Re: New 2.46 Windows release candidates

[Ant]

On 12/7/2016 10:29 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
...

Pretty GOOD NEWS - Thanks for all the effort.


Maybe we will finally get our Christmas 2016 gift/present. ;)
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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Ant]

On 12/7/2016 5:39 PM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:


Edit > Preferences > Mail & Newsgroups > Message Display
...
Plain text messages
...
X Display emoticons as graphics


Also I think you need the "-" :-P not :P


Ah, there it is. However, my "Display emoticons as graphics" option is 
already checked. :-/

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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[sean]

sean wrote:
  Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox 
pop3 or imap e'mail servers?


I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes 
up, something about too many requests...


sean


As of a little after 11pm AST... all is well with Cox servers...

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Re: New 2.46 Windows release candidates

[Ray_Net]

TCW wrote on 07-12-16 22:19:

On 12/7/2016 2:59 PM, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:

Ewong just built new Windows 2.46 en-US and de release candidates with
the 0-day fix incorporated:

https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/candidates/2.46-candidates/build6/unsigned/ 




Chatzilla, DOMi and Lightning are not in the package because the l10n
bug is still unfixed. It was decided to remove the extensions from the
release to get it finally out. Ewong will try to enable lightning one
last time tomorrow or in the next few days and then call it quits for
2.46 if it doesn't work. 2.46 will them released without it.

Maybe someone already on 2.46 can try the current builds out. Existing
extensions will be preserved. If you need DOMi you can pick it up from
any recent nightly zip. It even has some additional fixes in it.
Chatzilla is available on AMO. If Lightning 5.1 is not available on AMO
this one should probably work:

https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/calendar/lightning/candidates/5.1b1-candidates/build5/win32/ 




Sorry for the patch it up work but the l10n build process on the
official servers is not made for usage by sane people :)

FRG


Hey, we still apreciate all the hard work and tryign to make it work. =)

Pretty GOOD NEWS - Thanks for all the effort.
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Re: Right-Click on a point of the map in GoogleMaps

[Ray_Net]

mozilla-lists.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote on 07-12-16 22:36:

Ray_Net wrote:

I had exposed this problem when I had a pc under Windows7 - and the
positive answer was:
 > Paul in Houston, TX wrote on 23/03/2016 03:46:
 > > Ray_Net wrote:
 > >> http://www.google.fr/maps/preview/?force=canvas
 > >>
 > >> In the middle of France do a rigth-click and you get the SM
context menu above the
 > >> GoogleMaps context menu.
 > >>
 > >> On the same point you must immediately do a left-click if you want
to use the GoogleMaps
 > >> context menu.
 > >>
 > >> Any other brigth idea on how to access the context menu you want ?
 > >
 > > This works for me with Google maps:
 > > Hold down ALT and right click.
 > > The SM context menu opens and instantly closes leaving the G menu.
 > >
 > MANY THANKS !!! This is an elegant way to do it !!!

I WAS happy, but now, with my new pc under Windows10 - I still have the
problem evenwhile using the ALT key.

How to eliminate the SM context menu to be able to access the GoogleMaps
context menu ?


I see this (SeaMonkey menu appearing over Google's) if Edit > 
Preferences > Advanced > Scripts & Plugins > Allow scripts to: 
"Disable or replace context menus" is *not* ticked. With that option 
ticked, only Google's menu appears. Perhaps that might help.


SeaMonkey 2.40 on Windows Vista

Pretty good idea. However using or not the "ESC" key permit me to choose 
one of the two context menus.

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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[sean]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/7/2016 2:49 PM, sean wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/7/2016 1:21 PM, sean wrote:

Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox
pop3 or imap e'mail servers?

I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes
up, something about too many requests...

sean



I am in southern California.  My Internet connetion is through Spectrum
(Time Warner Cable).

This morning, I was having severe problems with the Internet.  SeaMonkey
would timeout trying to load Web pages.  Many pages did not even try to
load because of DNS failures.  I could not send or receive  E-mail via
Thunderbird.  Two different anti-virus applications complained they
could not access their servers for database updates.  Etc, etc.

Things seem to be working better this afternoon.



I'm in Tucson Arizona, our proximity to University of Arizona generally
gives us blazing fast speeds... though nothing like they get in South
Korea (wtfrakk is that about?)

just got: 17 ms ping / 87.66 download / 11.69 upload ... so its not a
traffic problem... its the Cox email servers...

Check out my Speedtest.net result. What's yours?
http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5859711465


sean



This morning, it was indeed the Internet and not an E-mail server.  The
problem existed for at least four different applications that are
neither browsers nor E-mail clients.  It might have been either a
Spectrum or backbone problem.  The problem went away around 10:30am PST.

Speedtest from me to (at about 4:25pm PST):
New York, NY -- 102ms ping, 69.7 Mbps download, 6.0 Mbps upload
Saskatoon, SK, Canada (where my daughter lives) -- 84ms ping, 66.7 Mbps
download, 6.0 Mbps upload
London, UK -- 153ms ping, 62.1 Mbps download, 5.9 Mbps upload
Tucson, AZ -- 32ms ping, 70.9 Mbps download, 6.0 Mbps upload



just got yet another failure notice from the Cox e'mail servers... on my 
desktop... even though my phone can download... strange, was able to 
download mail yesterday on the dekstop & laptop. Could Cox possibly be 
rejecting Mozilla based clients, my other half still having same issue 
on Thunderbird in Win10?


