NoOp wrote:
On 4/20/2010 12:01 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
...
To defeat sniffing, use any of the various extensions that allow you to
spoof Firefox. For an explanation of "spoofing", see my
<http://www.rossde.com/internet/intr_gloss.html#spoof>.
You can d
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t's one more thing to track, update, etc. You can also go
into about:config and select "useragent" in the select box. Right click and
define a new string value called general.useragent.extra.firefox with a string
value of "NOT Firefox/3.5.3" (or 3.0.11 for 1.1.xx). This wil
quot; from
the menu to copy the files to the local disk.
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me message filters and installing
subfolders.
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ou want,
although I haven't tried it since the 1.1.xx series, since the default is what I
usually want.
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-on will work, that may not be a good thing to do. Perhaps someone will
tell you.
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Is it a deliberate misfeature that IRC links (irc://host/group) work in the
browser but not in email? Other links work in email, but if I want to join a
room from email I have to do it manually.
Or is this just broken?
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Jay Garcia wrote:
On 07.04.2010 11:32, Bill Davidsen wrote:
--- Original Message ---
I have put a few examples up at
>> http://www/~davidsen/Private/HTMLmail/
Care to try again, that link is invalid.
Wow, something in the posting process stripped the domain! WTH??
http://www.t
David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/5/10 12:27 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
On 3/30/10 2:07 PM, Lee wrote:
Hi Ray, OK copied and put it in and I assume it works but one question
do I put in the "NOT" I copied it exactly as you wrote it and I assume
that was the way it was s
Pay by the byte is not
the only pay-as-you-go billing option.
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eding Firefox and having the config
option set makes sense and is nice and portable to another machine.
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ut
That doesn't show up in about:config for SM2, does for SM 1.1.xx. Some other
value there? Just user-defining it?
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Seamonkey always be behind?
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ttempt to "speed
up" browsers, some load images in parallel, which can result in lots of connects
to the web server, and may perceived as a DoS attack.
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the machinatio
graphics and the like. Do you think
those images would be smaller if they were attached to text as just mime
attachments?
Getting a multi-MB message isn't a problem with HTML, it's a problem with
clueless friends.
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Ray_Net wrote:
chicagofan wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
I had this problem with SM1, and expected a solution in SM2.
NO !!!
Sometimes when sending mail, the popup windows entitled "Sending
Messages -" with
Status: Copy complete
Progress: [showi
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 3/27/2010 5:38 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
I had this problem with SM1, and expected a solution in SM2.
NO !!!
Sometimes when sending mail, the popup windows entitled "Sending
Messages - " with
Status: Copy complete
Progress: [showing a never end
Dick Hoffman wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Dick Hoffman wrote:
I'm using SM 2.0.3 under Windows XP-SP3. Recently I've started getting
a message to the effect that SM experienced a problem truncating the
Inbox after moving a message to another folder and that I might have
to shut d
William Morrison wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
William Morrison wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 3/24/2010 2:14 PM, Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
William Morrison wrote:
Hey Group
I'm having trouble with Seamonkey freezing my computer
Windows XP, right?
... My computer is running
Monica wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Monica wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Monica wrote:
Bernard Mercier wrote:
Monica avait prétendu :
Daniel wrote:
Monica wrote:
Since the last update to the current 2.0.3. I have 2 profiles in
C:\Documents and
Settings\[username]\ApplicationData\Mozilla\SeaMonkey
ies' and 'Accept cookies normally' ... success. So, conditional OKs
for cookies are sometimes not sufficient.
You are possibly getting cookies from other sites, did you check what cookies it
added?
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on a large number of real and virtual hosts, using releases from five
years to five hours old, and I just flat out don't see this. And I don't hear it
from my Mac-using friends, either.
That raises the possibility that your environment is somehow unique.
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, 1500MB
RAM, 2 cores of CPU. An old test install of an obsolete Fedora version I dropped
2.0.beta on long ago, and updated.
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updates when I open an account, but that usually take only 5-10 sec.
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your wife is in a
really good mood they have a $400 laptop with fast CPU and 3GB on the home page. ;-)
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out once a week and it's
annoying. Any idea what's causing this and what I can do to stop it from
happening? (This is my biggest "problem" with SM 2 - all in all a
terrific product.)
