Re: Font colors Seamonkey mail on Windows 8?

[Desiree]

"Desiree"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Beauregard T. Shagnasty"  wrote in message 
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>> Desiree wrote:
>>
>>> In the meantime, I guess I have to look for a third party mail client
>>> that doesn't think the entire world loves garish blue fonts!
>>
>> Install the Quote Colors extension and pick your own.
>> 
>>
>> -- 
>>   -bts
>>   -This space for rent, but the price is high
>
> Ahh...that looks good! Thanks. I'll try that on SM but SM is not working 
> right with the Proxomitron on Win 8 so I can't really use SM currently. Fx 
> 10 ESR on Win 8 works fine with Proxo. I suppose I can install Thunderbird 
> and try this with it.

Ahh..boy! I am so exhausted from wrestling with Win 8 that I forgot I 
already tried that and it didn't work. (I am back on XP computer and what a 
blessed relief and I can read this NG in OE like I like to do).
>
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Re: Font colors Seamonkey mail on Windows 8?

[Desiree]

"Beauregard T. Shagnasty"  wrote in message 
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> Desiree wrote:
>
>> In the meantime, I guess I have to look for a third party mail client
>> that doesn't think the entire world loves garish blue fonts!
>
> Install the Quote Colors extension and pick your own.
> 
>
> -- 
>   -bts
>   -This space for rent, but the price is high

Ahh...that looks good! Thanks. I'll try that on SM but SM is not working 
right with the Proxomitron on Win 8 so I can't really use SM currently. Fx 
10 ESR on Win 8 works fine with Proxo. I suppose I can install Thunderbird 
and try this with it. 


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Re: searching password file? - solved, and found a few things

[Rufus]

That isn't what the OP wanted to do - he wanted to be able to see all of 
them at once ad examine for duplicates.  Hartmutt provided the 
definitive answer, IMO...


...however, the more I learn about all of these password tricks the less 
secure I feel.


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Miles Fidelman wrote:

As others have pointed out, the standard password manager lets you do
this - if you do things in the right order (show passwords for
everything, enter master password, THEN search on the password of
interest).

While waiting, did some digging and found some stuff.  For anyone who's
interested:

WaltS wrote:


I am thinking signon.sglite, but not sure.



WaltS is correct - passwords are stored inside /signon.sqlite

the sqlite-manager lets you browse an sqlite file, but, not available
(yet) for seamonkey 2.13.2
- of course, nothing stops one from browing the file via FireFox
- there's also a stand-alone sqlite browser at
sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net and command line tools at sqlite.org
- probably a good idea to play with a copy of the file, not the live
profile

Data in the username and password field are encrypted, at least if you
use a master password.  If you DON'T have a master password set, some of
the documentation on the mozilla dev website suggests things might be
encoded Base64 (though the doc was for pre-sqlite password files, not
sure if it's still the case).

This is kind of where I stopped, once NooP and Dave pointed out how to
get to what I'm looking for through the standard password manager.  I
expect there is a way to decrypt a column in one of the above browsers;
or it might take a little bit of SQL.

Thanks folks,

Miles




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Re: searching password file? - solved, and found a few things (a little more)

[Miles Fidelman]

see addendum at end:

Miles Fidelman wrote:
As others have pointed out, the standard password manager lets you do 
this - if you do things in the right order (show passwords for 
everything, enter master password, THEN search on the password of 
interest).


While waiting, did some digging and found some stuff.  For anyone 
who's interested:


WaltS wrote:


I am thinking signon.sglite, but not sure.



WaltS is correct - passwords are stored inside /signon.sqlite

the sqlite-manager lets you browse an sqlite file, but, not available 
(yet) for seamonkey 2.13.2

- of course, nothing stops one from browing the file via FireFox
- there's also a stand-alone sqlite browser at 
sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net and command line tools at sqlite.org
- probably a good idea to play with a copy of the file, not the live 
profile


Data in the username and password field are encrypted, at least if you 
use a master password.  If you DON'T have a master password set, some 
of the documentation on the mozilla dev website suggests things might 
be encoded Base64 (though the doc was for pre-sqlite password files, 
not sure if it's still the case).


This is kind of where I stopped, once NooP and Dave pointed out how to 
get to what I'm looking for through the standard password manager.  I 
expect there is a way to decrypt a column in one of the above 
browsers; or it might take a little bit of SQL.