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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Jonathan N. Little]

Ant wrote:
> On 12/7/2016 12:08 PM, David E. Ross wrote:
> 
>>> Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) correctly
>>> in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?
>>
>> See if you can find something in SeaMonkey similar to what I have in
>> Thunderbird.  After all, they both use a common MailNews core.
>>
>> In Thunderbird, I select [Tools > Options] on the menu bar.  On the
>> Options window, I select [Display > Formatting] and check the checkbox
>> for "Display emoticons as graphics".
> 
> I don't see that.

Edit > Preferences > Mail & Newsgroups > Message Display
...
Plain text messages
...
X Display emoticons as graphics


Also I think you need the "-" :-P not :P


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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Ant]

On 12/7/2016 12:08 PM, David E. Ross wrote:


Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) correctly
in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?


See if you can find something in SeaMonkey similar to what I have in
Thunderbird.  After all, they both use a common MailNews core.

In Thunderbird, I select [Tools > Options] on the menu bar.  On the
Options window, I select [Display > Formatting] and check the checkbox
for "Display emoticons as graphics".


I don't see that.



I know the following do work:
  :-)   =   Smile
  :-(   =   Frown
  ;-)   =   Wink
  :-P   =   Tongue Out
  :-D   =   Laughing
  :-[   =   Embarrassed
  :-\   =   Undecided
  =-O   =   Surprise
  :-*   =   Kiss
  >:o=   Yell
  8-)   =   Cool
  :-$   =   Money Mouth
  :-!   =   Foot in mouth
  O:-)  =   Innocent
  :'(   =   Cry
  :-X   =   Lips are Sealed
You might have to view the source of this reply to see the markups for
these emoticons.  There might be others.


I just noticed this only happens when viewing these Outlook HTML 
e-mails. Viewing them as forced plain texts do not show this problem and 
shows the correct yellow faces. Why can't Mozilla force like plain text 
formats for emoticons?

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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Ant]

On 12/7/2016 1:29 PM, David E. Ross wrote:


Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis)
correctly in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?


I have the same problem.
A friend using

X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 12.0

Send me mails where he insert a smiling face ... But SM see only in the mail the letter 
"J"



It is possible that the sender selected an emoticon character from a
font containing graphics instead of keying colon-rightparenthesis.  That
character in other fonts might indeed be the letter J.  This is an
ongoing problem caused by Microsoft devotees who fail to understand that
not everyone uses Microsoft E-mail applications.


Ah. Yeah. Sad face turns into L. :(
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Re: akalla version 2.46 issues

[Mr. Ed]

On 12/07/16 3:32 PM, Mason83 wrote:
> On 07/12/2016 21:16, Mr. Ed wrote:
> 
>> On 11/20/16 2:44 PM, Mason83 wrote:
>>
>>> 1) I was using the StartPage search engine for searches done directly
>>> in the location bar. It now goes to duckduckgo.
>>
>> That also happens in SM 2.47 (64 bit).  Build identifier: 20161201025712
>> No matter what search engine is selected or moved to the "top"
>> duckduck takes over.
> 
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1265881#c6
> 
> "Workaround: set engine in Sidebar->Search and do a search.
> Default engine is updated to this name."
> 

Thanks.  Don't normally use Sidebar.  Did notice that whatever I change it to in
the Sidebar, it remains DuckDuck in the Edit/Preferences/Browser/Internet 
Search box

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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[David E. Ross]

On 12/7/2016 2:49 PM, sean wrote:
> David E. Ross wrote:
>> On 12/7/2016 1:21 PM, sean wrote:
>>>Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox
>>> pop3 or imap e'mail servers?
>>>
>>> I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes
>>> up, something about too many requests...
>>>
>>> sean
>>>
>>
>> I am in southern California.  My Internet connetion is through Spectrum
>> (Time Warner Cable).
>>
>> This morning, I was having severe problems with the Internet.  SeaMonkey
>> would timeout trying to load Web pages.  Many pages did not even try to
>> load because of DNS failures.  I could not send or receive  E-mail via
>> Thunderbird.  Two different anti-virus applications complained they
>> could not access their servers for database updates.  Etc, etc.
>>
>> Things seem to be working better this afternoon.
>>
> 
> I'm in Tucson Arizona, our proximity to University of Arizona generally 
> gives us blazing fast speeds... though nothing like they get in South 
> Korea (wtfrakk is that about?)
> 
> just got: 17 ms ping / 87.66 download / 11.69 upload ... so its not a 
> traffic problem... its the Cox email servers...
> 
> Check out my Speedtest.net result. What's yours? 
> http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5859711465
> 
> 
> sean
> 

This morning, it was indeed the Internet and not an E-mail server.  The
problem existed for at least four different applications that are
neither browsers nor E-mail clients.  It might have been either a
Spectrum or backbone problem.  The problem went away around 10:30am PST.

