be
displayed??


When the References header becomes large enough, some clients start
removing some of the message-ids from it, but what you describe should
never happen.  The 23rd message in a branch should at least have the
mid of the OP and the mid of its parent (the 22nd message).  Some of
the mids in between may be dropped.

Why ever drop any mids?  A line of a message sent via NNTP can't be more
than 1000 characters (998 plus the CR/LF).  To stay within that limit,
clients that put the entire References header on one line have to throw
away some mids once there are too many of them.

If some have been dropped, there's no way to get to them from the
current message -- you'd have to go back up the thread to a post that
still has them in its References header.

There is a better solution, header "folding", which allows a header to
span multiple lines.  Until TB/SM implement that, they're going to have
to keep throwing away mids when References gets too big.

Example of folding:


SM/TB actually have a bug that prevents them from handling folded
headers correctly -- when they unfold the headers, they leave a lot of
whitespace that shouldn't be there.  Example:
.  (At least one
other client's author has had to update his code to deal with those bad
headers SM/TB sends.)



Q, in the browser window, after a days browsing, you could go to the 
Back Buttons Drop Down and, at a hop, go back up to ten or a dozen 
pages, and then go back another ten or a dozen pages, and then go 
backwell, I'm sure you get my point.


On those few occasions when a thread goes on and on, a similar set up 
would be o.j if I'm 46 messages deep in a thread, maybe across the 
top SM could show "40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45" and then when I select 
message 40, across it's top it could show "30, 31, 32, 39, 40", etc, 
so I could go all the way back in several steps.


As I have my SM set up as "View, Sort, Threaded", I can just as easily 
click up the thread in the messages pane, but for others that may be set 
up unthreaded, having this means of going back, and forward, could be 
useful.


Daniel
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Re: Goodbye Seamonkey

[Daniel]

Ray_Net wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Jens Hatlak wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Several times, over the years, I have suggested that there *SHOULD*
be a clickable link as part of the Mail& Newsgroup splash screen,
but, sadly, I'm still waiting.

The alteration would have to happen in
"chrome://messenger/content/start.xhtml" but I don't know how to do
it.


If you ask how to do it for yourself only:
1. Go to your SeaMonkey install directory
2. Open chrome/messenger.jar with a ZIP program (e.g. 7-Zip)
3. Edit content/messenger/start.xhtml
(
4. Open chrome/en-US.jar with a ZIP program
5. Edit en-US/messenger/start.dtd
)
Your changes will be overwritten whenever you update SM.

If you ask how to do it for everyone:
1. File a
bug
2. Describe exactly what you propose
3. Find someone to implement it
4. Get the module owner (Karsten) to accept it

HTH

Jens



Yes, Jens, you are right, I should put it in through Bugzilla.and if
I can remember my password, I will!!


On the given page ...
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=SeaMonkey
... you have the possibility to retrieve/create a new password based on
your email adress: it's written:
"If you have an account, but have forgotten your password, enter your
e-mail address below and submit a request to change your password."


Ray, I've got myself in a messfirst time I wasn't sure of my 
password, tried several, until bugzilla barred me, then I located my 
real password and tried to retrieve/create my password, but, because I 
was barred, I cannot even change my password, so now I  guess I'll have 
to make a new profile.


Daniel
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Re: Goodbye Seamonkey

[Daniel]

Andrea Govoni wrote:

Ray_Net, I promise this is my last message in this thread.


Il 12/02/10 14:58, Daniel ha scritto:


Andrea, Phillip's message, in which he claims New Windows are ten times
faster than New Tabs is 16th in this chain.


So, you are referring to this [1] message.
Well, by reading that message (ALL the message, even the quoted text)
it's clear to any reasonable person that Philip Jones statement about
SeaMonkey being ten times faster than before is about opening links in
the *same window* as opposed to opening them in *new windows* ("as it
did before").
If you still cannot understand it, even after re-reading that message, I
give up trying to explain the obvious.


