> * Netscape's icon
> * Netscape's throbber
> * Netscape's splash screen
> * Netscape & partner logos in about:
> * The string "Netscape" in the UI
I hate to break it to you, but the string "Netscape" does appear in
the Mozilla ui.
Try making a page such as
Not that I'm complaining. I know
On 09/20/2001 08:36 PM, Holger Metzger wrote:
> Are you trying to have a customized x-header line or a customized reply
> intro line?
A customized reply intro line.
> user_pref("mailnews.reply_header_type", 1);
>
> Bedeutungen:
> 0 = No Reply-Text
> 1 = wrote: - Netscape 3.xx/4.xx style
> 2
Despite the remarkable stabilty of Mozilla, I'd say if you're not a
webdesigner (me) or a techie (them) then you probably should hold off
investigating Mozilla and related technologies such as Netscape 6 for
a few more months. It has some strange hiccups which make it not so
fun to use, and curren
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Ian Hickson wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Pierre Chanial wrote:
>> They claim IE6 has a full CSS Level1 and DOM1 support.
>> Is it that right?
>
> Define "full".
Support almost, but not entirely, unlike standards compliance? ;-)
It's better, certainly,
but...ht
Daniel Veditz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 21 Sep 2001:
> Jonathan Wilson wrote:
>
>> As opposed to using visual C++?
>> Other than the use of NMAKE, what other visual C++ only
>> technologies does mozilla use?
>> Is there any reason why a "port" to
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> From the looks of the NPL, its a set of amendments that go on top of the
> MPL.
> Can someone explain in laymans terms what these amendments mean and why
> they are necessary?
> Why isnt the code just all relicened under the MPL?
http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/FAQ.html
htt
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> As opposed to using visual C++?
> Other than the use of NMAKE, what other visual C++ only technologies
> does mozilla use?
> Is there any reason why a "port" to gcc win32 wouldnt be possible?
>
There have been attempts to switch the windows builds over to autoconf and
jesus X wrote:
> benjamin mooney wrote:
>
>>is there a way that chrome files can be accessed within a web page and
>>used functionaly? i tried taking a copy of editor.xul and calling it
>>from an iframe, it displayed perfectly but lost all functionality.
>
> No. That type of operation has been
In article <9oe0hq$2gpa$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would love to be able to enter Mozilla without seeing the
> sidebar. I turn it off every time I enter, but Mozilla
> never remembers that it is hidden when I exit. Any ideas?
Hide the sidebar. Then close the window.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would love to be able to enter Mozilla without seeing the
> sidebar. I turn it off every time I enter, but Mozilla
> never remembers that it is hidden when I exit. Any ideas?
>
> This is using Mozilla 0.9.4
> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i586; en-US; rv:0.9.4) Gecko/2
Bob Davis wrote:
> http://tv.yahoo.com/grid?lineup=us_NH28448&.intl=us&startdate=0&starthour=0
>
> Okay now try to open the combo(show the list box) w/o using the mouse. I
> can make selections with the down or up arrow but I cant get the list to
> show w/o using the mouse to click the arrow i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Emlyn) wrote in message
news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Me, I say don't bother. It's the GNU GPL, not the MPL, that makes the
> two licsenses incompatable.
Check out this link on Mozilla's website:
http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/relicensing-faq.html
Netscape and Mozilla are relice
As opposed to using visual C++?
Other than the use of NMAKE, what other visual C++ only technologies
does mozilla use?
Is there any reason why a "port" to gcc win32 wouldnt be possible?
multipart
Thanks for your interest.
I installed libstdc++2.9 as well. That got the install past the
previous objection. Now it complains:
Gtk-CRITICAL**:file gtkprogress.c:line 518
(gtk_progress_set_percentage):assertion 'percentage >=0 && 1.0' failed
which it repeats 6 times and then:
./mozilla-installer
I would love to be able to enter Mozilla without seeing the
sidebar. I turn it off every time I enter, but Mozilla
never remembers that it is hidden when I exit. Any ideas?
This is using Mozilla 0.9.4
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i586; en-US; rv:0.9.4) Gecko/20010913
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Greg Nee wrote:
> i've run into this problem in both win2k and xp. Is there a bug filed
> for this? The problem for me is that I can't reliably reproduce it. It
> just seems to come up randomly.