Found a neat trick for encrypting/decrypting passwords, while googling 
around:
type   javascript:btoa("foo")  into the URL bar and Seamonkey will 
display the encrypted version of "foo"
type   javascript:atob("xyzza") into the URL bar and Seamonkey will 
display the decrypted version of "xyzza")
--- i.e., if you're searching for all line with password "foo" - encrypt 
it, and then search on the result


Miles




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Re: searching password file? - solved, and found a few things

[Miles Fidelman]

As others have pointed out, the standard password manager lets you do 
this - if you do things in the right order (show passwords for 
everything, enter master password, THEN search on the password of interest).


While waiting, did some digging and found some stuff.  For anyone who's 
interested:


WaltS wrote:


I am thinking signon.sglite, but not sure.



WaltS is correct - passwords are stored inside /signon.sqlite

the sqlite-manager lets you browse an sqlite file, but, not available 
(yet) for seamonkey 2.13.2

- of course, nothing stops one from browing the file via FireFox
- there's also a stand-alone sqlite browser at 
sqlitebrowser.sourceforge.net and command line tools at sqlite.org

- probably a good idea to play with a copy of the file, not the live profile

Data in the username and password field are encrypted, at least if you 
use a master password.  If you DON'T have a master password set, some of 
the documentation on the mozilla dev website suggests things might be 
encoded Base64 (though the doc was for pre-sqlite password files, not 
sure if it's still the case).


This is kind of where I stopped, once NooP and Dave pointed out how to 
get to what I'm looking for through the standard password manager.  I 
expect there is a way to decrypt a column in one of the above browsers; 
or it might take a little bit of SQL.


Thanks folks,

Miles



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Re: searching password file?

[Miles Fidelman]

David Cox wrote:

On 20/11/2012 9:27 AM, Miles Fidelman wrote:



I must be missing something here.

Try Hartmut's link earlier. 
"chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul"


Click "Show Passwords" and confirm

Click the newly displayed tab header "Password" and it will sort the 
list by password.


Voila - the sites with the same password are grouped.


Ahh... silly me.   With encrypted passwords, the passwords don't show up 
until you click on "show passwords" and enter the master password - so 
when you enter a password and try to search on it, you get nothing.  So 
I've always:

- searched on a domain to downselect
- then clicked "show passwords" and enter the master password

Never thought to hit "show passwords" and enter the master password 
FIRST (while all accounts are showing), then search on the password (or 
username) to down-select.  Works like a charm.


Thanks all!

Miles

p.s. did learn a few things about the password file, before this answer 
- will post what I found in a moment



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Re: searching password file?

[Miles Fidelman]

clis...@charter.net wrote:

I use the add-on, Password Exporter, which I use to save a CSV file, which can 
then be opened in Excel and examined at will.


Looks like just the ticket.  Thanks!  ... unfortunately, looks like it 
hasn't been updated for SeaMonkey 2.13.2 - sigh.




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Re: searching password file?

[WaltS]

NoOp wrote:
> On 11/19/2012 03:27 PM, Miles Fidelman wrote:
>> Folks...
>>
>> Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:
>>
>> It's NOT:
>> - how do I access the password manager
>> - how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of) 
>> accounts
>> - it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
>> - it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL
>>
>> The question IS, very specifically:
>> Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND 
>> USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where password=foo)
> 
> Not to be snarky, but Hartmut gave you the answer.
> 
> Open the link he gave you: Show Passwords|Search: SEARCH ON A PASSWORD
> And of course you can also sort by the Password column. And once you've
> calmed down and give it a try, you can even remove those multiple
> passwords by Shift|select|delete.
> 
> ...
> 

I didn't have SM running, but just tried that link, and it does exactly
what Miles wants. No extension needed. :)

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Re: searching password file?

[David Cox]

On 20/11/2012 9:27 AM, Miles Fidelman wrote:

Folks...

Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:

It's NOT:
- how do I access the password manager
- how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of)
accounts
- it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
- it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL

The question IS, very specifically:
Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND
USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where
password=foo)

I must be missing something here.

Try Hartmut's link earlier. 
"chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul"


Click "Show Passwords" and confirm

Click the newly displayed tab header "Password" and it will sort the 
list by password.


Voila - the sites with the same password are grouped.



