Since the problem still exists, is there a way to tell SeaMonkey v1 and
Firefox v2 to not use JavaScript/JS on these Web sites?
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MN wrote:
Jim J wrote:
Mostly, I'm just interested in knowing how to uninstall Adblock and
_all_ other add-ons/plug-ins so that I can start with a clean slate.
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Jim
Have you tried: http://www.mozmonkey.com/extuninstaller/ ?
Dave
Thanks! I seem to have that installed -- it's in the
Daniel wrote:
Jim J wrote:
Mostly, I'm just interested in knowing how to uninstall Adblock and
_all_ other add-ons/plug-ins so that I can start with a clean slate.
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Jim
Jim, I think you could start with a clean slate by deleting SeaMonkey
and the delete anything left over in its program
MN wrote:
Have you tried: http://www.mozmonkey.com/extuninstaller/ ?
Dave
UPDATE: There doesn't seem to be a version for Seamonkey -- none of them
will install. :-(
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On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Antphi...@earthlink.netant wrote:
Since the problem still exists, is there a way to tell SeaMonkey v1 and
Firefox v2 to not use JavaScript/JS on these Web sites?
You could use the noscript extension. noscript.net
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On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Jim Jjazzmas...@comcast.net wrote:
MN wrote:
Have you tried: http://www.mozmonkey.com/extuninstaller/ ?
Dave
UPDATE: There doesn't seem to be a version for Seamonkey -- none of them
will install. :-(
Try the one for Mozilla, Seamonkey's previous name.
On Jul 15, 2:45 pm, Boppy therealbo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi guys, my hard drive was changed and the tech put all my old data on
another drive. Now I'm trying to find my Seamonkey profile but
searching for *.slt is not bringing anything up.
I don't have any of these directories as per the FAQ
To anyone: I am aware of what an anti-spam software does, but was
wanting to know what works best with SeaMonkey, NOW, and what will work
best when 2.0 is released: I am aware of 2 programs , by name, but not
sure how well they would work with SeaMonkey: one is Incredimail with
Spam protection for
On 7/17/2009 9:07 AM PT, Paul Hartman typed:
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Antphi...@earthlink.netant wrote:
Since the problem still exists, is there a way to tell SeaMonkey v1 and
Firefox v2 to not use JavaScript/JS on these Web sites?
You could use the noscript extension. noscript.net
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