Speedtest from me to (at about 4:25pm PST):
New York, NY -- 102ms ping, 69.7 Mbps download, 6.0 Mbps upload
Saskatoon, SK, Canada (where my daughter lives) -- 84ms ping, 66.7 Mbps
download, 6.0 Mbps upload
London, UK -- 153ms ping, 62.1 Mbps download, 5.9 Mbps upload
Tucson, AZ -- 32ms ping, 70.9 Mbps download, 6.0 Mbps upload

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Google Search Tools broken

[Hawker]

Yesterday Google's search broke for using the "Settings" or "Tools" 
feature in SM 2.40 for me. It works in Firefox still.
If I try to use Tools I get the "any time" and "all results" to the 
right of Tools not below as it should be. I can't click on the time to 
change it.


I tried an new clean profile with the same results.
Any idea?   Maybe it is time to update.
If I do update what version? The new 2.46 just put out or one of the 
newer builds (2.47/2.48)? I'm not so worried about exploits as I am 
about functionality.





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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[sean]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/7/2016 1:21 PM, sean wrote:

   Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox
pop3 or imap e'mail servers?

I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes
up, something about too many requests...

sean



I am in southern California.  My Internet connetion is through Spectrum
(Time Warner Cable).

This morning, I was having severe problems with the Internet.  SeaMonkey
would timeout trying to load Web pages.  Many pages did not even try to
load because of DNS failures.  I could not send or receive  E-mail via
Thunderbird.  Two different anti-virus applications complained they
could not access their servers for database updates.  Etc, etc.

Things seem to be working better this afternoon.



I'm in Tucson Arizona, our proximity to University of Arizona generally 
gives us blazing fast speeds... though nothing like they get in South 
Korea (wtfrakk is that about?)


just got: 17 ms ping / 87.66 download / 11.69 upload ... so its not a 
traffic problem... its the Cox email servers...


Check out my Speedtest.net result. What's yours? 
http://beta.speedtest.net/result/5859711465



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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[sean]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 12/7/2016 1:21 PM, sean wrote:

   Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox
pop3 or imap e'mail servers?

I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes
up, something about too many requests...

sean



I am in southern California.  My Internet connetion is through Spectrum
(Time Warner Cable).

This morning, I was having severe problems with the Internet.  SeaMonkey
would timeout trying to load Web pages.  Many pages did not even try to
load because of DNS failures.  I could not send or receive  E-mail via
Thunderbird.  Two different anti-virus applications complained they
could not access their servers for database updates.  Etc, etc.

Things seem to be working better this afternoon.



Perhaps some sort of cyber attack on the Day that Lives in Infamy?


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Re: SM update status...

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 23:12, David H. Durgee wrote:
> Mason83 wrote:
>> On 06/12/2016 15:01, David H. Durgee wrote:
>>
>>> I am currently running 2.40 x64 on linux mint x64 installed from the
>>> ubuntuzilla repository.  I have a local repository set up on my system
>>> and could install your unofficial build from a .deb by adding it there
>>> and using the update tools.  Looking at your directory noted above I see
>>> no .deb available.
>>>
>>> I am not sufficiently versed in this area to work with your build as it
>>> stands in this directory.  Can you prepare a .deb as well to stand in
>>> for that which will be available via ubuntuzilla once an official build
>>> is available?  If not, is there someone else who can do so?  I am sure I
>>> am not the only one who would welcome a version that could be installed
>>> in this manner.
>>
>> A compressed archive (tgz) is more general than a deb package.
>> Just uncompress the archive to e.g. /opt and run from there.
>> (uncompress as root, but run as you)
>>
> 
> I don't see a .tgz file in Adrian's server, but I do see a .tar.bz2 file 
> which I downloaded to inspect from the *release-linux64 directory.
> 
> Looking at the contents of the .tar.bz2 and comparing it with 
> /opt/seamonkey does show a good correspondence of files with a few 
> missing or added files.  Checking the Synaptic package manager shows 
> that in addition to the /opt/seamonkey directory there are a few other 
> files:
> 
> /usr/bin/seamonkey
> /usr/share/applications/seamonkey-mozilla-build.desktop
> /usr/share/pixmaps/seamonkey-mozilla-build.png
> 
> The first of these is a link to the executable, so I assume I would 
> likely need to recreate this if I were to install the unofficial version 
> over 2.40 here.  The other two files define the desktop interface and I 
> would expect them to continue without problems.
> 
> Thank you for your suggestion.  I am going to consider this option.

What I did was
1) rename /opt/seamonkey to /opt/seamonkey-2.40
(to keep a backup in case of trouble)
2) uncompress Adrian's tarball to /opt => creates /opt/seamonkey

That way, all the desktop gizmos you mention point
to the new version, and still work.

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Re: SM update status...

[David H. Durgee]

Mason83 wrote:

On 06/12/2016 15:01, David H. Durgee wrote:


I am currently running 2.40 x64 on linux mint x64 installed from the
ubuntuzilla repository.  I have a local repository set up on my system
and could install your unofficial build from a .deb by adding it there
and using the update tools.  Looking at your directory noted above I see
no .deb available.

I am not sufficiently versed in this area to work with your build as it
stands in this directory.  Can you prepare a .deb as well to stand in
for that which will be available via ubuntuzilla once an official build
is available?  If not, is there someone else who can do so?  I am sure I
am not the only one who would welcome a version that could be installed
in this manner.


A compressed archive (tgz) is more general than a deb package.
Just uncompress the archive to e.g. /opt and run from there.
(uncompress as root, but run as you)



I don't see a .tgz file in Adrian's server, but I do see a .tar.bz2 file 
which I downloaded to inspect from the *release-linux64 directory.


