Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Ant 

Hello.

Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" setting always at about 1 
GB (1044480 KiB)? Isn't it supposed to change dynamically? I never see 
it change and always maxxed out near 1 GB (1044480 KiB).


Thank you in advance. :)
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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 

Ant wrote:


Hello.

Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" setting always at about 1
GB (1044480 KiB)? Isn't it supposed to change dynamically? I never see
it change and always maxxed out near 1 GB (1044480 KiB).

Thank you in advance. :)


Is that the actual usage?

In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache is 
currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


The default 1024 MB figure below the check box doesn't apply unless you 
uncheck the box; in that case you can change it to any number you like.


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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Philip TAYLOR 



Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache is
currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


2.12.1 : I see no such statistic.  Can you post a screen-shot
shewing where it is to be seen ?

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Re: Upgrade to 2.12.1 changed all my permissions on security certificates!

2012-09-18 Thread Daniel 

Rufus wrote:

Daniel wrote:

Desiree wrote:

I have had all Comodo and Comodo related certs as Untrusted (in all
browsers) since Eddy Nig was able to buy a cert for mozilla.com back in
December 2008 from a Comodo reseller. I also have Go Daddy certs as
Untrusted.  This is quite a few certs.

At the very least, SeaMonkey should warn me that it will revert all cert
settings to default when I upgrade but there has been no warning that SM
reset my settings for certificates. I only realized it when I didn't
get a
popup warning when I went to a site that uses Comodo related certs.
(Here is
where I prefer Opera as it handles this in an elegant, no fuss, clean,
and
quick manner but Mozilla browsers do it in a clumsy and irritating
manner
although in the past Mozilla handled the certs in a much superior manner
than now).

I avoid sites that use Comodo/Comodo related or Go Daddy certs as
much as
possible so I want to be warned anytime I am about to go to one of these
sites.

I have gone through every cert's settings now and Untrusted all the
ones I
want to be Untrusted.  I'd like to avoid this with future updates.



Where does one look up one's cert settings??



Preferences/Privacy and Security/Certificates/Manage Certificates/Edit
Trust



Deselected several Comodo certs and several Go-Daddy certs (as I've 
heard they are suspect as well)


Ta to Rufus and David for directions.
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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Daniel 

Philip TAYLOR wrote:



Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache is
currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


2.12.1 : I see no such statistic.  Can you post a screen-shot
shewing where it is to be seen ?

Philip Taylor


Philip, FYI, mine says I'm using 20.3MB

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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 

Philip TAYLOR wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache
is currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


2.12.1 : I see no such statistic. Can you post a screen-shot shewing
where it is to be seen ?


I'm using 2.12.1, too, so the dialog box should look the same:

Set Cache Options

The cache keeps copies of frequently visited web pages on your hard 
disk. (Clicking Reload always shows you the latest version of a page.)


Your cache is currently using 10.9 MB of disk space.

[x] Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache.

Use up to 1024 MB of disk space for the cache. [Clear Cache]

etc.


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Re: SeaMonkey Puzzle - one reply

2012-09-18 Thread HilsB 

HilsB wrote:

Bill,
The following came in within minutes of my posting -

 > iMac running 10.7.4SeaMonkey 2.12.1
 >
 > My friend allowed an acquaintance to run a payroll programme
 > (presumably an MS program) the consequence of which is that
 > SeaMonkey mail and newsgroup displays normally but the browser
 > fills the entire screen rendering the top apple bar, the bottom
 > program bar and the SeaMonkey toolbars invisible and
inaccessible.
 > I can return to the SeaMonkey mail by invoking 'Spaces' or F3.
 > I have installed a new download of SeaMonkey 2.12.1 but that
 > didn't change anything.
 > Can anyone suggest a way to return the browser to normal display?
 > Help and suggestions appreciated.

Try hitting F11.


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I think I've tried F11 but give it another go - Hilary


Thanks for the suggestion. However F11 with or without ctrl, alt 
or cmd only affects sound volume.