Running out of disk or memory?
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ance. :)
IE8 would probably have no complaints if you fed it the menu from a Chinese
restaurant or the text of a Russian novel. It ignores what it doesn't
understand. Wow, that sounds like our legislators, doesn't it?
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bout the right size for a completion message
and socket teardown.
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"everything?" I have
always done "all or nothing" at that point, If you did, you are probably going
down a lightly tested (at best) path, since most people either trust it or don't.
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(Phished.)
Bill Davidsen wrote:
people can diddle the display width
before printing the message, too.
If you want something to print properly every time,
HTML is *not* the proper format to use.
Portable Document Format (PDF) gives a 100% solution here
--no diddling necessary.
there are clear
Daniel wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
JeffM wrote:
John Klein wrote:
I need a way to create several HTML email messages
for transmission by 3rd party email list owners.
First, tell them that is the stupid way to do things.
Don't you understand, USENET is not the prime thrust any more
rivacy & Security only shows a
"Clear Now" bottom!
Tools->Clear private data. But I don't see a button, either.
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elete dups
before you move all, will work.
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there seems to be some install issue
which confuses the issue.
I would not delete anything unless you know what to backup. You are on Windows,
so I would not dare give you more advice than that.
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the m
same issue, decided it wasn't worth the time, since
the machine is internal use only.
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also work
No, they won't.
They run against 2.1.x IIRC.
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as posted and asked me about personally were caused by conflict.
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se to valid technical questions. When someone says "how
do I?" a response of "only stupid people would want to do that" is off topic in
my book.
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f spam or legit.
sometimes the titles can be deceiving.
In those cases cntl-U is your friend, look at it in bare text first.
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here was a benefit to saving a few bytes, the cost of inferior communication is
now higher than any saving. If you want saving, limit message size and reject
messages with excessive quoting. That still has benefit.
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.X
release available, 1.1.19, which fixes some security stuff ...
That sounds about right.
There will be no further SM 1.x releases.
Pretty clear to me.
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ternal-september.net and register (per previous post
instructions), then click on the account in the sidebar and the "manage
subscriptions" option in the main window.
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issues I see with Linux and Windows, needing the "other" library installed.
Would explain why it works for some people, though.
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oadInBackground;true
browser.tabs.opentabfor.middleclick;true
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and newsgroups
links.
Be aware that if you set middle click to open in tab it breaks middle click in
scroll bar to position the slider in news/mail. I tried to report this as a bug,
but it's apparently intended behavior. I live with it, shift-left_click
positions the slider just fine.
--
x27;open in new tab' and then you can left click to open
in same tab, middle click for new. Then you can always have it do what you want
for any given link.
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out:config and define a value
"extensions.checkCompatibility" type boolean, value false.
Then you can install about anything. Doesn't make it work, of course...
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Anyone out there using filters a fair bit and encountering anything like
this?
No, I haven't seen the problem, although I'm certainly watching for it now. Do
you use any particular extensions which might contribute? The only thing I run
is autofill forms, and that's a browser rath
EnorMouse wrote:
EnorMouse wrote:
Monica wrote:
EnorMouse wrote:
Monica wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Monica wrote:
I am using SM 2.0.3. Windows XP pro sp3.
After one of the last 2-3 SM updates (can´t remember exactly which
one) the following happens when I create a new mail account; SM
t, allowing you to read from several machines without losing the mail.
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Monica wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Monica wrote:
I am using SM 2.0.3. Windows XP pro sp3.
After one of the last 2-3 SM updates (can´t remember exactly which
one) the following happens when I create a new mail account; SM for
some reason puts it in a "wrong" location on my hard driv
Rick Merrill wrote:
is there a way to add, say, create-message to the status bar?
That's what the "Compose" button does. I assume you mean in mail, since it makes
no sense in the browser...
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- fill in the bug info, lots of prompting to help, people will ask
if more info is needed.
- click the commit button
and finally
- don't expect fast response unless it's a earthshaking bug
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NetScape... Quick detective work.
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online. I believe that clears (or used to clear) the lock file properly.
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places and slower in others. You notice the slower more than
you appreciate the faster. Most of us do.
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.X is currently running.