Looking at the contents of the .tar.bz2 and comparing it with 
/opt/seamonkey does show a good correspondence of files with a few 
missing or added files.  Checking the Synaptic package manager shows 
that in addition to the /opt/seamonkey directory there are a few other 
files:


/usr/bin/seamonkey
/usr/share/applications/seamonkey-mozilla-build.desktop
/usr/share/pixmaps/seamonkey-mozilla-build.png

The first of these is a link to the executable, so I assume I would 
likely need to recreate this if I were to install the unofficial version 
over 2.40 here.  The other two files define the desktop interface and I 
would expect them to continue without problems.


Thank you for your suggestion.  I am going to consider this option.

Dave


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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Richmond]

Mason83  writes:

> On 07/12/2016 16:13, Richmond wrote:
>
>> diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp 
>> firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
>
> Hold up! Hold up!
>
> Who uses diff -e ?!

I guess it's just me then.

>
> I'm used to diff -u and diff -c (to a lesser extent)
>
> Are there situations where you feel diff -e is better suited?
>

I don't know. I was going to pass it into ed to make the changes. But as
it turned out I just copied the file. If I had posted the diff -u output
it would have required every usenet client to have fixed width font and
sufficient width to see the change. Oh well.

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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Richmond]

Ant  writes:

> Hello.
>
> Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) correctly in
> SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?
>
> Thank you in advance. :) [old school 1 line ASCII arts FTW :P]

There is a thunderbird add on for that. Unfortunately I cannot remember
what it's called. But I had it installed on another computer and it
worked well. Maybe it will work with seamonkey. The problem is
Microsoft.
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Re: Right-Click on a point of the map in GoogleMaps

[mozilla-lists . mbourne]

Ray_Net wrote:

I had exposed this problem when I had a pc under Windows7 - and the
positive answer was:
 > Paul in Houston, TX wrote on 23/03/2016 03:46:
 > > Ray_Net wrote:
 > >> http://www.google.fr/maps/preview/?force=canvas
 > >>
 > >> In the middle of France do a rigth-click and you get the SM
context menu above the
 > >> GoogleMaps context menu.
 > >>
 > >> On the same point you must immediately do a left-click if you want
to use the GoogleMaps
 > >> context menu.
 > >>
 > >> Any other brigth idea on how to access the context menu you want ?
 > >
 > > This works for me with Google maps:
 > > Hold down ALT and right click.
 > > The SM context menu opens and instantly closes leaving the G menu.
 > >
 > MANY THANKS !!! This is an elegant way to do it !!!

I WAS happy, but now, with my new pc under Windows10 - I still have the
problem evenwhile using the ALT key.

How to eliminate the SM context menu to be able to access the GoogleMaps
context menu ?


I see this (SeaMonkey menu appearing over Google's) if Edit > 
Preferences > Advanced > Scripts & Plugins > Allow scripts to: "Disable 
or replace context menus" is *not* ticked. With that option ticked, only 
Google's menu appears. Perhaps that might help.


SeaMonkey 2.40 on Windows Vista

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Re: 12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[David E. Ross]

On 12/7/2016 1:21 PM, sean wrote:
>   Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox 
> pop3 or imap e'mail servers?
> 
> I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes 
> up, something about too many requests...
> 
> sean
> 

I am in southern California.  My Internet connetion is through Spectrum
(Time Warner Cable).

This morning, I was having severe problems with the Internet.  SeaMonkey
would timeout trying to load Web pages.  Many pages did not even try to
load because of DNS failures.  I could not send or receive  E-mail via
Thunderbird.  Two different anti-virus applications complained they
could not access their servers for database updates.  Etc, etc.

Things seem to be working better this afternoon.

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Re: SM update status...

[Mason83]

On 06/12/2016 15:01, David H. Durgee wrote:

> I am currently running 2.40 x64 on linux mint x64 installed from the 
> ubuntuzilla repository.  I have a local repository set up on my system 
> and could install your unofficial build from a .deb by adding it there 
> and using the update tools.  Looking at your directory noted above I see 
> no .deb available.
> 
> I am not sufficiently versed in this area to work with your build as it 
> stands in this directory.  Can you prepare a .deb as well to stand in 
> for that which will be available via ubuntuzilla once an official build 
> is available?  If not, is there someone else who can do so?  I am sure I 
> am not the only one who would welcome a version that could be installed 
> in this manner.

A compressed archive (tgz) is more general than a deb package.
Just uncompress the archive to e.g. /opt and run from there.
(uncompress as root, but run as you)

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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[David E. Ross]

On 12/7/2016 12:45 PM, Ray_Net wrote:
> Ant wrote on 07-12-16 20:56:
>> Hello.
>>
>> Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) 
>> correctly in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?
>>
> I have the same problem.
> A friend using
> 
> X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 12.0
> 
> Send me mails where he insert a smiling face ... But SM see only in the mail 
> the letter "J"
> 

It is possible that the sender selected an emoticon character from a
font containing graphics instead of keying colon-rightparenthesis.  That
character in other fonts might indeed be the letter J.  This is an
ongoing problem caused by Microsoft devotees who fail to understand that
not everyone uses Microsoft E-mail applications.