Any other suggestion anyone?
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Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread JohnW-Mpls 

I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if you
keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great big sign
saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now turned off the
automatic upgrade notices.

I would welcome upgrade notices via email.


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Re: Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 

JohnW-Mpls wrote:


I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if
you keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great
big sign saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now
turned off the automatic upgrade notices.


You seem to have set the program to do what you want it to do, so from 
where I sit it looks like the problem is solved -- as long as you 
remember to check manually from time to time (Help | Check for Updates).


In my experience, setting SM to check weekly (not daily) gets me one 
notification a week if a new version is available; I don't get repeated 
nags. I find this tolerable; YMMV.



I would welcome upgrade notices via email.


Since nobody keeps track of who downloads and installs the software, 
much less maintaining a database of user emails, that's not gonna 
happen. Sorry.


I don't speak for the SeaMonkey project, so perhaps the developers would 
be willing to set up an automated email notification option. But based 
on how I've observed this project over the years, my guess is no.


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Re: Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread WaltS 
On 09/18/2012 09:17 AM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
> JohnW-Mpls wrote:
> 
>> I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if
>> you keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great
>> big sign saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now
>> turned off the automatic upgrade notices.
> 
> You seem to have set the program to do what you want it to do, so from
> where I sit it looks like the problem is solved -- as long as you
> remember to check manually from time to time (Help | Check for Updates).
> 
> In my experience, setting SM to check weekly (not daily) gets me one
> notification a week if a new version is available; I don't get repeated
> nags. I find this tolerable; YMMV.
> 
>> I would welcome upgrade notices via email.
> 
> Since nobody keeps track of who downloads and installs the software,
> much less maintaining a database of user emails, that's not gonna
> happen. Sorry.
> 
> I don't speak for the SeaMonkey project, so perhaps the developers would
> be willing to set up an automated email notification option. But based
> on how I've observed this project over the years, my guess is no.
> 

Do we not see new release announcements in this newsgroup?

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/mozilla.support.seamonkey/cB0PrWBy04Y

Didn't find one for 2.12.1 though. May have been an oversight on my part.

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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread Ant 

On 9/18/2012 2:38 AM PT, Philip TAYLOR typed:


In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache is
currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


2.12.1 : I see no such statistic.  Can you post a screen-shot
shewing where it is to be seen ?


http://i.imgur.com/NVreH.gif for mine.
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Display change

2012-09-18 Thread Not@home 
Since Seamonkey 2.12 et seq came to my windows vista machine, I have had 
a display procedure change.


When I click on a link in an email or usenet posting, the browser opens 
the site, but then returns me to the mail/usenet display.  I can click 
on the link in the bottom display, and it works, but before 2.12 the web 
page remained on top, which saved me a few strokes.


This is hardly a major issue, but it is irksome.  Is there some setting 
I should change?

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Re: Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread WaltS 
On 09/18/2012 09:04 AM, JohnW-Mpls wrote:
> 
> I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if you
> keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great big sign
> saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now turned off the
> automatic upgrade notices.
> 
> I would welcome upgrade notices via email.
> 
> 

Since release announcements are posted in this newsgroup, and there is a
mailing list for mozilla.support.seamonkey, where you would receive that
notice. Why not join it?

https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey

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Re: Display change

2012-09-18 Thread Ed Mullen 

Not@home wrote:

Since Seamonkey 2.12 et seq came to my windows vista machine, I have had
a display procedure change.

When I click on a link in an email or usenet posting, the browser opens
the site, but then returns me to the mail/usenet display.  I can click
on the link in the bottom display, and it works, but before 2.12 the web
page remained on top, which saved me a few strokes.

This is hardly a major issue, but it is irksome.  Is there some setting
I should change?


Try disabling the Flash plugin.