And perhaps, the more generic questions of:
- where is the password file stored?
- what format is it stored in?
(which would allow constructing one's own search mechanism).

Miles Fidelman



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Re: searching password file?

[clis...@charter.net]

On Monday, November 19, 2012 6:27:53 PM UTC-5, Miles Fidelman wrote:
> Folks...
> 
> 
> 
> Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:
> 
> 
> 
> It's NOT:
> 
> - how do I access the password manager
> 
> - how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of) 
> 
> accounts
> 
> - it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
> 
> - it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL
> 
> 
> 
> The question IS, very specifically:
> 
> Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND 
> 
> USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where password=foo)
> 
> 
> 
> And perhaps, the more generic questions of:
> 
> - where is the password file stored?
> 
> - what format is it stored in?
> 
> (which would allow constructing one's own search mechanism).
> 
> 
> 
> Miles Fidelman
> 
> 
I use the add-on, Password Exporter, which I use to save a CSV file, which can 
then be opened in Excel and examined at will.

The Saved Passwords add-on will display all passwords and let you sort the 
list.  I find both quite useful but for different reasons.
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Re: searching password file?

[WaltS]

On 11/19/2012 06:27 PM, Miles Fidelman wrote:

Folks...

Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:

It's NOT:
- how do I access the password manager
- how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of)
accounts
- it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
- it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL

The question IS, very specifically:
Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND
USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where password=foo)

And perhaps, the more generic questions of:
- where is the password file stored?
- what format is it stored in?
(which would allow constructing one's own search mechanism).

Miles Fidelman



I am thinking signon.sglite, but not sure.

Stored in a sqlite database format.

You could try this extension.



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Re: searching password file?

[NoOp]

On 11/19/2012 03:27 PM, Miles Fidelman wrote:
> Folks...
> 
> Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:
> 
> It's NOT:
> - how do I access the password manager
> - how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of) 
> accounts
> - it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
> - it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL
> 
> The question IS, very specifically:
> Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND 
> USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where password=foo)

Not to be snarky, but Hartmut gave you the answer.

Open the link he gave you: Show Passwords|Search: SEARCH ON A PASSWORD
And of course you can also sort by the Password column. And once you've
calmed down and give it a try, you can even remove those multiple
passwords by Shift|select|delete.

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Re: searching password file?

[Miles Fidelman]

Folks...

Not to be snarky here, but to be very clear about the question:

It's NOT:
- how do I access the password manager
- how do I find the password associated with a specific (or a group of) 
accounts

- it's not about how to go account by account through the password file
- it is not how to conduct a search, keyed on an account's URL

The question IS, very specifically:
Does anybody know how to SEARCH ON A PASSWORD, TO FIND ALL ACCOUNTS AND 
USERNAMES THAT SHARE THAT PASSWORD  (i.e. find all lines where password=foo)


And perhaps, the more generic questions of:
- where is the password file stored?
- what format is it stored in?
(which would allow constructing one's own search mechanism).

Miles Fidelman

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Re: searching password file?

[Rufus]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Hartmut Figge wrote:

Miles Fidelman:


Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file
for all accounts with the same password?


Click chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul :)


Beautiful! I'm gonna have to bookmark that!



What exactly is that, and what exactly is it doing?..

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Re: searching password file?

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Hartmut Figge wrote:

Miles Fidelman:


Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file
for all accounts with the same password?


Click chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul :)


Beautiful! I'm gonna have to bookmark that!

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Re: searching password file?

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Michael Gordon wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:


Miles Fidelman wrote:

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored
username/password file for all accounts with the same password?
(Might have been a victim of a security breach, seems like a
good time to change all accounts that might share the same
password - which is easier said than done, when one relies on
software to save one's passwords).


Miles,

On the top menu bar go to Tools/Password Manager/Manage Stored
Passwords.


But you can only view one account at a time. You haven't answered
the question.



Paul,

When I go to Password Manager and look at all the stored logins I see
 all the accounts I have ever saved a login and password for.  Once
the login accounts are displayed you can click the button to view all
saved passwords, you will have to click a confirm button to reveal
the passwords.


I know how to display passwords. I don't know how to display passwords 
for more than one site at a time. Do you?


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Re: searching password file?