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12/7/2016 Cox Email Servers on ?

[sean]

 Anybody else west of the Mississippi River having trouble with cox 
pop3 or imap e'mail servers?


I keep getting errors... will post it specifically next time it comes 
up, something about too many requests...


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Re: New 2.46 Windows release candidates

[TCW]

On 12/7/2016 2:59 PM, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:

Ewong just built new Windows 2.46 en-US and de release candidates with
the 0-day fix incorporated:

https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/candidates/2.46-candidates/build6/unsigned/


Chatzilla, DOMi and Lightning are not in the package because the l10n
bug is still unfixed. It was decided to remove the extensions from the
release to get it finally out. Ewong will try to enable lightning one
last time tomorrow or in the next few days and then call it quits for
2.46 if it doesn't work. 2.46 will them released without it.

Maybe someone already on 2.46 can try the current builds out. Existing
extensions will be preserved. If you need DOMi you can pick it up from
any recent nightly zip. It even has some additional fixes in it.
Chatzilla is available on AMO. If Lightning 5.1 is not available on AMO
this one should probably work:

https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/calendar/lightning/candidates/5.1b1-candidates/build5/win32/


Sorry for the patch it up work but the l10n build process on the
official servers is not made for usage by sane people :)

FRG


Hey, we still apreciate all the hard work and tryign to make it work. =)
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New 2.46 Windows release candidates

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Ewong just built new Windows 2.46 en-US and de release candidates with 
the 0-day fix incorporated:


https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/candidates/2.46-candidates/build6/unsigned/

Chatzilla, DOMi and Lightning are not in the package because the l10n 
bug is still unfixed. It was decided to remove the extensions from the 
release to get it finally out. Ewong will try to enable lightning one 
last time tomorrow or in the next few days and then call it quits for 
2.46 if it doesn't work. 2.46 will them released without it.


Maybe someone already on 2.46 can try the current builds out. Existing 
extensions will be preserved. If you need DOMi you can pick it up from 
any recent nightly zip. It even has some additional fixes in it. 
Chatzilla is available on AMO. If Lightning 5.1 is not available on AMO 
this one should probably work:


https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/calendar/lightning/candidates/5.1b1-candidates/build5/win32/

Sorry for the patch it up work but the l10n build process on the 
official servers is not made for usage by sane people :)


FRG
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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Ray_Net]

Ant wrote on 07-12-16 20:56:

Hello.

Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) 
correctly in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?



I have the same problem.
A friend using

X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 12.0

Send me mails where he insert a smiling face ... But SM see only in the mail the letter 
"J"

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Re: akalla version 2.46 issues

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 21:16, Mr. Ed wrote:

> On 11/20/16 2:44 PM, Mason83 wrote:
>
>> 1) I was using the StartPage search engine for searches done directly
>> in the location bar. It now goes to duckduckgo.
> 
> That also happens in SM 2.47 (64 bit).  Build identifier: 20161201025712
> No matter what search engine is selected or moved to the "top"
> duckduck takes over.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1265881#c6

"Workaround: set engine in Sidebar->Search and do a search.
Default engine is updated to this name."

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Re: akalla version 2.46 issues

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Mr. Ed wrote:

On 11/20/16 2:44 PM, Mason83 wrote:

Hello,

Issues:

1) I was using the StartPage search engine for searches done directly
in the location bar. It now goes to duckduckgo.
>> That also happens in SM 2.47 (64 bit).  Build identifier: 
20161201025712

>> No matter what search engine is selected or moved to the "top"
>> duckduck takes over.

Known bug. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1265881 for 
a workaround.



2) When I display an email or NG message, the header pane was empty.
Removing the Mnenhy add-on seems to have fixed that.
Will try reinstalling.


Mnenhy is broken and the dev away away. I think someone patched it up.

FRG

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Mason83 wrote:

On 07/12/2016 19:04, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:

Why would build be much faster native vs in a VM?


There is always overhead in an VM. And Virtualbox isn't that good at 
managing the virtual CPUs. On the desktop I could assign 12 physical 
cores but more that 8 and it does not much else but nothing :)



It's mostly user-space integer code and storage access.


There is also an OS running which does graphics output.

But I really like compiling in a VM. I can shut it down and resume. And 
can test another version in another VM without fear of forgetting to use 
the right profile. And I can compile for Linux and Windows using one 
box. And the VS2015 installer is so much junk your are better off 
reinstalling the OS if you run into trouble. And I can just move my VM 
image to the lappi and and...


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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[TCW]

On 12/7/2016 1:59 PM, Mason83 wrote:

On 07/12/2016 20:37, TCW wrote:

On 12/7/2016 1:04 PM, Mason83 wrote:

On 07/12/2016 19:04, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:


If you have a working build environment save yourself the trouble and
just build from comm-release. 2.47 is stable but requires VS2015 Update 3.

Full build will take around 3h to 5h on my Thinkpad X200s and 30 to 40
minutes on my desktop. Both in a vm. Native sure is faster.


Why would build be much faster native vs in a VM?

It's mostly user-space integer code and storage access.


Virtual Machine = Virtual Performance


Well, I'm no expert on virtualization, but on modern solutions,
user-space code runs at native speed (directly on bare metal).
Only privileged instructions actually require special handling.
And of course, device access as well.