That doesn't seem to work if you are on one machine (A) and have SM running and
want to start SM on (B) where SM is also running. Total PITA.
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choose. On Linux/Mac
it's less critical, the accessed and changed dates can be used for sorting or
searching.
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Phillip Jones wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:cl6dnehxds4_xgnwnz2dnuvz_gudn...@mozilla.org>,
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 3/7/2010 5:10 PM, Philip Chee wrote:
On Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:37:18 +0100, Ray_Net wrote:
Prefable, so you can choose to NEVER have this happen and inst
o you backup your SM emails?
On Linux I keep a copy on another machine I update regularly AND when something
important comes in. For off-size I make a compressed tar file of my critical
data (not just mozilla files) and put it on a USB drive which leaves when I do.
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nnel,
you demonstrate the law of unintended results. So there are reasons for waiting
a bit until you are sure there isn't a rash of posts about problems. People
should decide which risk they want to take.
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e auto upgrade vs. manual, I'm less convinced that most
people want the application to change under them once they get it. I get that
from some stats on Windows users being more afraid that an update MSFT pushes
will break their computer than something done by evil doers.
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t;raw" mail message.
The latest thing I see is messages from popular vendors about orders canceled,
delayed, price change, etc. When you open it tries to D/L javascript. Note
"tries" in my case, I'm a devout paranoid and check stuff like that.
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reboot, nothing remotely "background" about it. The material can be
gotten background if you enable that, but you don't actually run the updates
until a boot.
Go to www.seamonkey-project.org install the latest version; and future
versions, as they become available, will act just like
h are on the client, right?
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t was one of the
security/authentication options.
Are you thinking of the problem that occurred with news servers which allow
access w/o auth, but post requires auth? If you tried to post you would get back
a message that your SMTP server had a configuration error. Fixed in 2.0.2.
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work, and when testing for a
reply found that it will if you manually force it.
Reported: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=550226
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Thorsten Dorr wrote:
Bill Davidsen schrieb:
Tomorrow is the 1st birthday of one of my bugs. It was reported
properly, it was confirmed a few days later. Even though it was
confirmed the status didn't change from NEW. And checking I see that
your config of bugzilla doesn't include
JeffM wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
http://twitter.com/WilliamGail/statuses/9896362150
What a crap link.
A page with 4 instances of unnecessary JavaScript
and not even the actual link to the page
but a shortened link.
Here's the actual link:
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/development/50-aw
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Tomorrow is the 1st birthday of one of my bugs. It was reported
properly, it was confirmed a few days later. Even though it was
confirmed the status didn't change from NEW. And checking I see that
your config of bugzilla doesn't include
if anyone would like to help start the gestation
period.
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rs, and 70 RSS feeds, so
that's okay with me.
I have been told that the Windows version leaks memory more than Linux, due to a
library, but I would suspect animated images first. In the morning when I open
some of my Slashdot links I see high CPU as the images not blocked play once.
s a list of free online network
utilities. It was a complete waste of time.
I suspect you didn't follow the directions. You type in the address and then
click the button. If you hit ENTER instead of clicking you get a bunch of ads.
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hen you select the server. I actually think you can auto
attach to servers at startup, but that seemed likely to be a PITA so I never
tried. :-)
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Robert Kaiser wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
The question is if these are compliant with some new standard.
Not a finalized one, but one that is still in work and subject to
change. Current "SeaMonkey 2.1a1pre" development builds have
experimental support for a number of those unfina
01micko wrote:
On Mar 1, 9:35 am, Bill Davidsen wrote:
01micko wrote:
Hi all
I am far from an experienced linux user, however I can find my way
around a linux system.
I use Puppy Linux which uses Seamonkey as the default browser.
Now, in Seamonkey-1.x series I (and all other Puppy users
I presume Firefox would do as well or poorly, these actually work with some
other browsers. The Coke can one works with SM.
http://twitter.com/WilliamGail/statuses/9896362150
The question is if these are compliant with some new standard. No, DOM inspector
is not a standard.
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een,
there being no directory anywhere in sight.
As far as the action goes, I assume you would right click and use either "save
image" or "save link target" to get the pop-up menu and select a destination.
Other than installing Puppy in a VM I can't imagine what you
uot; is a red herring! pls ignore.
