Re: [SOLVED] Re: Unable to view this page

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Ray_Net wrote:


It works ok after disabling Adblock Plus


In my case, disabling ABP everywhere doesn't help, but disabling 
javascript (even with ABP enabled) does solve it. Of course, disabling 
both solves it since that option includes disabling javascript.


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[SOLVED] Re: Unable to view this page

[Ray_Net]

It works ok after disabling Adblock Plus

Ray_Net wrote on 20-07-18 21:37:
https://www.journaldugeek.com/2018/07/20/fake-news-scientifiques-fleau-difficile-a-apprehender/ 




is visible with Firefox 61.0.1


but with my SM, it's a very long blank page
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:52.0) 
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/52.0 SeaMonkey/2.49.1


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Re: System Security Question

[Frog]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 7/20/18 7:44 PM, Lee wrote:

On 7/20/18, WaltS48  wrote:

On 7/18/18 6:13 PM, Frog wrote:

Question about Webroot Secure Anywhere Security and Windows Defender
Security on a Windows 10 system.  Webroot is currently protecting my
system and Windows Defender is turned off.  Is this the way my system
settings should be configured?

Frog



I just came across this and thought it might interest you.

 


    "German institute AV-TEST’s latest research shows that Windows
Defender has improved detection capabilities and it now blocks most of
the known and zero-day malware on Windows 10."

Oopsie.. the reviewer left off the bit about how the 'German institute
AV-TEST' doesn't rate it as a top product:
https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/home-windows/

Lee




You left off the part that the Webroot Secure Anywhere Security doesn't 
even appear as a product on that list.


Tanks to all (WaltS4, Paul in Houston, TX, and Lee) for your words of 
wisdom.


I thought it was a bad thing to have two virus scan applications active 
simultaneously on a system...I only had Webroot active on my system.  I 
am not plugging any software programs but...I have had Webroot on my 
systems for over five years without a single problem.  I thought it 
would be interesting (when time permits) to turn Webroot off temporarily 
and then run a Windows Defender full scan against my system.


Well, thanks again for your help...it was much appreciated.

Frog
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Re: Disable Default browser/mail client check

[meagain]

 Original Message 

On 7/18/2018 1:08 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Michael Garboski wrote:


I use Seamonkey on a system which a bunch of users use.

On first run, seamonkey asks to make itself the default web 
browser/email client.


Is it possible to put something in the default profile to disable 
this from happening?


Edit | Preferences | Advanced

System Integration:
[ ] Check default application settings on startup



Ok it looks like that was what i did. I set that setting, and copied the 
profile to SeaMonkey\defaults\profile directory.


For whatever reason, I can see the setting in the default profile 
'prefs.js' file, but as soon as a new user starts Seamonkey it seems to 
ignore that entry entirely, and just ask the user if they want Seamonkey 
to be the default browser/mail clien/newsgroup reader.


That could be a 'pain' for other users.  How about just putting a 
shortcut to SeaMonkey on your desktop and click that?  Turn off the

check for default unless you do lots of browser-other-app changes.
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Re: Dear monkey

[Lee]

On 7/21/18, Mason83  wrote:
> On 21/07/2018 12:38, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
>
>> Probably a case here were a much simpler program like Chrome does
>> the job better
>
> Why would you say Chrome is simpler than SM?

I'm guessing it's because the OP said
++ I just got fed up with sea monkey and completely removed and
++ deleted it from my computer and I will never use it again.
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Re: Dear monkey

[Mason83]

On 21/07/2018 12:38, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:

> Probably a case here were a much simpler program like Chrome does 
> the job better

Why would you say Chrome is simpler than SM?

In UI/UX?

You can't mean the source code complexity, because Chrome
and FF are probably on the same order.

Regards.
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Re: Dear monkey

[Frank-Rainer Grahl]

Well without some details the support people can't fix any real or perceived 
problems. Probably a case here were a much simpler program like Chrome does 
the job better so not loosing any sleep over it.


FRG

Richard Owlett wrote:

On 07/21/2018 12:47 AM, Roger Ruth wrote:
I just installed sea monkey after using it for over five or six years I 
don't know what your support people are doing but it certainly is not taking 
care of your site I had problem after problem after problem. It was not just 
one particular all the time. It seemed like every time I tried to use it it 
was something different One time it would give me a prompt "cannot 
upload/download at this time Try again later". Or it would ask me to sign 
in I would sign in and the same box would come back up asking me to sign in 
again. I would do this and the box would reappeared again. I bet I did this 
a half a dozen times or more and could never send an emaiot would only 
recognize ant address that had an attorney.net tag and nothing. Then it 
stopped even recognizeing thoes.I just got fed up with sea monkey and 
completely removed and deleted it from my computer and I will never use it 
again.


Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android



What URL did you visit?
What OS were you using?
I don't see Android listed at https://www.seamonkey-project.org



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Re: Dear monkey

[Richard Owlett]

On 07/21/2018 12:47 AM, Roger Ruth wrote:

I just installed sea monkey after using it for over five or six years I don't know what 
your support people are doing but it certainly is not taking care of your site I had 
problem after problem after problem. It was not just one particular all the time. It 
seemed like every time I tried to use it it was something different One time it would 
give me a prompt "cannot upload/download at this time Try again later". Or it 
would ask me to sign in I would sign in and the same box would come back up asking me to 
sign in again. I would do this and the box would reappeared again. I bet I did this a 
half a dozen times or more and could never send an emaiot would only recognize ant 
address that had an attorney.net tag and nothing. Then it stopped even recognizeing 
thoes.I just got fed up with sea monkey and completely removed and deleted it from my 
computer and I will never use it again.

Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android



What URL did you visit?
What OS were you using?
I don't see Android listed at https://www.seamonkey-project.org


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