[Miles Fidelman]

Michael Gordon wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:


Miles Fidelman wrote:

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password 
file
for all accounts with the same password?  (Might have been a victim 
of a

security breach, seems like a good time to change all accounts that
might share the same password - which is easier said than done, 
when one

relies on software to save one's passwords).


Miles,

On the top menu bar go to Tools/Password Manager/Manage Stored 
Passwords.


But you can only view one account at a time. You haven't answered the
question.



When I go to Password Manager and look at all the stored logins I see 
all the accounts I have ever saved a login and password for. Once the 
login accounts are displayed you can click the button to view all 
saved passwords, you will have to click a confirm button to reveal the 
passwords.


Maybe, you can sort the columns in alpha/numerical order and get 
groups of login names?


Michael... maybe if you don't have an answer, you can stop trying to 
answer the question?  I was rather specific, after all.



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Re: searching password file?

[Hartmut Figge]

Miles Fidelman:

>Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file 
>for all accounts with the same password?

Click chrome://passwordmgr/content/passwordManager.xul :)

Hartmut
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Re: Check URL

[PhillipJones]

NoOp wrote:

While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
through to this link:



In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.

No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.

Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
finishes loading?


User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026
Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0

Work for Me!

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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Rufus]

Philip TAYLOR wrote:



Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:


I concur about the cookies. I refused them, and the page went spastic.


I really do not think that a pejorative reference to the medical
condition now normally referred to as cerebral palsy is appropriate
language for a public forum in the 21st century.

Philip Taylor


I have Crohn's and a spastic colon...what's "pejorative" about the word 
"spastic"?..


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Re: searching password file?

[Michael Gordon]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Michael Gordon wrote:


Miles Fidelman wrote:

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file
for all accounts with the same password?  (Might have been a victim of a
security breach, seems like a good time to change all accounts that
might share the same password - which is easier said than done, when one
relies on software to save one's passwords).


Miles,

On the top menu bar go to Tools/Password Manager/Manage Stored Passwords.


But you can only view one account at a time. You haven't answered the
question.



Paul,

When I go to Password Manager and look at all the stored logins I see 
all the accounts I have ever saved a login and password for.  Once the 
login accounts are displayed you can click the button to view all saved 
passwords, you will have to click a confirm button to reveal the passwords.


Maybe, you can sort the columns in alpha/numerical order and get groups 
of login names?


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Re: searching password file?

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Michael Gordon wrote:


Miles Fidelman wrote:

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file
for all accounts with the same password?  (Might have been a victim of a
security breach, seems like a good time to change all accounts that
might share the same password - which is easier said than done, when one
relies on software to save one's passwords).


Miles,

On the top menu bar go to Tools/Password Manager/Manage Stored Passwords.


But you can only view one account at a time. You haven't answered the 
question.


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Re: searching password file?

[Michael Gordon]

Miles Fidelman wrote:

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file
for all accounts with the same password?  (Might have been a victim of a
security breach, seems like a good time to change all accounts that
might share the same password - which is easier said than done, when one
relies on software to save one's passwords).

Thanks!

Miles



Miles,

On the top menu bar go to Tools/Password Manager/Manage Stored Passwords.

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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:


NoOp wrote:


On 11/19/2012 11:02 AM, NoOp wrote:

...

Thanks for all the replies. Looks like I need to check my add-ons etc.


HTTPS Everywhere & Cookies are the culprits.

Turning off HTTPS Everywhere & turning on Cookies did the trick.

Thanks again for checking.


I concur about the cookies. I refused them, and the page went spastic.


Sure enough, same here.

Designer must be an idiot if he didn't think to trap for this "error."

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searching password file?

[Miles Fidelman]

Hi Folks,

Anybody know a simple way to search one's stored username/password file 
for all accounts with the same password?  (Might have been a victim of a 
security breach, seems like a good time to change all accounts that 
might share the same password - which is easier said than done, when one 
relies on software to save one's passwords).


Thanks!

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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Paddlefoot]

Philip TAYLOR wrote:
> 
> 
> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> 
>> I concur about the cookies. I refused them, and the page went spastic.
> 
> I really do not think that a pejorative reference to the medical
> condition now normally referred to as cerebral palsy is appropriate
> language for a public forum in the 21st century.

Wow.  What office are you running for?

Diagnosis of "cookies" confirmed.

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Re: SM not handling .pdf?

