Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

DeMoN LaG wrote: >Mircea Romantan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in >[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 30 Jul 2001: > >>IE renders a mess out of that page . >>Nice. Done a Print Screen. >>Do you know other sites IE fails to render ? >> > >Used to have a screen shot of what IE 5.5 did to

Re: Proposal: Mozilla 1.0 Release Criteria - Performance (Updated)

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Al Vining says... > >JTK wrote: >> >> Man, now THIS is productivity! Can you imagine how far Mozilla would be by now >> had you and I had been checking 'em off at this clip three years ago!??! > >Either: "In exactly the same place", or "Nowhere" (assuming you'd be

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

Mircea Romantan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 30 Jul 2001: > IE renders a mess out of that page . > Nice. Done a Print Screen. > Do you know other sites IE fails to render ? > Used to have a screen shot of what IE 5.5 did to a page. It was a CNET

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

IE renders a mess out of that page . Nice. Done a Print Screen. Do you know other sites IE fails to render ? DeMoN LaG wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carlfish) wrote in >[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 28 Jul 2001: > >>On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 22:23:01 -0500, Mr Bluster >><[EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Christopher Jahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -N6/6.01 were bug-ridden nightmares, especially Mail and News > -Mail & News still not performing at reliable levels Did tying the browser and the mail&news client together made sense in the first place? Does it make

Re: How do the cookie files work in Mozilla?

Garth Wallace wrote: > > > Isn't this cookie thing kind of like "OPT OUT"? Shouldn't it be more > > like "OPT IN" where I OK my 5 sites and the rest can F off? > > No, it's not like "opt out" because it won't set > the cookie unless you confirm that you want it. That's a little disengenuous. I

Re: Mozilla vs. the Public 8 Ball

Turns out there's a bug on this: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57769 This describes a particular crash on the 8ball page; I still have yet to see it crash, but I haven't tried on anything but Win32 yet. Also, the multipart/x-mixed-replace stuff apparently doesn't apply anymore.

Using helper app to display images?

Hi all, Is it possible to configure mozilla 0.9.2 (Linux intel) to use a helper app to display images (jpegs)? I've tried everything, and mozilla continues itself to render any image sent from the server. I've searched the mozilla site and the newsgroups and cannot find a solution. Any help is

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

And it came to pass that Christopher Jahn wrote: > And it came to pass that Jerry Baker wrote: > >> Apparently no one is investigating the poor adoption of >> Mozilla/NN6 at all. > > Try reading netscape.public.beta.feedback.* > NC4.x users make it very clear why they haven't changed: > > -N6/

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

And it came to pass that Jerry Baker wrote: > Apparently no one is investigating the poor adoption of > Mozilla/NN6 at all. Try reading netscape.public.beta.feedback.* NC4.x users make it very clear why they haven't changed: -N6/6.01 were bug-ridden nightmares, especially Mail and News -Mail &

Re: How do the cookie files work in Mozilla?

On Sun, 29 Jul 2001 14:05:56 -0700, "Garth Wallace" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >No, it's not like "opt out" because it won't set >the cookie unless you confirm that you want it. I know I have to OPT OUT *every time*!

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Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

On Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Jerry Baker wrote: > > Jerry Baker wrote: >> >> I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under >> 0.5%. Is there anyone investigating why? > > Apparently no one is investigating the poor adoption of Mozilla/NN6 at > all. Er. Have you *tried* using NN

Re: Netscape 6.1 Opens in same instance

Scott wrote: > > I just installed Netscape 6.1 beta and I am having a problem when I > start it from a shortcut. It opens in the same window as the > currently open window instead of starting a new browser window. > > How do I get it to start a new browser window when I start it from a > window

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

Jerry Baker wrote: > > I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under > 0.5%. Is there anyone investigating why? > > -- > Jerry Baker Apparently no one is investigating the poor adoption of Mozilla/NN6 at all. I would be interested in working with anyone who wishes to a