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Sea Monkey not verifying HTML

2012-09-18 Thread John 
I am using Sea Monkey and for some reason after I create an article and 
upload it, I need to RE-DEFINE my links in my header and footer as the 
uploaded versions link to my file on my Mac which is worthless for my 
readers. I have no way to fix this or I do not know how to fix this, 
other than re-defining my links but it works. A old HTML editor that I 
used in the past had a verify links feature that would do the job for 
me, but it appears that Sea Monkey does not have this feature. Does 
anyone know of a way to solve this annoyance? Thanks..

My latest article is here.

http://www.cerm.info/bible_studies/Eschatology/second_coming.htm

The links I am talking about are in the header and the footer. 


John

PS- Some have told me to move to Word Press, some other software or what 
not, which is not going to happen in my situation as I lack the 
technical skill, the funds, and time for such a project. I choose to 
focus on my time on my content and spend as little time as possible 
dealing with these technical issues.
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Re: Sea Monkey not verifying HTML

2012-09-18 Thread Ed Mullen 

John wrote:

I am using Sea Monkey and for some reason after I create an article and
upload it, I need to RE-DEFINE my links in my header and footer as the
uploaded versions link to my file on my Mac which is worthless for my
readers.


You don't specifically say but I'm guessing you mean you're using 
Composer in SeaMonkey.


If so, before you upload your documents to the server click the "Source" 
tab on the bottom of Composer's screen.  Manually change any relative 
links pointing to your hard drive to point to the online/server 
resource, or URL.



I have no way to fix this or I do not know how to fix this,
other than re-defining my links but it works. A old HTML editor that I
used in the past had a verify links feature that would do the job for
me, but it appears that Sea Monkey does not have this feature. Does
anyone know of a way to solve this annoyance? Thanks..


I use Xenu Link Sleuth to verify links on the sites I manager.

http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html

It's free and works great.



My latest article is here.

http://www.cerm.info/bible_studies/Eschatology/second_coming.htm

The links I am talking about are in the header and the footer.



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Re: Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread WLS 
JohnW-Mpls wrote:
> 
> I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if you
> keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great big sign
> saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now turned off the
> automatic upgrade notices.
> 
> I would welcome upgrade notices via email.
> 
> 

A third option would be to set your home page to,

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/news

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MTV script: what gives?

2012-09-18 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 



Trying to read this page, keep getting this popup:

A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped
responding. You can stop the script now, or you can
continue to see if the script will complete.

Script: http://www.mtv.com/sitewide/scripts/mtv.jhtml:1309

[ ] Don't ask me again

[Continue] [Stop script]

I choose "Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and 
then the popup returns. So I choose "Stop script," and everything 
freezes for a minute or so, and then the popup returns. So I choose 
"Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and then the 
popup returns. So 


Can I have my browser back, please?

P.S. I've always wondered what "Don't ask me again" does. Am I saying 
"don't ask me about this particular script on this particular site," or 
am I saying "never ask me again about any script anywhere," or what?


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Re: Chase me away?

2012-09-18 Thread Ray_Net 

WLS wrote, On 18/09/2012 20:11:

JohnW-Mpls wrote:

I like SeaMonkey (v2.12 under XP) but will change vendors quickly if you
keep interrupting my preparation of an email by jamming a great big sign
saying your wonderful thing can be upgraded. I have now turned off the
automatic upgrade notices.

I would welcome upgrade notices via email.



A third option would be to set your home page to,

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/news


My home page is set to http://www.seamonkey-project.org/start/
and this will tell me the latest official stable release if i am not 
using it.

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Re: SeaMonkey Puzzle - one reply

2012-09-18 Thread Chris Ilias 

On 12-09-18 9:02 AM, HilsB wrote:

HilsB wrote:

 > iMac running 10.7.4SeaMonkey 2.12.1
 >
 > My friend allowed an acquaintance to run a payroll programme
 > (presumably an MS program) the consequence of which is that
 > SeaMonkey mail and newsgroup displays normally but the browser
 > fills the entire screen rendering the top apple bar, the bottom
 > program bar and the SeaMonkey toolbars invisible and
inaccessible.
 > I can return to the SeaMonkey mail by invoking 'Spaces' or F3.
 > I have installed a new download of SeaMonkey 2.12.1 but that
 > didn't change anything.
 > Can anyone suggest a way to return the browser to normal display?
 > Help and suggestions appreciated.