In an ideal world word processor should produce validatable html code.
I have to try OO the next time I'm using a current version. See how well that
does. But Composer, at least the recent one, is good enough for most of what I
do. My needs are simple. ;-)
e are two standards, the other is "works with IE"
regardless. Someone mentioned a site which snooped browser and excluded other
browsers, because "people keep complaining about my HTML." Microsoft is a
$tandard to some people.
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Daniel wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Why is 2.0.3 telling me there's a new version available and I should
download 2.0.3? Is it looking at the version of the default SM in
/usr/bin instead of what I'm running which is 2.0.3 (not pre on this
machine)
»Q« wrote:
In <news:bjgdnqvnyow2phjwnz2dnuvz_t2dn...@mozilla.org>,
Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:5bodnqqmjzpbchnwnz2dnuvz_rudn...@mozilla.org>,
Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:ttednbkfn91trbnwnz2dnuvz_hcdn...@mozilla.org>,
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Wel
Phillip Jones wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:5bodnqqmjzpbchnwnz2dnuvz_rudn...@mozilla.org>,
Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:ttednbkfn91trbnwnz2dnuvz_hcdn...@mozilla.org>,
Bill Davidsenwrote:
Well this is the very first and o
Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:
On 2/24/2010 6:17 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Phillip Jones wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 10-02-23 10:38 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 10-02-23 2:42 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 10-02-22 12:34 PM, Paul B
Phillip Jones wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Shouting won't help. Trying to help to get code into place does.
Scratching your own itch by actually working on it is the best way to
get things done in any open source project.
I thought you
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
It's a fine line to walk when lobbying for change -- you have to push
hard enough, but not too hard, give credit, but not too much credit,
and
so forth.
Right, but when people place you a
it
should be. For heavy-duty composition you can use Open Office. I suggest that
rather than Word, since the output of Word has been reported as being IE-centric
rather than HTML standards conforming.
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Daniel wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Why is 2.0.3 telling me there's a new version available and I should
download 2.0.3? Is it looking at the version of the default SM in
/usr/bin instead of what I'm running which is 2.0.3 (not pre on this
machine)?
I leave the distribution default i
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Why do I get an empty chatzilla after migrate? No preference, no
scripts, empty virgin CZ like I downloaded it from the website.
It's bad enough that users have to migrate every profile totally
manually if they have more than one, but the CZ d
Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:
On 2/24/2010 5:57 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
It's a fine line to walk when lobbying for change -- you have to push
hard enough, but not too hard, give credit, but not too much credit,
and
so forth. From what I can
ble or pre
out of /usr/local/ instead.
This is not an error report, I'd just like to know why in case I set up a user
this way.
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Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:5bodnqqmjzpbchnwnz2dnuvz_rudn...@mozilla.org>,
Phillip Jones wrote:
»Q« wrote:
In<news:ttednbkfn91trbnwnz2dnuvz_hcdn...@mozilla.org>,
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Well this is the very first and only person I have every met who
actually /li
ise." It deserves better, his solution is
really functionally quite good, and the user interface is usable. I certainly
can move forward to other issues, flatten one nail and more stick up. ;-)
My list of things which really piss me off is down to two, and one is a one time
problem while the o
ad to be accepted by Firefox because it
would be in the common code. In any case, motivation wanes now that there is an
add-in which is usable if not perfect.
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ore than the minimum work to make it useful, taken
pride in your creation, etc. If the pride of workmanship doesn't justify the
time to improve further, don't.
If you're looking for appreciation, it's in the dictionary, between apathy and
asinine.
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&
Evan Davidson wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Think an order form where you have six offices where things are sent
and the recipient's name, address, phone, and billing info are SETS of
values rather than unrelated alternate values for each field.
Check out the Autofill Forms extensi
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Evan Davidson wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Rick Merrill wrote:
I really love the new sort of fill-in-the-blank technique.
It takes a little getting used to because at first all you see is the
blank entry on the form. But as soon as you type the first letter the
pull down list of choice
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 10-02-22 12:34 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Chris Ilias wrote:
On 10-02-21 8:32 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Is this a joke?
Of course not. :-) I don't think you believe that all users have the
same opinion on every feature.
Well, I'm with Bill on this one. Th
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