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

Carlfish wrote: > On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 22:23:01 -0500, Mr Bluster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > somehow managed to type: > >>Carlfish wrote: >> >>>IE renders standards-compliant websites better than NN. This is a simple >>>matter of fact - IE supports far more of the DOM and CSS standards than >>>NN

Re: Dammit Anyway

Ima Pist wrote: >I downloaded the new "pre commercial" 07-25 Mozilla. > >It still will not display stock charts when i enter a symbol on excite.com. > >If the browser wont do the obvious consumer chores all the compliance in the >world is useless > Just checked, works fine! Mozilla/5.0 (Windows

Re: Standard way for external app to add netscape mail and news entries for 4.7 and 6?

Greg Lorriman wrote: >I can do this easily with some registry additions for OE. But so far I >haven't been able to find anything for netscape that isn't painful. > >Anybody have any ideas? > >Greg > >-- >Marvellous freeware tools at >http://www.lorriman.demon.co.uk > > > > edit the prefs.js file

Re: Why does mozilla use wierd profiles? Where is the profile manager?

Brook Harty wrote: >Why is mozilla prefs so complicated? I want to keep all my >email/news/bookmarks/cache in the same directory, like netscape 4's user >profile manager. (Using Win2K) > >How can I make mozilla use something like c:\net\mozilla\iw, I would like to >move my mozilla prefs in \docum

Re: unsubscribe

you must be joking? You have to do that yourself!!! "D. Alvarado" wrote:

Re: How do the cookie files work in Mozilla?

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > On Fri, 27 Jul 2001 21:13:39 -0400, Albert > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >FYI, you can allow mozilla to regulate your cookie file. For example, > >deny doubleclick.net but allow yahoo.com, deny ads.msn.com, all

Re: Dumb Questions on MRJ & Netscape 4.0X

And it came to pass that Raymond F. Lulling wrote: > Ok my question is How do I use MRJ with Netscape 4.03.1 or > Comunicator 4.04.1? > This is not a Netscape group. You want: snews://secnews.netscape.com/netscape/macintosh -- }:-) Christopher Jahn {:-( Dionysian Reveler Se

Re: Dumb Questions on MRJ & Netscape 4.0X

"Raymond F. Lulling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > Ok my question is How do I use MRJ with Netscape 4.03.1 or Comunicator > 4.04.1? This newsgroup is not for Netscape 4.x issues. It is for work on the open source Mozilla project

Standard way for external app to add netscape mail and news entries for 4.7 and 6?

I can do this easily with some registry additions for OE. But so far I haven't been able to find anything for netscape that isn't painful. Anybody have any ideas? Greg -- Marvellous freeware tools at http://www.lorriman.demon.co.uk

Mozilla background in your mobile phone?

As a real Mozillafan I wanted to have a Mozilla background in my mobile phone. I've made a simple background for mobile phones supporting EMS(EricssonT20e, Ericsson T29, Ericsson T39, Ericsson R520 and Siemens ME45). If you have one of these phones you can get the background by using WAP: www.f

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

Mark Owen wrote: > On Thu, 26 Jul 2001 12:16:28 -0600, Jerry Baker > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under >>0.5%. Is there anyone investigating why? >> >>-- >>Jerry Baker >> > > I use NN4.77 at home and work (a UK FE College).

Re: Mozilla and NN6 Usage

Jay Garcia wrote: > Jerry Baker wrote: > >>Carlfish wrote: >> >> >>>3. Use it because they really, really prefer NN over Internet Explorer, >>> despite IE5+ being more stable, and rendering modern HTML better. >>> >>> >>It is these users that intrigue me. It would seem to me, on the surface >>an

Notify (Bookmarks)

Hi, in Mozilla (using 0.9.2) I can configure bookmarks so I'm notified when the page changes. Is this really implemented? I tried this feature, but nothing happened. I would think it's just not finished yet, but reading the description of bug 74627 makes me think it works for others. Thanks,

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