Re: No passwords or email

[Rob C.]

If you're using an add-on to "Remember Passwords" (I forget 
the exact name), I was told it breaks Password Management in 
SeaMonkey 2.30 update .  If you disable it things will 
magically return to be more normal.  Saved 
Usernames/Passwords will be entered automatically or added. 
 For Banking, Credit cards.etc.. in my case, you have to 
type the first letter of the log-in before auto-fill will 
complete the rest on sites that don't allow it.


Chuck wrote:

Since the last update I have no passwords in Password
Manager nor can I edit or add passwords
aldso as a result,
I cannot log in to download emails

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Re: v2.29 Passwords

[Rob C.]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 09/28/2014 06:30 PM, Rob C. wrote:

Please tell me it isn't so but I just upgraded to v2.29.1
and now it
seems all my passwords are missing.  How do I get things
right again? Or
am I in for a big headache.  Thanks!



Are you using the Remember Passwords extension?

"The Remember Passwords add-on breaks password handling.
Please disable or uninstall this add-on using the Add-ons
Manager."

<http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.29/#issues>



Walt,
Thanks once again.  That got it going!
RC
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v2.29 Passwords

[Rob C.]

Please tell me it isn't so but I just upgraded to v2.29.1 
and now it seems all my passwords are missing.  How do I get 
things right again? Or am I in for a big headache.  Thanks!

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Re: migrating seamonkey 2.2

[Rob C.]

That sounds about the same as I would have done except there 
is one other set of files I would have moved  Import these 
in the same way you did the other set.  Hopefully these will 
help:  E:\Documents and
Settings\Jim\Local Settings\Application 
Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\[oldgeneratedprofilename].default\ 




Jim wrote:

windows xp (currently bare of updates)
seamonkey 2.2 (exists on C and E disks)

I had to change boot disks and reinstall xp (not enough horsepower to run
win 7).

I installed 2.2 on the new C, closed it, copied all personal settings data
(the whole subfolder tree -- about 165 files) from  E:\Documents and
Settings\Jim\Application
Data\Mozilla\SeaMonkey\Profiles\[oldgeneratedprofilename].default\
under the new same D&  S tree on the new C:\.
I erased the new C:\ settings tree and renamed the top folder of the
copied tree portion to

Restarted Seamonkey and the email was correctly populated with the old
accounts, emails, settings, etc.

However, the browser failed to populate all of the old settings (it did
populate maybe 1 percent or less).

What did I do wrongplease?
How do I repop all of the browser settings?

Thanks,

jim

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Re: SM 1119, How to change wmv default app?

[Rob C.]

Paul,

What I haven't seen suggested and what may help make the 
change you want, is this.  Open Control Panel, then Folder 
Options.  Click on the File Types tab and scroll down to the 
.wmv extension. Once you select it you can use the Change 
button to choose the program that opens .wmv files.  You may 
need to use the Browse button to find the executable file 
for the media player you choose to use.  This is a global 
change, not just a change in SeaMonkey.  You can also change 
other extensions in this manner if you wish. HTH. (Would 
have posted earlier but server's been down)

Rob C.
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Re: Road Runner Speed Test

[Rob C.]

I can't answer your question directly but try some of the 
speed tests at this website: 
http://www.broadbandreports.com/speedtest
You can also run Flash or Java  based tests.  It may answer 
your question if you are able to get things  working there.  HTH

Rob C.


David E. Ross wrote:

My broadband service is via a Road Runner (Time Warner) cable modem.
When I go to
<http://www.timewarnercable.com/socal/learn/hso/speedtest.html>, I am
indeed able to test my download and upload speeds.

However, while the results are displayed, I have a serious problem with
SeaMonkey's Cookie Manager.  If I go to [Tools > Cookie Manager > Manage
Stored Cookies] and view my accumulated cookies and select a cookie, it
stays selected for only 1-2 seconds.  If I scroll to the bottom of the
list of cookies, the list snaps back to the top.  This problem goes away
if I disable and then re-enable JavaScript.

In one case, I cleared the Error Console just before running a speed
test.  After running the speed test, the Error Console reported the
three following errors (plus more than 50 warnings):

Error: test_completed is not defined
Source File: javascript:test_completed(1454,363,43,8)
Line: 1

Error: a is undefined
Source File: http://www.timewarnercable.com/includes/js/global.js?-935187755
Line: 52

Error: a is undefined
Source File: http://www.timewarnercable.com/includes/js/global.js?-935187755
Line: 52

My configuration is as follows:

Windows XP Home Edition Version 5.1 (Service Pack 3)

Motorola cable modem
Netgear cable/DSL Internet router

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.1.15)
Gecko/20101027 SeaMonkey/2.0.10

