emo mode
> with English instructions.)
>
> --
> Henri Sivonen
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.clinet.fi/~henris/
So you need a new password everytime you log on? How do they transmit
that to you securely, or do they give you an algorithm (seems unlikely)?
Plain old password valida
text/XML is a joke in my book anyway.
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>
> JPh Jamet
Nope. Netscape will not allow this under any conditions. It is a
security flaw in products that do allow this. Ever wonder why Outlook is
so good at transmitting viruses?
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our virus
checkers definitions yet? As for me, I do not own a virus scanner since
I do not run MS Office or Outlook.
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I have noticed that although Mozilla/NN6 advertise that they accept
gzip'd transfer encoding, that this does not work on js source files. Is
this an oversight, or is it supposed to be this way?
For instance, if I gzip an HTML document I can link to it as
index.html.gz and Mozilla/NN6 handle it fi
files, just not with JS files.
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anguages without becoming as complex as the languages it's challenging.
Yea? Where's all the documentation that will allow the developers of any
OS to add support for basic programs into their OS?
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this a known issue?
>
> Thanks,
> Karen.
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39389
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> "Don't buy or use crappy software"
> "By the grace of God I am a Christian man,
> by my actions a great sinner" -- The Way of a Pilgrim [R. M. French,
> tr.]
Yes. Stop quot
bug. These two
> things may well be related.
And by whose judgement of severity? I think that the more complaints
there are, the higher priority it is by definition.
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regularly report bugs know that this is what happens to many bugs that
developers or triage are too lazy to test, or don't care about. The
complaints are usually a desperate attempt to keep those bugs from
wasting away in Bugzilla oblivion like so many other bugs.
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, and mozilla.org think they are making a
browser for. As it is right now, there are not too many people using
Netscape 6 which was the first major release of a product based on
Mozilla. All products based on Mozilla will continue to be ignored and
scorned until the process takes into account the prior
in the ass that need to be shuffled along, Mozilla will be viewed
in kind by the rest of the world that is supposed to use it.
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Ben Bucksch wrote:
>
> Jerry Baker wrote:
>
> > All products based on Mozilla will continue to be ignored and
> > scorned until the process takes into account the priorities of the
> > people who are supposed to be using it.
>
> It does, but each vendor h
are completely ignored. I see no difference.
The problem is not the users, but a culture that wants to be in the
business of creating products but doesn't want to be bothered with the
feedback of the people for whom they are making the product.
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at window without CTRL+C is one of the most
complained about "features" in NN4 also. Perhaps the inability to pick
which editor to launch for view source is also at the top of the list.
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choice of view but using the wrong channel
> definitely won't convince anyone.
>
> Simon
>
>
> We are not here to be nice to people.
> S.P.L.
I have always suspected a .forward file at netscape with something like
feedback dev/null
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Gervase Markham wrote:
>
> Do they really think that, by not coding for Gecko, people are going to
> stop producing browsers which use it?
No. Market forces will do that. Examine any Web logs you can get your
hands on for the presence of Netscape 6 to see what I mean.
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I haven't been able to run mozilla on Win2k for a few days. I get a
crash in NSPR:EventReceiver before the splash screen even shows. I have
deleted the moz profile and moz registry.dat. I also tried removing my
NN4 plugins folder. Anyone else see this?
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Jerry Baker wrote:
>
> I haven't been able to run mozilla on Win2k for a few days. I get a
> crash in NSPR:EventReceiver before the splash screen even shows. I have
> deleted the moz profile and moz registry.dat. I also tried removing my
> NN4 plugins folder.
strchr() line 77
_mbschr(const unsigned char * 0x0001, unsigned int 92) line 52 + 13 bytes
nsLocalFile::Create(nsLocalFile * const 0x028f2438, unsigned int 1, unsigned int 509)
line 705 + 12 bytes
ProfileStruct::EnsureDirPathExists(nsILocalFile * 0x028f2438, int * 0x0012ee38) line
1638 + 19
I suspect that the
> code does not take into account some valid path form.
>
> Please file a bug against xpcom and (at least) cc dougt and
> ftang.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John.
Already filed before I knew it should be xpcom.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=67479
What do you all think of
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=67730?
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unlikely in any case.
>
> -Dan Veditz
I had a Toshiba 13" color TV in my bedroom that required a good
thwacking to make the snow go away.
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e. Nope. It doesn't.
> Can anybody tell me how to apply a new theme then? How has the same problem?
>
> Thanks
The preferences window sometimes opens to small. Resize the preferences
window and you will find the "Apply" button.
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John Gardiner Myers wrote:
>
> I think someone should code a fix and attach it to the bug.
Me too. That's why I filed it.
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Someone told me once, but I forgot. I am wondering if there is a way to
get the full headers of messages sent through the mail2news gateway so
that I can nail the spammers that are sending messages to the Mozilla
groups. Thanks.
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Either all the colors need to
> be set or none of them. Where can I report bugs I find in particular themes?
Is inheritance wrong?
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I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under
0.5%. Is there anyone investigating why?
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Henri Sivonen wrote:
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jerry Baker
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under
> > 0.5%.
>
> What is the basis of that estimate?
>
> --
> Henri
won't switch? Have they asked browser users in general why they don't
use it? Have they done anything?
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Jerry Baker wrote:
>
> I see that Mozilla and NN6 usage is still hovering somehwere just under
> 0.5%. Is there anyone investigating why?
>
> --
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Apparently no one is investigating the poor adoption of Mozilla/NN6 at
all. I would be interested in working with an
to refuse all cookies, except for a
few domains, to be constantly clicking on "no" every time they access a
new site. It is a backwards proposition that assumes that everyone wants
cookies and that work should be expended in order not to have them.
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icant reasons, but that's the main one.)
>
> --
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> <http://mozilla.org/>
Do you think that Netscape's releases are going to hurt themselves? That
is to say that users will tire of trying each new
Garth Wallace wrote:
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> > Garth Wallace wrote:
> > >
> > > > Isn't this cookie thing kind of like "OPT OUT"? Shouldn&
s 98 to read newsgroups, and Mozilla works fine in
> Windows 98.
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> to reply, change "nowhere" to "home"
Agent works fine here under Win2k Adv Server and Professional (Agent
1.8).
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If you really wanna have fun listening to the kooks, I suggest tuning
into KHOW AM 630 down there in the Springs (if it comes in) around 11
o'clock. The Art Bell show features regular guests who speak of "remote
viewing", bigfoot, aliens, etc. It's
t? If not, then it can't be done as far as I know.
Some Mozillans are under the impression that because it is *possible* to
customize Mozilla, that Mozilla is customizable for the world+dog.
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