Random feature request I've been meaning to through out there for
consideration (is this a stupid idea?):
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23508
and others. I'm hoping to have something ready by the end of this month.
Search Bugzilla, people! :-)
Gerv
The exact same thing happened to me, I have not been able to get Netscape
6.01 to work, but I have had success getting netscape 6 to work. What I did
was to delete the .netscape directory in your home directory, then reinstall
netscape, also try deleting the .mozilla directory, youll lose your
Joel Bierling wrote:
0.9.1 has disabled access to history.length.
It may be related to http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=81415
Alexey
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Steve Meredith wrote:
5. Is there any way I can make 'Get Messages' get messages from _all_ the
folders, not just my inbox? I have use an imap mail server where filtering is
done on the server, and so new messages don't only appear in my Inbox. This was
my _main_ frustration with
Hi,
I am having trouble doing cvs update (using:
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot ), it seems that at least
couple of the files on the CVS server are broken:
cvs [server aborted]: unable to parse
/cvsroot/mozilla/nsprpub/lib/.cvsignore,v; `author' not in the expected
place
cvs [server
Tim Wunder wrote:
BTW, I hope you never used return receipts in NC4x, they're missing from
Moz. It will neither ask for receipts nor return them. They may be
implemented some day.
Cool, now I have an excuse ;-)
I _hate_ return receipts but enver wanted to appear rude before, now Ican
jesus X wrote:
Gervase Markham wrote:
2. How can I change the order of the columns in the view of an email folder?
AFAIK, you can't.
3. How can I change the priority of a message I've been sent? (It was
right-click and pick from menu in Netscape)
AFAIK, you can't.
It's like a
Tim Wunder wrote:
Search bugzilla first. If you don't find it, enter an enhancement bug.
I did for two of the issues. I found a bug related to the IMAP one and voted for
it. One of my submissions was a dup, but it seems they get picked up pretty
quickly.
I guess I'll have to learn to use the
Can the file client.mk be set in a way NOT grab all the noise inside
Mozilla? (i.e mail, news. LDAP). I just need to CVS the core browser.
Regards,
If this a FAQ, I must be too stupid to find the answer.
What is nscatfood, and where do I find a list of such definitions?
Phil
...in a word, yes.
Italic means it has been downloaded for offline reading :-S
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73808
*sigh*, I guess I'll just have to wait. Been very imrpessed with the browser so
far though :-)
cheers,
Chris
Gervase Markham wrote:
4. Where can I manage different user profiles?
mozilla -profilemanager, or the Profile Manager link that you should have
got in your Start Menu.
Thanks :-)
I got the download I was told to though, so I never had the Start Menu links
created :-S
It would be nice if
Is there a way I can force Moz (0.9.1) to pickup my NSCP 4.77 profile
(mail, bookmarks, etc.)?
I have been uninstalling / reinstalling as the new releases of Moz have
been coming out for about a year or so -- and since it picked up my NSCP
profile the first time I installed Moz, I can't seem
If I try to connect to any https site, mozilla pops up a message saying
https is not a registered protocol.
This is mozilla 0.9 on Red Hat Linux 7.0. Build ID 2001050717.
I suspect registering it has something to do with the Personal Security
Manager - but when I try to open that (from the
Chris Withers wrote:
Tim Wunder wrote:
BTW, I hope you never used return receipts in NC4x, they're missing from
Moz. It will neither ask for receipts nor return them. They may be
implemented some day.
Cool, now I have an excuse ;-)
I _hate_ return receipts but enver wanted to appear
Mark Higgins wrote:
If I try to connect to any https site, mozilla pops up a message saying
https is not a registered protocol.
This is mozilla 0.9 on Red Hat Linux 7.0. Build ID 2001050717.
I suspect registering it has something to do with the Personal Security
Manager - but when I try to
Phil wrote:
If this a FAQ, I must be too stupid to find the answer.
What is nscatfood, and where do I find a list of such definitions?
Phil
When all fails,use a Google search.You will find some information at the
Mozilla website/status
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Definition of an
Fulvio Perini wrote:
Mark Higgins wrote:
...
Anyone have any suggestions? Any info most appreciated.
You are correct.Secure sites are still not handled properly. :-(
Ah - thanks for the info. I guess that's what you get when you run a
product that's still in development! :)
The way I look at it:
You sent it. You did *not* get a bounce message back. I got it then.
I may not care and may just delete it, but just the fact it didn't
bounce tells you I got it
Not necessarily. I have several email aliases @gerv.net sent to /dev/null
as they pick up too much
Is there a way I can force Moz (0.9.1) to pickup my NSCP 4.77 profile
(mail, bookmarks, etc.)?
You have to delete your old profile first. It's in your user data dir,
wherever that is on your version of Windows. Grep your hard disk for
folders called Mozilla; that should ferret it out. Or I
And it came to pass that Buddy McKee wrote:
Is there a way I can force Moz (0.9.1) to pickup my NSCP
4.77 profile (mail, bookmarks, etc.)?