Try hitting F11.


Thanks for the suggestion. However F11 with or without ctrl, alt or cmd
only affects sound volume.
Any other suggestion anyone?


MCBastos probably just wanted you to toggle full screen mode, and didn't 
know that it's a different shortcut on Mac.

On Mac it's Shift-command-F.

On Mac keyboards, the F# keys along the top are primarily for things 
like volume, pause/play, screen brightness, etc.. To invoke the actual 
F11 command, you need to hold down the fn key (aka Function key).


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Re: SeaMonkey Puzzle - one reply

2012-09-18 Thread MCBastos 
Interviewed by CNN on 18/09/2012 19:13, Chris Ilias told the world:

> MCBastos probably just wanted you to toggle full screen mode, and didn't 
> know that it's a different shortcut on Mac.
> On Mac it's Shift-command-F.

Well, yeah, it was kinda shot in the dark... I didn't even remember if
Macs *had* F# keys, but since HilsB mentioned trying one, I though,
well, it's worth a try...

> 
> On Mac keyboards, the F# keys along the top are primarily for things 
> like volume, pause/play, screen brightness, etc.. To invoke the actual 
> F11 command, you need to hold down the fn key (aka Function key).

You mean, that's where HP got the idea from? I have to disable it
(there's a BIOS setting for it) in every new(ish) HP notebook one of my
clients buy... I have yet to find *one* person that thinks the "HP way"
is better, for two reasons:

- In the "HP way", those keys (volume, screen brightness etc.) are just
TOO available -- it's easy to hit one by mistake. The "Fn" combo
protects the user from mistakes.
- Even among people with medium-to-low computer skills, the F1, F3 and
F5 keys, at least, are fairly well-known and used. "Hiding" them is a
minor, but noticeable hindrance.
- And, for advanced users (the ones who are familiar with
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F# combos...), adding another shift key to the combos is
a major hindrance.

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Re: SeaMonkey Puzzle - one reply

2012-09-18 Thread PhillipJones 

Chris Ilias wrote:

On 12-09-18 9:02 AM, HilsB wrote:

HilsB wrote:

> iMac running 10.7.4 SeaMonkey 2.12.1
>
> My friend allowed an acquaintance to run a payroll programme
> (presumably an MS program) the consequence of which is that
> SeaMonkey mail and newsgroup displays normally but the browser
> fills the entire screen rendering the top apple bar, the bottom
> program bar and the SeaMonkey toolbars invisible and
inaccessible.
> I can return to the SeaMonkey mail by invoking 'Spaces' or F3.
> I have installed a new download of SeaMonkey 2.12.1 but that
> didn't change anything.
> Can anyone suggest a way to return the browser to normal display?
> Help and suggestions appreciated.

Try hitting F11.


Thanks for the suggestion. However F11 with or without ctrl, alt or cmd
only affects sound volume.
Any other suggestion anyone?


MCBastos probably just wanted you to toggle full screen mode, and didn't
know that it's a different shortcut on Mac.
On Mac it's Shift-command-F.

On Mac keyboards, the F# keys along the top are primarily for things
like volume, pause/play, screen brightness, etc.. To invoke the actual
F11 command, you need to hold down the fn key (aka Function key).

 except you can to Apple >System Preferences > keyboard and check the 
first  item starting from top down. and close.  Now to use the special 
features you'll have to use the Fn key but F keys work like standard F 
keys.


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Re: MTV script: what gives?

2012-09-18 Thread stango 

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:



Trying to read this page, keep getting this popup:

 A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped
 responding. You can stop the script now, or you can
 continue to see if the script will complete.