[Geoff Welsh]

Rufus wrote:

Philip TAYLOR wrote:



Rufus wrote:


David E. Ross wrote:



Here is a test case.  Go to 
and select any "Agenda" link.  These PDF links display for me in
SeaMonkey via the Adobe Reader plugin.



No...in won't display for me within the Browser.  SM downloads a copy to
my Downloads folder, then opens it in Reader.


Works perfectly here, S/W versions as previously reported
(inc. Adobe Acrobat V7 and no separate instance of Reader).

Philip Taylor


I think it's another Mac vs Windows thing...I'm working on a Mac and I
only have Reader 11 installed.



I've only ever used SM on my Macs and I have used this for years:

http://www.schubert-it.com/pluginpdf/

The really old version on my PPC is buggy but on this Intel 10.6.8 
machine the newest version works great.

GW

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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Rufus]

NoOp wrote:

On 11/19/2012 11:02 AM, NoOp wrote:

...

Thanks for all the replies. Looks like I need to check my add-ons etc.



HTTPS Everywhere & Cookies are the culprits.

Turning off HTTPS Everywhere & turning on Cookies did the trick.

Thanks again for checking.



I use HTTPS Everywhere and it worked for me with it enabled.  Suspect it 
was probably your cookie setting - I allow session cookies.


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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Philip TAYLOR]

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:


I concur about the cookies. I refused them, and the page went spastic.


I really do not think that a pejorative reference to the medical
condition now normally referred to as cerebral palsy is appropriate
language for a public forum in the 21st century.

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Re: [Found it] Re: Check URL

[Beauregard T. Shagnasty]

NoOp wrote:

> On 11/19/2012 11:02 AM, NoOp wrote:
>> ...
>> 
>> Thanks for all the replies. Looks like I need to check my add-ons etc.
>> 
> HTTPS Everywhere & Cookies are the culprits.
> 
> Turning off HTTPS Everywhere & turning on Cookies did the trick.
> 
> Thanks again for checking.

I concur about the cookies. I refused them, and the page went spastic.

It did work if JavaScript was disabled, as that's what setting all the 
cookies. There is a lot of it on the page...   ;-)

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Re: Some page when opened go immediately behind ....

[Ray_Net]

Ed Mullen wrote, On 15/11/2012 20:24:

Ray_Net wrote:

Some page when opened go immediately behind the scene ...

Any idea ?


Could be the Flash plugin problem.  Try this.

1.  Go to: C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash
2.  Open mms.cfg in Notepad
3.  Add this line: ProtectedMode=0
4.  Save file and exit
5.  Test by going to a Flash page like:

http://edmullen.net/fclock.php

I think that the "Protected Mode=0" was a cure to avoid spurious SM 
dumps/crashes and nothing to do with opening a page who goes immediately 
behind.

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Re: Some page when opened go immediately behind ....

[Ray_Net]

Gordon Weast wrote, On 15/11/2012 23:00:

Ray_Net wrote:

Some page when opened go immediately behind the scene ...

Any idea ?


I've seen the same thing, but it also seems to occur sometimes with 
programs other than Seamonkey as well.  That seems to point to some 
Windows 7 setting that got changed after an update from MSoft.


It's intermittent and doesn't seem to be reproducible from where I sit.

It shows up when opening a new page in a new window, not in a new tab.

With other programs, I've seen dialog boxes open behind the parent, 
but not always.



Exactly what i experienced ... doesnot occurs in IE, perhaps, because i 
did not find where i can in IE suppress the opening in new tabs.

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Re: Check URL

[Paul B. Gallagher]

NoOp wrote:


While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
through to this link:



In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.

No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.

Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
finishes loading?


User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026
Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0


WFM: loads quickly, fully, and uneventfully.

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Re: Check URL

[upscope]

Worked fine for me in SeaMonkey(2.13.2)  and Firefox (16.0.2), openSUSE12.2,

On Monday, November 19, 2012 11:17:29 AM Rufus wrote:
> http://origin-www.seagate.com/external-hard-drives/
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Re: Check URL

[Rufus]

NoOp wrote:

While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
through to this link:



In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.

No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.

Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
finishes loading?


User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026
Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0



Works for me -

Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026 
Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2


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[Found it] Re: Check URL

[NoOp]

On 11/19/2012 11:02 AM, NoOp wrote:
> ...
> 
> Thanks for all the replies. Looks like I need to check my add-ons etc.
> 

HTTPS Everywhere & Cookies are the culprits.