I get it every time I follow the menus of Orcacle TechNet to
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/oc4j
You have the wrong end of the stick. It's not that way round, it's the
other way round - developers who want to combine our code with GPLed
apps. We still aren't letting GPLed code into the tree. For one example
of a group who want to use our code in a GPLed app, see Galeon.
Things like NSPR a
ej2k wrote:
> Anyone else have this problem and has it been fixed in 0.9.4?
So far, I've found that most composition window "oddities" are resolved
when you minimize and restore the window. An easy enough workaround for
most of the problems I see, but I don't know if it helps in the case you
This is not the case. Let's do a thought experiment:
You have a file of code. You make three copies and put one of the
license header from the MPL, LGPL and GPL on each one. Whenever you make
changes to "the file", you update all three copies. If someone wants to
use the file, he picks which c
ej2k wrote:
> Why does the editor bug out with cut & paste? I
> try to highlight one word and the entire text of
> whatever I cut last glues itself into that
> position. If you try to delete the highlighted
> portion, the whole message deletes.
>
> It's *extremely* irritating and one of the
Since my name has been invoked :-)
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On 20/09/2001 at 13:11 Gervase Markham wrote:
>>> Note that there are at least two folks--Simon Lucy and myself--who
>>> object to specifics in the current proposal for dual licensing (though
>>> not the concept i
Hi all,
I use mozilla for so long now and I have the feeling that the browser is
working slower on my machine on each release and I don't know why. I run
FreeBSD 4.4 on a K6II 500 384MB RAM. Mozilla 0.9.3 needed 18 seconds to
start, which was already too long for me, but ok, I just keep a windo
Greg Nee wrote:
> Thanks, gerv, I've already heard the arguments and they have some
> validity. But why not use another less-commonly-used key for the same
> function?
Check the keyboard spec on www.mozilla.org, find an unused key and file
a bug. :-)
> Anyway, would you happen to be able to
Jay Garcia wrote:
> The current Netscape release is 6.1 which is basically Mozilla 0.9.2
> with added freatures such as AOL/AIM, Net2Phone, etc. There are some
> preferences missing in 6.1 that are included in Mozilla such as the
> feature that allows Mozilla users to block images that do not
Andre Wohnig wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> I can change the header type for reply in the file mailnews.js. But i
> can only change it to the default. I want to have an user specified
> header, but i don't know how to do this. Is there an additional file
> where i can define my header? Or do i have
In article <01d501c141f8$cb349400$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Hall
Stevenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > * Netscape Instant Messenger
>
> Available seperately. Is it 'integrated' into Netscape's
> version, like in the sidebar or something ??
It is integrated but optional (like Mail&News).
> > *
Okay now try to open the combo(show the list box) w/o using the mouse. I
can make selections with the down or up arrow but I cant get the list to
show w/o using the mouse to click the arrow icon to the right.
bob
Jay Garcia wrote:
> Bob Davis wrote:
>
>> Sorry I didnt specify. I meant the dro
Peter Lairo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Gervase Markham wrote:
>>>what's the prize I have won? ;-)
>> From the original post:
>>"Asa won a holiday to someplace near Yosemite at the picnic today, but
>>the tight-fisted old so-and-so refuses to give it away, so the prize is
>>merely a free next-
Hallo,
Jason Johnston wrote:
> Try re-applying the theme (in Edit>Preferences>Appearance>Themes or
> View>Apply Theme).
It works, but on the next reboot its back again. What can i do?
Thanks,
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Henno Buschmann * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Windows API Programmierung (Tutorials): http://www.w
> > What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape
> 6) but arent available as part of the mozilla browser?
I took the question to mean "what features are available", not
what is Netscape *shipping* or including in their package vs
the mozilla package.
> * Netscape Instant Messenger
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Pierre Chanial wrote:
>
> JTK wrote:
>
>> Oddly enough, the world doesn't seem to be waiting for Mozilla.
>> Download the competition here:
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm
>
> They claim IE6 has a full CSS Level1 and DOM1 support.
> Is it that right?