I suppose compiling a large project like Firefox/Seamonkey may
require many storage accesses. One way to test would be to
store the whole source code on a RAM drive :-)

Regards.


We run VBox on Mac for Win7 x64 VM on SSDs. Apps run well enough but not 
nearly as fast as on native hardware. Some apps don't work the same as 
on native hardware.

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Re: akalla version 2.46 issues

[Mr. Ed]

On 11/20/16 2:44 PM, Mason83 wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm trying out this version:
> https://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~akalla/unofficial/seamonkey/nightly/latest-comm-release-windows32/seamonkey-2.46.en-US.win32.installer.exe
> 
> Issues:
> 
> 1) I was using the StartPage search engine for searches done directly
> in the location bar. It now goes to duckduckgo.

That also happens in SM 2.47 (64 bit).  Build identifier: 20161201025712
No matter what search engine is selected or moved to the "top"
duckduck takes over.

> 
> 2) When I display an email or NG message, the header pane was empty.
> Removing the Mnenhy add-on seems to have fixed that.
> Will try reinstalling.
> 
> Regards.
> 


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Re: 64-bit versions of SeaMonkey

[Mr. Ed]

On 12/06/16 10:55 PM, Dennis Langton wrote:

  < Deleted >

> 
> I've just updated to a newer version of  SM 2.48 - build ID 20161206210551.  
> The
> new version solves the problem of crashes while composing an email,

Can you change the 'search engine' in this version or is it still unchangeable.

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Re: "J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[David E. Ross]

On 12/7/2016 11:56 AM, Ant wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) correctly 
> in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?
> 
> Thank you in advance. :) [old school 1 line ASCII arts FTW :P]
> 

See if you can find something in SeaMonkey similar to what I have in
Thunderbird.  After all, they both use a common MailNews core.

In Thunderbird, I select [Tools > Options] on the menu bar.  On the
Options window, I select [Display > Formatting] and check the checkbox
for "Display emoticons as graphics".

I know the following do work:
 :-)=   Smile
 :-(=   Frown
 ;-)=   Wink
 :-P=   Tongue Out
 :-D=   Laughing
 :-[=   Embarrassed
 :-\=   Undecided
 =-O=   Surprise
 :-*=   Kiss
 >:o=   Yell
 8-)=   Cool
 :-$=   Money Mouth
 :-!=   Foot in mouth
 O:-)   =   Innocent
 :'(=   Cry
 :-X=   Lips are Sealed
You might have to view the source of this reply to see the markups for
these emoticons.  There might be others.

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 20:37, TCW wrote:
> On 12/7/2016 1:04 PM, Mason83 wrote:
>> On 07/12/2016 19:04, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
>>
>>> If you have a working build environment save yourself the trouble and
>>> just build from comm-release. 2.47 is stable but requires VS2015 Update 3.
>>>
>>> Full build will take around 3h to 5h on my Thinkpad X200s and 30 to 40
>>> minutes on my desktop. Both in a vm. Native sure is faster.
>>
>> Why would build be much faster native vs in a VM?
>>
>> It's mostly user-space integer code and storage access.
> 
> Virtual Machine = Virtual Performance

Well, I'm no expert on virtualization, but on modern solutions,
user-space code runs at native speed (directly on bare metal).
Only privileged instructions actually require special handling.
And of course, device access as well.

I suppose compiling a large project like Firefox/Seamonkey may
require many storage accesses. One way to test would be to
store the whole source code on a RAM drive :-)

Regards.

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Re: Seamonkey 2.40 and SVG exploit

[NoOp]

On 12/6/2016 7:50 AM, NFN Smith wrote:
> NoOp wrote:
> 
>>>
>>
>> My SeaMonkey profile is a little over 10GB with some files going back
>> over 15 years. I have many POP3 and IMAP email addresses  - several
>> having both POP3 and IMAP - many RSS feeds, and a huge nntp
>> collection/subscription from news.mozilla.support, news.gmain.org,
>> news.eternal-september.org, etc., etc.
> 
>>   I typically do not use Thunderbird, but keep it active in Windows and
>> Linux in order to test and/or use as an alternate. Here is how I set
>> it up so the it closely mirrored my SeaMonkey (I'll assume you use
>> Windows from your headers, so I'll skip linux):
> 
> [ ... ]
> 
>>
>> save the file & close notepad (sorry some of these instructions are
>> simplistic as I know you know to do this, but others that are not so
>> experienced might want to also give this a try so bear with me Smith) :-)
>>
> 
> [ ... ]
>>
>> Hope that helps. If nothing else you've got a near mirror Thunderbird
>> alternate without touching your SeaMonkey profile (or it's backed up
>> profile).
>>
>> Gary
>> (as a PS: I do basically the same on linux to set up TB there as well -
>> only I usually grsync the SeaMonkey profile from Windows to linux first)
> 
> Useful to know about -- thanks for contributing that.
> 
> My working setup is actually somewhat similar. I have 3 desktop systems 
> -- the primary one is Windows, but I also have a Linux installation, 
> plus some number of VMs. And yes, I use multiple profiles in Seamonkey, 
> Thunderbird and Firefox, for testing and alternate access.
> 
> Going a step further -- for my Linux installations (all Ubuntu or Mint), 
> my Seamonkey instances are taken from Ubuntuzilla, since Ubuntu has 
> abandoned Seamonkey.
> 
> I have a strong preference for running stuff from package, over doing my 
> own compiles. I'm inclined to believe that Ubuntuzilla probably won't do 
> any Seamonkey updates until there's something that comes down the 
> release channel.
> 
> Are there any other options for getting a trustworthy .deb package 
> build, other than doing it myself?

