Re: SM IN SAFE MODE

[Philip Chee]

On 01/06/2016 20:11, rjkrjk wrote:
> started up sm 2.4 this am, was informed that it's running in safe mode 

> the only thing diiferent, as of yesterday was that
> I added an add on , didnt like it and removed it

> how do I get SM back to running in"normal" mode

If you hold down the SHIFT key while starting SeaMonkey (or Firefox) the
application starts in safe mode.

Perhaps you have a sTUCK sHIFT kEY?

Phil

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Re: SM IN SAFE MODE

[rjkrjk]

disregard
after a few changes it all went back to" normal "

rjkrjk wrote on 6/1/2016 8:11 AM:

started up sm 2.4 this am, was informed that it's running in safe mode 


the only thing diiferent, as of yesterday was that
I added an add on , didnt like it and removed it

how do I get SM back to running in"normal" mode


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Re: how to.... browser home page

[Daniel]

On 1/06/2016 10:14 PM, Felix Miata wrote:

Daniel composed on 2016-06-01 21:51 (UTC+1000):


When I first read Ray's ", MS is not user friendly", I was wondering
why Ray was blaming MicroSoft for Ray's SM problems ... but now I'm
wondering if Ray might have been meaning he suffers from MS, the disease!


Methinks he was suffering a spate of dyslexic fingers. My fingers do the
same thing, and my eyes don't always notice the transposition before
sending.


Oh! Been there, Done that plenty of times myself, Felix!! ;-P

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Re: how to.... browser home page

[Felix Miata]

Daniel composed on 2016-06-01 21:51 (UTC+1000):


When I first read Ray's ", MS is not user friendly", I was wondering
why Ray was blaming MicroSoft for Ray's SM problems ... but now I'm
wondering if Ray might have been meaning he suffers from MS, the disease!


Methinks he was suffering a spate of dyslexic fingers. My fingers do the same 
thing, and my eyes don't always notice the transposition before sending.

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SM IN SAFE MODE

[rjkrjk]

started up sm 2.4 this am, was informed that it's running in safe mode 


the only thing diiferent, as of yesterday was that
I added an add on , didnt like it and removed it

how do I get SM back to running in"normal" mode

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Re: how to.... browser home page

[Daniel]

On 31/05/2016 7:38 AM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Ray_Net wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 30/05/2016 00:21:


I think Ray's talking about an option available directly from a
browser window. For example, we already have "Go | Home" and
"Bookmarks | Bookmark This Page" on the menu.


That's nearly my idea, because the current place of the "Use Current
Page" button is too deeply hidden.
From this point of view, MS is not user friendly.


I've heard that about MS before, not so much about SM... ;-)

When I first read Ray's ", MS is not user friendly", I was wondering 
why Ray was blaming MicroSoft for Ray's SM problems ... but now I'm 
wondering if Ray might have been meaning he suffers from MS, the disease!


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Re: how to.... browser home page

[Ray_Net]

Rick Merrill wrote on 01/06/2016 00:36:

On 5/31/2016 3:34 PM, Ray_Net wrote:

EE wrote on 31/05/2016 20:16:

Ray_Net wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 30/05/2016 00:21:

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Ray_Net wrote:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 29/05/2016 16:23:

Ray_Net wrote:


Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 29/05/2016 08:56:
It would be nice, and more simple, if SM had a button saying 
"Make

this
page my Home page"


No, I didn't. I never said anything of the kind.


Correct .. I just dis not realize that I forget to remove this
sentence:
"Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 29/05/2016 08:56:" ...
Sorry for that :-)

I just post this thing:
It would be nice, and more simple, if SM had a button saying "Make
this
page my Home page"


It's a good idea, I'm just a stickler for being misquoted. Good
luck in
promoting it.



Does it not already?

"Edit > Preferences > Browser"

Display on "Browser Startup > Home Page" click the "Use Current 
Page"

button.

Just a little more granularity where you can also set for New
Window and
New Tab.


I think Ray's talking about an option available directly from a
browser window. For example, we already have "Go | Home" and
"Bookmarks | Bookmark This Page" on the menu.


That's nearly my idea, because the current place of the "Use Current
Page" button is too deeply hidden.
 From this point of view, MS is not user friendly.


Deeply hidden?  All you need to do is open Preferences, choose
Browser, and the choice of browser startup and what you get with the
Home button are right there.


Yes, hidden = FOUR steps/clicks ...not just one click if this button is
in front of me on one of the three toolbars :-)


Waid-a-minute, you just click on the current URL and drag and drop it 
onto the "HOME" button. - done




YES ... This was my discussion with Chris:

>> Drag the tab (or favicon) to the home button.
> You are the best ! Effectively this is ok, but nobody(certainly me) 
could imagine this action

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