Turning off HTTPS Everywhere & turning on Cookies did the trick.

Thanks again for checking.

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Re: Check URL

[NoOp]

...

Thanks for all the replies. Looks like I need to check my add-ons etc.
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Re: Check URL

[Hartmut Figge]

NoOp:

>
>
>In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
>starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.
>
>No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.
>
>Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
>finishes loading?

No problem with my
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:19.0) Gecko/2012111902
SeaMonkey/2.16a1-h

Hartmut
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Re: Check URL

[Philip TAYLOR]

NoOp wrote:


While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
through to this link:




Open fine here : User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:16.0) 
Gecko/20121026 Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2


Philip Taylor
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Re: Check URL

[WaltS]

NoOp wrote:
> While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
> through to this link:
> 
> 
> 
> In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
> starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.
> 
> No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.
> 
> Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
> finishes loading?
> 
> 
> User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026
> Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2
> 
> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0
> 

WFM

UA: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026 Firefox/16.0
SeaMonkey/2.13.2

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:17.0) Gecko/17.0 Firefox/17.0

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Check URL

[NoOp]

While trying to check out Seagate external hard drives today, I clicked
through to this link:



In both SeaMonkey (linux) 2.13.2 and Firefox (linux) 16.0.2 the page
starts to load, doesn't complete, then reloads, over and over.

No issue in loading in Opera (linux) 12.10.

Can anyone here check the url with SeaMonkey and see if the page
finishes loading?


User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121026
Firefox/16.0 SeaMonkey/2.13.2

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/16.0
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Re: SM not handling .pdf?

[Rufus]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Rufus wrote:


David E. Ross wrote:


Here is a test case.  Go to
 and select any "Agenda"
link.  These PDF links display for me in SeaMonkey via the Adobe
Reader plugin.


No...in won't display for me within the Browser.  SM downloads a copy
to my Downloads folder, then opens it in Reader.


I got the same result because my prefs were set that way. When I
switched all the PDF prefs from "Use Adobe Acrobat (default)" to "Use
Adobe Acrobat (in SeaMonkey)," these PDFs displayed in a browser window.

How are your prefs set?



I only have the option to use the NPAPI plugin "in SeaMonkey".  Nothing 
was working at all until I set .Portable Document Format handling to 
"always ask".  Now at least .pdf are downloaded to a location of my 
choosing and opened in Reader, but never in SM.


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Re: SM not handling .pdf?

[Rufus]

Philip TAYLOR wrote:



Rufus wrote:


David E. Ross wrote:



Here is a test case.  Go to 
and select any "Agenda" link.  These PDF links display for me in
SeaMonkey via the Adobe Reader plugin.



No...in won't display for me within the Browser.  SM downloads a copy to
my Downloads folder, then opens it in Reader.


Works perfectly here, S/W versions as previously reported
(inc. Adobe Acrobat V7 and no separate instance of Reader).

Philip Taylor


I think it's another Mac vs Windows thing...I'm working on a Mac and I 
only have Reader 11 installed.


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Re: How to edit HTML tags in mail?

[Kjell Rilbe]

Den 2012-11-02 17:17 skrev Kjell Rilbe såhär:

Den 2012-11-02 16:46 skrev Hartmut Figge såhär:

I never use HTML, but playing a little with your example: how about
CTRL-A to select all followed by Insert->HTML?

You get a new window with the selected text including the HTML code and
you can edit there. Before pressing 'Insert' you have to delete the text
in the editor window. Can be done be selecting it and then execute
Edit->Cut


Yes, that might cut it. Thanks! I'll give it a shot next time the need
arises.


Seems to work, but somewhat buggy, at least when selection before 
issuing the command does not contain both start and end tag for all 
contained tags.


Kjell

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Re: SM not handling .pdf?

[Philip TAYLOR]

Rufus wrote:


David E. Ross wrote:



Here is a test case.  Go to 
and select any "Agenda" link.  These PDF links display for me in
SeaMonkey via the Adobe Reader plugin.



No...in won't display for me within the Browser.  SM downloads a copy to
my Downloads folder, then opens it in Reader.


Works perfectly here, S/W versions as previously reported
(inc. Adobe Acrobat V7 and no separate instance of Reader).

Philip Taylor
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