I've never found a reason to create a .deb package for SeaMonkey. I
typically run it from /home/seamonkey - but if you prefer you can simply
install it into /usr/local/seamonkey /opt/seamonkey etc:


"There is no installer available, but just extracting the tar.bz2 to the
default directory (usually /usr/local/seamonkey) achieves the same
result as an installer would. "

The key advantage to keeping it simple and running from the extracted
tar.bz2 is that you can uninstall with 'sudo rm -R
//seamonkey' && rm /home//.mozilla/seamonkey.
Done. You don't have artifacts of the program scattered all over your
system like you might with a .deb package install.

> 
> Maybe this is the incentive I need to learn to create my own .deb from 
> source code.  Years ago, I figured out how to build sendmail RPMs, but 
> that was a lot of years ago.  And when I moved from a RedHat environment 
> into Debian systems, I never found a need to learn how to build packages...

Best instructions I've found:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/cvs/xsoft/seamonkey.html
That is for 2.40, but you can apply the same to whatever version you wish.
It's a good idea to review the TOC:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/cvs/index.html
If you run into problems ask on the dev list & I'm sure that someone
there will be happy to assist.

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"J" instead of Outlook's happy face?

[Ant]

Hello.

Is there something I need to show these emoticons (not emojis) correctly 
in SeaMonkey v2.40's e-mail client?


Thank you in advance. :) [old school 1 line ASCII arts FTW :P]
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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[TCW]

On 12/7/2016 1:04 PM, Mason83 wrote:

On 07/12/2016 19:04, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:


If you have a working build environment save yourself the trouble and
just build from comm-release. 2.47 is stable but requires VS2015 Update 3.

Full build will take around 3h to 5h on my Thinkpad X200s and 30 to 40
minutes on my desktop. Both in a vm. Native sure is faster.


Why would build be much faster native vs in a VM?

It's mostly user-space integer code and storage access.

Regards.


Virtual Machine = Virtual Performance
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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 16:13, Richmond wrote:

> diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp 
> firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp

Hold up! Hold up!

Who uses diff -e ?!

I'm used to diff -u and diff -c (to a lesser extent)

Are there situations where you feel diff -e is better suited?

Regards.

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 18:07, TCW wrote:

> Even if you get the right snippet of code that fixes the issue, it may 
> depend on other bits of code and fall over. This is an instance where 
> grafting in the code probably will fail.

I disagree.

The whole point of having a source control system like Mercurial
is that each patch-set precisely defines the changes required for
a given fix/feature. Back porting a patch-set to an older release
may conflict, but it's not rocket science either.

Regards.

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 19:04, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:

> If you have a working build environment save yourself the trouble and 
> just build from comm-release. 2.47 is stable but requires VS2015 Update 3.
> 
> Full build will take around 3h to 5h on my Thinkpad X200s and 30 to 40 
> minutes on my desktop. Both in a vm. Native sure is faster.

Why would build be much faster native vs in a VM?

It's mostly user-space integer code and storage access.

Regards.

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Re: Workaround: How To Get Back the cZ Icon

[Gérard]

Gérard Vinkesteijn-Rudersdorff
http://ciudadpatricia.nl

NoOp wrote on 07/02/2011 05:33 AM:

On 07/01/2011 08:14 PM, Tony Mechelynck wrote:

In recent SeaMonkey builds, the ChatZilla window has lost its nice cZ
icon which was replaced by a SeaMonkey Icon. Here's how to get it back
(alas, it's not a once-and-for-all solution, only once-per-version):

...
Which builds would those be?

All of my 2.1 and 2.2 builds (windows and linux) show the cZ icon.


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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

If you have a working build environment save yourself the trouble and 
just build from comm-release. 2.47 is stable but requires VS2015 Update 3.


Full build will take around 3h to 5h on my Thinkpad X200s and 30 to 40 
minutes on my desktop. Both in a vm. Native sure is faster.


FRG


Richmond wrote:

Here is the patch from firefox 50.0.2. The file is identical in
seamonkey so I should just be able to apply this and
compile. Unfortunately my laptop may never finish compiling. Why am I
doing this? I have no idea really.


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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Gérard]

WaltS48 wrote on 12/07/2016 06:23 PM:

On 12/07/2016 12:07 PM, TCW wrote:

On 12/7/2016 9:13 AM, Richmond wrote:

Here is the patch from firefox 50.0.2. The file is identical in
seamonkey so I should just be able to apply this and
compile. Unfortunately my laptop may never finish compiling. Why am I
doing this? I have no idea really.

diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
309a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
286a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
275a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
261a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);

.
221a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
215a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
20a
  mHoldingEntries(false),
.
11a
#include "mozilla/AutoRestore.h"

.



Even if you get the right snippet of code that fixes the issue, it may depend 
on other bits of code and fall over. This is an instance where grafting in 
the code probably will fail. Use Adrian's build, save yourself the trouble. =)



His builds should have the security patches missing from 2.40 that have been 
added to Firefox since version 43.0 was released. About 29 of them listed as 
critical...