Cookies for the originating Web site only

Flash 10.1.102.64 (10.1 r102) (usually blocked with FlashBlock but
unblocked for the speed test, which uses Flash)

Extensions (enabled: 8)
* Adblock Plus 1.2.2 (http://adblockplus.org/)
* DOM Inspector 2.0.8 (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/inspector/)
* Find Preferences 1.0
* Flashblock 1.3.17 (http://flashblock.mozdev.org/)
* Live HTTP headers 0.16
* PrefBar 5.1.1 (http://prefbar.mozdev.org/)
* Preserve Download Modification Timestamp 2010.09.12.18
* Show Password On Input 0.1.3
(https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/6143/)
* ShowIP 0.8.19 (http://code.google.com/p/firefox-showip/)

Note that Road Runner's speed test uses the same Ookla engine that the
FCC's <http://www.broadband.gov/> uses.  When I use the FCC site, I
don't have any problems with Cookie Manager.

Road Runner (of course) insists that my setup is causing the problem.
Contrary to Road Runner's replies to my messages, I DO INDEED GET A
SPEED TEST FROM THEIR
<http://www.timewarnercable.com/socal/lear/hso/speedtest.html>.  For
some reason, they keep indicating that I cannot do a speed test at their
site when I keep telling them that the speed test runs to completion and
gives reasonable results.  (This is quite common for technical support
services that operate entirely from prepared scripts.)

My question is whether anyone can determine accurately where the problem
lies: in Road Runner's Web page or in SeaMonkey.


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Re: FREAKIN' Adobe!!!

[Rob C.]

JD wrote:

David E. Ross wrote:

On 8/21/10 6:03 PM, Cruz, Jaime wrote:

How does one get the latest Flash Player for Seamonkey?  They've changed
their *&#$ing site so that it wants to install an "Add On" to Seamonkey,
which won't install because it's not FireFox.

I changed the setting to bypass Compatibility checking so it installs...
but it won't RUN because it says you're not running Firefox!!

They USED to have a web link where you could get the Windows Installer
file directly, but that link has disappeared.  How the *&^# are we
supposed to get the latest fixes if those JACKASSES take away the
SIMPLEST way of installing... you know... the way that actually 
WORKED???




I'm seeing a great amoung of blather in this thread that is quite
contrary to my experience.

First of all, when I go to, the
installation file downloads to whatever folder I specify.  It does not
install until I execute that file.


Not the way it works on Windows XP home edition. I was able to locate 
the install file and install it that way.



I actually did download Flash 10.1 (actually 10.1.82.76) from that URI
using SeaMonkey 2.0.6 exactly a week ago.  I then installed it for
SeaMonkey without any problems.  Finally, I archived the installation
file, which I do for ALL software and updates that I download and 
install.


Note that the installation itself does not involve SeaMonkey.  It only
involves executing the installation file.  I generally terminate all
other applications while installing new or updated software.  I
definitely would not use SeaMonkey's Add-ons Manager since Flash is not
an add-on.

Today, I again downloaded the installation file from the same URI.  This
time, I generated both MD5 and SHA1 comparisons between the newly
downloaded file and last week's archived file.  The two files are
identical.  This means you too should be able to download the file via
SeaMonkey and install it.

Yes, Flash MIGHT set its own cookies.  However, you can go to
 


and set Flash not to set cookies.



I didn't see a place to set Flash to not set cookies. Saw a place to 
delete them.




Think you have to set the slider to allow 0 storage place.
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Re: FREAKIN' Adobe!!!

[Rob C.]

Cruz, Jaime wrote:
How does one get the latest Flash Player for Seamonkey?  They've changed 
their *&#$ing site so that it wants to install an "Add On" to Seamonkey, 
which won't install because it's not FireFox.


I changed the setting to bypass Compatibility checking so it installs... 
but it won't RUN because it says you're not running Firefox!!


They USED to have a web link where you could get the Windows Installer 
file directly, but that link has disappeared.  How the *&^# are we 
supposed to get the latest fixes if those JACKASSES take away the 
SIMPLEST way of installing... you know... the way that actually WORKED???



You can still download and install manually here:

For the Plug-in: 
http://fpdownload.adobe.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player.exe 

For Active X: 
http://fpdownload.adobe.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player_ax.exe


This comes from the following Adobe page for Troubleshooting 
Flash installs:

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/191/tn_19166.html#main_DownloadInstall

They hide the stuff now, but it still exists.
Rob C.
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Re: Cookie Control

[Rob C.]

BeeNeR wrote:


Are there any plans to update the security of cookies to the settings
that were available in 1.x SM?  i.e.  Preferences/Privacy&
Security/Cookies/Allow cookies based on privacy settings.

Being able to have different levels of acceptance/denial of various
cookies was, at least *I* though, a great idea.