 Script: http://www.mtv.com/sitewide/scripts/mtv.jhtml:1309

 [ ] Don't ask me again

 [Continue] [Stop script]

I choose "Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and
then the popup returns. So I choose "Stop script," and everything
freezes for a minute or so, and then the popup returns. So I choose
"Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and then the
popup returns. So 

Can I have my browser back, please?

P.S. I've always wondered what "Don't ask me again" does. Am I saying
"don't ask me about this particular script on this particular site," or
am I saying "never ask me again about any script anywhere," or what?

The page displays correctly and I do not get any script errors when 
clicking on the page link you provided. However, clicking on the script 
link you provided results in a '404 Error, Page not found or moved' message.


The 'Don't ask me again' option is for that script on that page only.

My environment is Windows 7 x 64 and Seamonkey 2.12.1


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Re: Is "Let SeaMonkey manage the size of my cache" always at about 1 GB (1044480 KiB)?

2012-09-18 Thread flyguy 

On 9/18/2012 2:38 AM, Philip TAYLOR wrote:



Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


In the dialog at Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Cache, "Your cache is
currently using 10.9 MB of disk space." (my case)


2.12.1 : I see no such statistic.  Can you post a screen-shot
shewing where it is to be seen ?

Philip Taylor


It's cleverly "hidden" in the 3rd sentence from the top, instead of in a 
text box, and it took me a minute or so to discover it. An odd way to 
display data.

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Re: MTV script: what gives?

2012-09-18 Thread David E. Ross 
On 9/18/12 12:18 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
> 
> 
> Trying to read this page, keep getting this popup:
> 
>   A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped
>   responding. You can stop the script now, or you can
>   continue to see if the script will complete.
> 
>   Script: http://www.mtv.com/sitewide/scripts/mtv.jhtml:1309
> 
>   [ ] Don't ask me again
> 
>   [Continue] [Stop script]
> 
> I choose "Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and 
> then the popup returns. So I choose "Stop script," and everything 
> freezes for a minute or so, and then the popup returns. So I choose 
> "Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and then the 
> popup returns. So 
> 
> Can I have my browser back, please?
> 
> P.S. I've always wondered what "Don't ask me again" does. Am I saying 
> "don't ask me about this particular script on this particular site," or 
> am I saying "never ask me again about any script anywhere," or what?
> 

Windows XP SP3
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:15.0) Gecko/20120909 SeaMonkey/2.12.1

I do not get this problem, either with all my extensions enabled or in
Safe Mode.  You might have an extension that I don't have, an extension
that is causing this problem.

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Re: MTV script: what gives?

2012-09-18 Thread Paul B. Gallagher 

stango wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:




Trying to read this page, keep getting this popup:

 A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped
 responding. You can stop the script now, or you can
 continue to see if the script will complete.

 Script: http://www.mtv.com/sitewide/scripts/mtv.jhtml:1309

 [ ] Don't ask me again

 [Continue] [Stop script]

I choose "Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and
then the popup returns. So I choose "Stop script," and everything
freezes for a minute or so, and then the popup returns. So I choose
"Stop script," and everything freezes for a minute or so, and then the
popup returns. So 

Can I have my browser back, please?

P.S. I've always wondered what "Don't ask me again" does. Am I saying
"don't ask me about this particular script on this particular site," or
am I saying "never ask me again about any script anywhere," or what?


The page displays correctly and I do not get any script errors when
clicking on the page link you provided. However, clicking on the script
link you provided results in a '404 Error, Page not found or moved'
message.


I thought perhaps it could be cookie misbehavior, but I have the site 
set to block all cookies.



The 'Don't ask me again' option is for that script on that page only.


Maybe not. When I chose that option, I was next prompted for 
, which I treated 
similarly. Then I was prompted again for 
, and later for 
. So SeaMonkey seems 
to have forgotten what I told it.



My environment is Windows 7 x 64 and Seamonkey 2.12.1


Mine, too.


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