I threw away my /comm-central/ directory, too much work to let my sources 
compile... ;-)


sincerely,

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[WaltS48]

On 12/07/2016 12:07 PM, TCW wrote:

On 12/7/2016 9:13 AM, Richmond wrote:

Here is the patch from firefox 50.0.2. The file is identical in
seamonkey so I should just be able to apply this and
compile. Unfortunately my laptop may never finish compiling. Why am I
doing this? I have no idea really.

diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
309a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
286a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
275a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
261a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);

.
221a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
215a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
20a
  mHoldingEntries(false),
.
11a
#include "mozilla/AutoRestore.h"

.



Even if you get the right snippet of code that fixes the issue, it may 
depend on other bits of code and fall over. This is an instance where 
grafting in the code probably will fail. Use Adrian's build, save 
yourself the trouble. =)



His builds should have the security patches missing from 2.40 that have 
been added to Firefox since version 43.0 was released. About 29 of them 
listed as critical.



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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[TCW]

On 12/7/2016 9:13 AM, Richmond wrote:

Here is the patch from firefox 50.0.2. The file is identical in
seamonkey so I should just be able to apply this and
compile. Unfortunately my laptop may never finish compiling. Why am I
doing this? I have no idea really.

diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
309a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
286a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
275a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
261a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);

.
221a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
215a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
20a
  mHoldingEntries(false),
.
11a
#include "mozilla/AutoRestore.h"

.



Even if you get the right snippet of code that fixes the issue, it may 
depend on other bits of code and fall over. This is an instance where 
grafting in the code probably will fail. Use Adrian's build, save 
yourself the trouble. =)

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Re: source code patch for cve-2016-9079 svg zero day?

[Richmond]

Here is the patch from firefox 50.0.2. The file is identical in
seamonkey so I should just be able to apply this and
compile. Unfortunately my laptop may never finish compiling. Why am I
doing this? I have no idea really.

diff -e firefox-50.0.1/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
firefox-50.0.2/dom/smil/nsSMILTimeContainer.cpp
309a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
286a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
275a
  AutoRestore saveHolding(mHoldingEntries);
  mHoldingEntries = true;
.
261a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);

.
221a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
215a
  MOZ_RELEASE_ASSERT(!mHoldingEntries);
.
20a
  mHoldingEntries(false),
.
11a
#include "mozilla/AutoRestore.h"

.
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Re: 64-bit versions of SeaMonkey

[TCW]

On 12/6/2016 9:55 PM, Dennis Langton wrote:

Dennis Langton wrote:

On 12/6/2016 2:05 PM, TCW wrote:

On Mon, 5 Dec 2016 20:15:30 -0600, S Slicer  wrote:


TCW wrote:

On Sun, 4 Dec 2016 18:12:33 -0600, S Slicer  wrote:


I had been using SeaMonkey 32-bit version 2.40 successfully on
Windows
10 Pro 64-bit, then switched to SeaMonkey 64-bit version 2.45.  Both
worked very well for me.  Then while running 2.45, when I checked
for an
update, there was version 2.47.  I ran into e-mail problems with 2.47
immediately!  I have been using IMAP to access Gmail for over a
year and
it was working well, but version 2.47 would crash every time I
tried to
compose an e-mail, or tried to reply to an e-mail (although I could
read
e-mail just fine).  So, I moved back to version 2.45 rather quickly
without seeing if there were additional issues with 2.47. of 2048 -

Does anyone know why this would have happened?


Do you have a link to the crash report?


Version 2.47 opened and error report window and sent it each time
that I
had an error.


You may need to try and start in Safe Mode. You ought to be able to
hold down Shift and start SM and it should start or prompt for Safe
Mode.


I'm having the same problem, both on the newest (64 bit) version of
either 2.47 or 2.48.  The compose window even crashes in safe mode!


I've just updated to a newer version of  SM 2.48 - build ID
20161206210551.  The new version solves the problem of crashes while
composing an email,


Thanks for the update.
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Re: Right-Click on a point of the map in GoogleMaps

[Ray_Net]

Mason83 wrote on 07-12-16 09:17:

On 07/12/2016 08:51, Ray_Net wrote:


I WAS happy, but now, with my new pc under Windows10 - I still have the
problem evenwhile using the ALT key.

How to eliminate the SM context menu to be able to access the GoogleMaps
context menu ?

Does ESC/ECHAP make the context menu go away?

Regards.


YES ! When both appeared, ESC kill the SM context menu ... THANKS !
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Re: Error after upgrade to 2.40

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 01:05, datux2...@gmail.com wrote:
> Dear all, 
> anybody can help me.. i get this error after upgrade to 2.40. 
> I do clean install, and do reinstall, but the problem still occur. 

In the URL bar, type

about:crashes

Paste the top 3 Report IDs.

Regards.

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Re: Right-Click on a point of the map in GoogleMaps

[Mason83]

On 07/12/2016 08:51, Ray_Net wrote:

> I WAS happy, but now, with my new pc under Windows10 - I still have the 
> problem evenwhile using the ALT key.
> 
> How to eliminate the SM context menu to be able to access the GoogleMaps 
> context menu ?

Does ESC/ECHAP make the context menu go away?

Regards.

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