I agree.  That one additional setting would help prevent me 
from having to take time out from some enjoyable web 
surfing, just to manually handle all the cookies thrown my way!


Rob
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Re: Favicons display in navigation bar

[Rob C.]

Martin Freitag wrote:

John Doue schrieb:
I have a surprising problem. For several sites, 
including Google, the navigation bar displays the wrong
 favicon, always Yahoo's. For most others, the favicon 
displays correctly.


I tried changing my home page from yahoo to another one
 for which the favicon displays correctly, no change. I
 tried clearing the cache, still no luck.

On my bookmarks personal toolbar folder, the same sites
 are set with and show the correct favicons.

My about:config settings are those from Chris'page: 
http://seamonkey.ilias.ca/browserfaq/Favicons


Any suggestions? I use 1.1.17 version


Have you tried if it behaves the same in a second new 
profile? (use the Profile Manager to create/manage 
additional profiles)


btw: SM1.1.18 is out ;-)

regards Martin


Martin,
This is the same behavior I posted about last week. I've
tried all the suggestions people have offered, to no avail.
I tried deleting the problematic bookmark and found the
problem just jumped to another "https:" bookmark. The Icon
is the the problem not the bookmark itself. If I uncheck
"Show Website Icons" on the Appearance page of Preferences
and reboot, the problem is completely gone. The problem will
reappear if putting the check back. I don't really
understand why a reboot is needed instead of just restarting
SM. (Not using Quick Launch) I can't help but wonder if some
of us may have run across something a little viral out there
in internet land causing this, or possibly a buggy helper
application. I reverted back to 1.1.16 which never displayed
this, but it does now!  I'm not using any extensions/add-ons
with SM 1.1.17
Rob C.


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SSL Certificate Errors

[Rob C.]

I've been getting a Security Error box 
popping up lately when I visit various 
websites.  It says the certificate 
doesn't match the domain.  I get that 
part but the certificate presented seems 
to always match a domain that I do 
frequent, i.e it shows a certificate for 
"ups.com" when I visit "mot.com".  It's 
like somethings gotten out of sequence. 
 I've tried making a new profile, a r/r 
of SM, reverting to an older version of 
SM  and it makes no difference.  I'm 
using SM 1.1.17 with no extensions and 
WinXP.  Any help appreciated.


Rob
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Re: A way to remove individual entries in the location bar?

[Rob C.]

Martin Feitag wrote:

Martin Feitag schrieb:

Tony schrieb:

Martin Feitag wrote:

Tony schrieb:

Is there a way to remove certain entries that have resulted from
mistyping in the location bar? In SM 1.1.17 and below, I could remove
entries by editing localstore.rdf. Now with SM 2.0b1, I can't do
that it
seems.


Open the History (Shortcut Ctrl+H for me, othewise Go => History), type
your unwanted url or at least a part of it in the searchbox at the top
left and delete that entry via mouse or by pressing "Del" on your
keyboard.
regards

Martin


Removing the entry from the history does not remove it from the location
bar. In SM 1.x.x, the entries could be removed in localstore.rdf. Not so
in SM 2.0b1.


In SM2 it works that way!
At least for me, I am unsure what else might affect this, but when I 
delete a site there, it is no longer being suggested in thr urlbar while 
typing afterwards.

regards

Martin
It seems to work on some entries but not 
others.  Don't know why but the Add-on 
works every time.  Thanks for the url.

Rob C.
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Re: A way to remove individual entries in the location bar?

[Rob C.]

Tony wrote:
Is there a way to remove certain entries that have resulted from 
mistyping in the location bar? In SM 1.1.17 and below, I could remove 
entries by editing localstore.rdf. Now with SM 2.0b1, I can't do that it 
seems.


Now that we have some suggestions, I'm 
going with the Add-On, SQLite Manager. 
Seems to be pretty straight forward and 
it installs  right there in SeaMonkey's 
Tool menu.  Very Handy.

Rob C.
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Re: A way to remove individual entries in the location bar?

[Rob C.]

Tony wrote:
Is there a way to remove certain entries that have resulted from 
mistyping in the location bar? In SM 1.1.17 and below, I could remove 
entries by editing localstore.rdf. Now with SM 2.0b1, I can't do that it 
seems.

The data for the location bar is now stored in a new file.  It's a "SQLite 3"
database file and while it can be read with, it cannot be modified by
a text editor.  The file is named "urlbarhistory.sqlite" and is in a different
location from localstore.rdf.  2 options I can figure are 1) delete the file
and it will automatically start a new one(same as hitting the clear
location bar in Prefs) or 2) keep the one you want to disappear at the
bottom of the list until 30 others kick it off!  Or find/learn to use a
SQite 3 editor. (not for me)
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