[1]




Andrea, are we talking about the same thing??

Two situations. Whilst you are reading here, you also have your browser 
open set to whatever your home page may be. You then click on the above 
link to make sure it is the right message.


In one situation, the groups.google page opens in a Tab of your browser, 
sharing the browser with your homepage. In the other situation, a second 
browser opens to display the groups.google all on its own.


One browser window with two tabs open or two browser windows each with 
one tab open.


Daniel
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Help.... Stop script SLOW ENTIRE Session mozilla 1.18

[lukeskyd]

 I've problems of script in the game THE-WEST, when entering two or
three times in the shops, buying and selling items, mozilla complain
about a script and slowed the entire session.. In the ipmart-forum
this happen too.. It's possible fix the complain about script??
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Upcoming Thunderbird testing activities

[Ludovic Hirlimann]

Thunderbird, Seamonkey, Calendar, users come and participate to our
testing activities, this is the easier way to push the product you use
and care for forward.

We'll be having two releases in the coming weeks, and are organizing a
few testing relates event.

The first release we are going to work on is 3.0.2, this should start
this week as only one patch is missing from the release. This release is
focused on bug fixes and on making sure that people updating from 2.x,
still can send emails and access their emails properly. That Release
doesn't bring any new features. Testing is going to be strait forward.
What I need from those of you using 3.0 or 3.0.1 is to update to
3.0.2pre as soon as possible
(http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/nightly/latest-comm-1.9.1/)
and use it for the coming week or so. I'm also looking for one Linux
user to do some smoke-testing on the beta builds. I'll send an email
when the beta builds becomes available.

The second release is going to be Lanikai 3.1b1 - As I wrote previously,
usage on that branch is low - so we're going to have two activities,
we'll be having a testday. We'll use that testday to make sure the
refinements that are getting here are there. These should be mostly UI
related (Activity manager receiving some, search some too) - with a few
backend change. While a test day is good to test the new features and
polish in b1. It's not enough so I'm looking for volunteers to work on a
complete test using litmus. These are the areas that need to be tested :

* Install, shutdown, uninstall
* Folder Views
* Migration
* Updating Thunderbird
* Import
* Window configuration
* Toolbars and menus
* Account settings & Preferences (Options)
* IMAP accounts
* POP accounts (exclude Global Inbox)
* Gmail Accounts
* .Mac accounts
* Global inbox
* Mail composition
* Spell checker
* RSS account & subscriptions
* Newsgroups
* Message Aging
* Navigating and displaying messages
* Downloading and saving
* Image blocking
* Return receipts
* Proxies
* Offline, disk space
* Moving, copying, deleting messages
* Views and labeling messages
* Message filters
* Message search
* Address search
* Virtual folders
* Message Grouping
* Quicksearch
* Address books
* Junk mail
* Extensions
* Theme management
* Help
* Printing
* Master Passwords & password management
* Phishing, spoof detection
* Secure connections
* Digital signing, encrypting messages
* Software Update
* Find as you type (FAYT)/Quickfind
* Windows Search and Spotlight integration

Like I did in the past, can you send me a private email, telling me on
which os you would use to participate and three areas you would like to
test ( I suggest that you make your choice in that way , 1st area
something you care about and are eager to test, 2 area something you can
easily test, 3rd something you never used before ) so I can organize
things. The last two times this worked pretty well - except for some
people ending up  testing things they didn't care about. So i'm trying
to make this better by letting you choose before hand. I still need to
aim for 100% coverage so you still might end up testing areas you didn't
ask for.

I'll be away the week the testing is going on (I had scheduled to visit
Denmark that week - before we changed a few things in the schedule), so
the person you'll be able to talk to and who will do the final
coordination will be Wayne Mery.

Ludovic
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Ludovic Hirlimann MozillaMessaging QA lead
http://www.spreadthunderbird.com/aff/79/2
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