I have been uninstalling / reinstalling as the new releases
of Moz have been coming out for about a year or so -- and
since it picked up my NSCP
Phil skrev:
If this a FAQ, I must be too stupid to find the answer.
What is nscatfood, and where do I find a list of such definitions?
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/describekeywords.cgi
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Dennis Andersen
Yes,
You can use the import facility to import the V4.- bookmarks into
Mozilla. I retired my NSV4.77 last month.
As for address books, just export your address book from NSV4.- as a text
file, and then you can import it into Mozilla using the import facility.
Once you have
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that R.K.Aa. wrote:
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that friday wrote:
Macromedia doesn't support Mozilla, the rotten bastards.
Shockwave Flash at least works fine with Mozilla on Linux.
I'm sure it works in Mozilla
Buddy McKee wrote:
Is there a way I can force Moz (0.9.1) to pickup my NSCP 4.77 profile
(mail, bookmarks, etc.)?
I have been uninstalling / reinstalling as the new releases of Moz have
been coming out for about a year or so -- and since it picked up my NSCP
profile the first time I
Temp folder.I am just guessing that you do not have one,after your
hard drive work. For some reason,there is a folder called nscomm,which
sounds a lot like Netscape Communicator.I never saw anything
Where exactly is nscomm? c:\?\? for example.
Thanks,
brettr
PSM still needs work. Strange behavior - asking for password at
different times using particular sites. Let me explain. Using IE, when
I move over to www.weathertap.com and click on any of their icons, a
password window will appear. When using Mozilla, sometimes that is the
case and
Here's what I did to get java working in Mozilla 0.9.1 under Linux (Debian Woody):
1) Download x86 Talkback enabled Full Installer. The Net Installer consistently
failed to download all the components, despite my reliable, high-speed internet
connection.
2) Run installer normally.
3) Download
Chris Withers wrote:
Tim Wunder wrote:
Search bugzilla first. If you don't find it, enter an enhancement bug.
I did for two of the issues. I found a bug related to the IMAP one and voted for
it. One of my submissions was a dup, but it seems they get picked up pretty
quickly.
I guess
Hello,
I am looking into ways to make myself usefull for the mozilla project,
and I thought about implementing a jabber client into mozilla so there
is no need to make different clients for different IM systems. I was
wondering if there is/has been something like this?
Greetins Olle
Hello,
well it's the first message I write to the list
I hope my suggestions make you do a better browser... you've done it so
well with 0.9.1!!
Well here they are:
1) CSS: I've seen that the browser makes some mistakes in representing
CSS, here there is an example:
DIV.RESALTADO {
Mark Higgins wrote:
Fulvio Perini wrote:
Mark Higgins wrote:
...
Anyone have any suggestions? Any info most appreciated.
You are correct.Secure sites are still not handled properly. :-(
Ah - thanks for the info. I guess that's what you get when you run a
product that's still in
As far as I can see, those bugs are that its always returning the same
thing. What I'm referring to is that for the first time (Netscape 4
Mozilla all versions), 0.9.1 is preventing access to history.length per the
documentation which says that you need browser privileges to access it.
So this
Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote:
Not trying to start a rumor. Just quoting the article in in the link
supplied in the news message.
But it never said they were STOOPING their browser arm. That was just more bad
interpretation of bad writing.
The thought has me almost contemplating jumping
Chris Withers wrote:
So go vote :-)
No, I meant hacking the order of display.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9656
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=84894
Maybe I will... :)
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email [ jesusx
Chris Withers wrote:
So go vote :-)
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9656
I voted for this one, but...
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=84894
I won't vote for this one. Why? In the mail client, the only columns I have
visible are the red flag, subject, sender, date,
bugdust wrote:
I configure Moz for audio/x-mpeg so it calls xmms, then hit a link of
that type. Moz asks me if I want to use xmms, I confirm, xmms launches
and nothing happens. Xmms plays nothing. Same behavior with mpg123 and
noatun.
Realvideo mime types launch and run ok.
What
O de Zwart wrote:
Hello,
I am looking into ways to make myself usefull for the mozilla project,
and I thought about implementing a jabber client into mozilla so there
is no need to make different clients for different IM systems. I was
wondering if there is/has been something like
I seem to be able to receive emails that have images inserted or attached to
them in Mozilla 0.9.1 fine but I can't get it to send out emails with files
in them like jpg's or with such files attached. Any ideas?
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Ray Howe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 9 Jun 2001 00:27:26 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christopher Jahn)
wrote:
Shockwave Flash at least works fine with Mozilla on Linux.
I'm sure it works in Mozilla under MS OS'es as well.
Not in Win 98SE. I've tried several times.
Works for me on Win95. Just install the Shockwave plugin in some
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