D
Asa Dotzler wrote:
>
> David Coppit wrote:
> >
> > Frequently I hear people say "Mozilla is not an end user
> > application". Most often this is in reply to people asking about
> > spell checkers for mail/news.
>...
> > If someone were to develop a copyright/royalty/patent free
Stop me if I'm wr
In article <9obmhv$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Garth Wallace"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > Gus wrote:
[...]
> > Perhaps I need to clarify:
> > The document
> > http://css.nu/temp/valid-test1.html
> > is written in HTML 4.01
Esben Mose Hansen wrote:
> Parish wrote:
>
>> I have my prefs set to open the browser and mail/news on startup. this
>> worked fine in 0.9.2 but when I u/g to 0.9.4 it worked the first time
>> I started Moz but ever since then only the browser opens, I have to
>> open mail/news from the brows
Bob Davis wrote:
> Sorry I didnt specify. I meant the drop down combo boxes on forms. You
> know web pages.
>
> bob
>
> Jay Garcia wrote:
>
>> N. Marshall wrote:
>>
>>> I think he was talking about the location/address bar. The pull down
>>> menus at the top are not combo boxes.
>>>
>>> Jay
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jonathan Wilson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape 6) but arent
> available as part of the mozilla browser?
* Netscape Instant Messenger
* Spell checker
* RealPlayer 8
* Flash Player
* AOL Art Plug-in
* Various
I just wanted to add.
The list seems to be kind of long but I think mozilla is very good now.
I use mozilla for a couple of reasons.
1. Ability to turn off java script in email. Very important for many viruses
2. More control over my browsing experience
For example as of this release 0.9.4 there
Yes Yes Yes.
So what do they work with? Anything from the kb.
bob
Peter Lairo wrote:
>> Yes, I know that but different folks use different terminolgies and
>> since there is only ONE location/address bar and he pluralized boxes ...
>
>
>
> Actually, I think he may be talking about combo boxes
Bob Davis wrote:
> Yes Yes Yes.
> So what do they work with? Anything from the kb.
>
> Peter Lairo wrote:
>
>> Actually, I think he may be talking about combo boxes within webpages.
>
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
It is more stable.
I use it all the time now.
Here is my list of things that dont work.
1. sites
a. topozone - the mouse clicks arent coming thru
b. capitolone - it refuses to use a browser that identifies itself
as mozilla and spoofing doesnt fool it
2. There are annoying problems here a
Gervase Markham wrote:
>> what's the prize I have won? ;-)
>
>
> From the original post:
>
> "Asa won a holiday to someplace near Yosemite at the picnic today, but
> the tight-fisted old so-and-so refuses to give it away, so the prize is
> merely a free next-generation web browser and a year
Bob Davis wrote:
> Sorry I didnt specify. I meant the drop down combo boxes on forms. You
> know web pages.
I knew it!!! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
I get "funny" cursor movement in some email.
I havent really pinned it down but if I use the down arrow to move
around sometimes it refuses to go down anymore or jumps back to the top
of the message. The workaround is to use the mouse. It seems to be
related to html email I think. What version
Sorry I didnt specify. I meant the drop down combo boxes on forms. You
know web pages.
bob
Jay Garcia wrote:
> N. Marshall wrote:
>
>> I think he was talking about the location/address bar. The pull down
>> menus at the top are not combo boxes.
>>
>> Jay Garcia wrote:
>>
>>> Bob Davis wrote:
> Yes, I know that but different folks use different terminolgies and
> since there is only ONE location/address bar and he pluralized boxes ...
Actually, I think he may be talking about combo boxes within webpages.
These often don't work with te ALT+down-arrow combo. :( :( :( :( :( :(
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R
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape 6) but arent
> available as part of the mozilla browser?
> With these items, is anyone working to create a version of them that can
> be distributed with the mozilla browser and thats open source or
> whatever? If
George Michaelides wrote:
> All
>
> I am trying to remove the shockwave plugin so that I can test whether a
> message comes up to prompt the user for download.
>
> how do you do this???
>
> please help
>
>
> thanks
>
> George
>
>
>
Do HELP / About Plugins, note the path to the shockwave
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape 6) but arent
> available as part of the mozilla browser?
> With these items, is anyone working to create a version of them that can
> be distributed with the mozilla browser and thats open source or
> whatever? If
This could be because of a really large netscape profile of mail,
and attachments. After it finishes it will display anything about being
completed so you have to hit quit. If you have a large netscape profile
(ie 100's of messages and a large amount of megabytes for netscape
then) One way
i have win2000 pro and explorer crashes more often than mozilla...
kh
Henry Maphosa wrote:
> Out of curiosity, what version/release of mozilla is
> Netscape 6.x based on. Forgive me if this is a stupid
> question but i am new to this stuff,
>
> t.i.a
>
> H S N
>
> __
> Terrorist Attacks on U.S. - How can you help?
Rob wrote:
> I have both 0.9.3 and 0.9.4 on my computer, and a page that I *think*
> displayed correctly using .3 is broken using .4. I would like to run .3 to
> find out, but am wondering if doing so will mung my profiles or registry
> or
>
Not for me, anyway. I exit complete from whi
> The NPL predates the MPL. It gave Netscape more rights to the
> code than the MPL does. It's officially deprecated: no new files
> should be checked in under the NPL.
But currently NPL files remain NPL. Netscape has the right to
relicense them under the MPL (because they have the right to relic
What things are in the netscape branded browser (netscape 6) but arent
available as part of the mozilla browser?
With these items, is anyone working to create a version of them that can
be distributed with the mozilla browser and thats open source or
whatever? If noone is working on one, is there
1.how do I copy over my preferences, newsgroup settings, email folders,
bookmarks etc from netscape 4.76 to mozilla
and 2.what items does the branded version of netscape have that mozilla
doesnt?
I heard that mozilla doesnt have a java runtime, where do I get one?
Is there anything else in netsca
gavin long wrote:
> Wim Roffel wrote:
>
>> Consider the following a webpage:
>
> [snip]
>
>> In Mozilla you will see a counter going rather slowly from 1 to 1000.
>> In IE
>> you will only see the figure 1000 after a short wait.
>>
>> I suspect that this is major reason why Mozilla is so slow
All
I am trying to remove the shockwave plugin so that I can test whether a
message comes up to prompt the user for download.
how do you do this???
please help
thanks
George
Got LittleMozilla from themes.org ... 0.9.4 refuses to believe that this
theme is actually advanced enough to work with it, even though the listing
on themes.org claims it has been updated in the past few days.
So, what do I fiddle with in the LittleMozilla .jar to get 0.9.4 to accept
it?
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h
Parish wrote:
> I have my prefs set to open the browser and mail/news on startup. this
> worked fine in 0.9.2 but when I u/g to 0.9.4 it worked the first time I
> started Moz but ever since then only the browser opens, I have to open
> mail/news from the browser window.
>
> Before I installed
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001 02:00:32 +0200,
Fabian Schach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I've found that 0.9.4 doesn't display photographs on websites
: properly. In IE5 they show properly. In 0.9.4 they are blurred and
: don't display colours properly. The text part of the page is fine.
:>>
Hello all!
I can change the header type for reply in the file mailnews.js. But i
can only change it to the default. I want to have an user specified
header, but i don't know how to do this. Is there an additional file
where i can define my header? Or do i have to make an entry in
~/.mozilla/d
Asa Dotzler was touched by the minds of the terrible Old Ones, and imparted
unto us these blasphemous ravings:
> http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77460
Yep, that's it. Thanks!
Wim Roffel wrote:
> Consider the following a webpage:
[snip]
> In Mozilla you will see a counter going rather slowly from 1 to 1000. In IE
> you will only see the figure 1000 after a short wait.
>
> I suspect that this is major reason why Mozilla is so slow when you have
> many input fields.
N
Greg Nee wrote:
>
> If this isn't going to be fixed in the general release, can somebody at
> least instruct me how to map a single key to the "back" function?
I've made a XPI that restores the old behavior:
http://clarence.de/tests/BackspaceGoesBack.xpi
But I'd still prefer to have this in sta
Thanks, gerv, I've already heard the arguments and they have some
validity. But why not use another less-commonly-used key for the same
function? Say, for instance, the keypad-minus key? It's almost never
used for anything else and sits at the corner of the keyboard for quick
access. The downs
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