have a "do it anyway" box to click when attempting installs.
request for feature ---
Button in last sentence of above paragraph. Ask before rejecting an extension or
theme.
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W3BNR wrote:
On 6/14/2011 10:31 AM Bill Davidsen submitted the following:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
I grabbed SM for a new machine (from the daily directory) and it calls
itself 2.4a (I can look up the version if it matters). What is that, and
when will whatever makes it so FAST get to production
Bill Davidsen wrote:
I grabbed SM for a new machine (from the daily directory) and it calls
itself 2.4a (I can look up the version if it matters). What is that, and
when will whatever makes it so FAST get to production versions?
Sorry, I found a reply in my mailbox after I posted this. Ignore
n't
see any issues with SM in Ubuntu under GNOME, so that's a half of a data point.
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I grabbed SM for a new machine (from the daily directory) and it calls itself
2.4a (I can look up the version if it matters). What is that, and when will
whatever makes it so FAST get to production versions?
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lications will work this way, and I don't
know if any of this can be done on non-Windows platforms.
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understand the limitations on version compatibility between machines, that
might be an issue as well.
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he data on yours.
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we persevere we will reach our destination. -me, 2010
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mails and Newsgroups.
I have QuoteCollapse which does both colors and collapses long quoted sections
so I can read the most recent (current) comments. And expand the quotes if
needed, of course.
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lindingly faster
than the 2.1.1pre or 2.1 release. Neat stuff!
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7;t it? Meaning sites are less
likely to make any effort to support it.
- is 2.1.1pre daily newer or a fork?
Overall a good job, although there is a serious lack of themes. Also a lack of
documentation of correct generation of themes.
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27;s in "Outbox" should be final form messages ready for
delivery, rather than a draft, which is a work in progress.
BTW - once you get things sorted, you may as well upgrade to SM 2.0.14.
That's what I'm running on all my Macs except my Sawtooth, which is
still running 10.4.11.
> SeaMonkey Council member
>
>
> Nice work!
>
> All we need now is a few non-sucky themes and updated add-ons. But
> overall quite nice. Congratulations to the team and thanks for all the
> hard work.
>
> Hammer
Add my ditto to that! Good work people!
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MCBastos wrote:
Interviewed by CNN on 11/05/2011 15:19, sean bean told the world:
having to do a bit of e'mail recovery triage... i'd like to recover my
sent messages from some old profiles created before Mozilla converted TB
and SeaMonkey over to the new archive system...
but i have no idea
Bill Spikowski wrote:
Are others finding it impossible to get past the member log-in page at
netflix.com using SM 1.1.18?
(It still works using SM 2.1.13 and other browsers.)
Whatever the problem was, it's now been fixed...
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Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 13 avril 2011, Bill Spikowski a écrit :
I don't see anything in my preferences that would account for this,
but I have exactly the same problem on a new laptop with Windows 7 and
SM 2.0, which I set up to replicate the same settings. I'm stumped –
what might
Daniel wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
I created a new profile this week to troubleshoot some odd problems --
frequent shutdowns of SM 1.1.18 (sometimes 3-4 times per day); slow
performance loading emails into the preview window; etc. This system is
running Windows XP.
I recreated all my prior
I created a new profile this week to troubleshoot some odd problems -- frequent
shutdowns of SM 1.1.18 (sometimes 3-4 times per day); slow performance loading
emails into the preview window; etc. This system is running Windows XP.
I recreated all my prior settings manually, which I've used for
Bill Spikowski wrote:
Can I import a profile that the installation routine doesn't see?
Either in SM 1.18 or version 2?
Problem solved -- with the deletion of a stray registry.dat file
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Bill Spikowski wrote:
This is a problem I've never had -- the profile manger pops up when I
start Seamonkey and says it cannot find my profile, which is on a
network drive. How can I direct Seamonkey to the proper location? This
is SM 1.18 on Windows XP
Problem solved -- with the deleti
Can I import a profile that the installation routine doesn't see?
Either in SM 1.18 or version 2?
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This is a problem I've never had -- the profile manger pops up when I
start Seamonkey and says it cannot find my profile, which is on a
network drive. How can I direct Seamonkey to the proper location? This
is SM 1.18 on Windows XP
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t wants, or where google stores their calendar. I can
skip that and run my own on site if I can find out what the calendar server
program is.
Is this (a) very hard, or (b) documented by Windows people and gurus?
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o you don't get asked on a reread.
I did not research the hell out of that, just noted that you only get asked once
AFAIK.
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licates, and get a merged list which you can import. I use the {tab} because
I might have a comma in a comment, etc, or a display name from captured addresses.
HTH
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d...@kd4e.com wrote:
Is that the default setting?
No, that was kind of a surprise. All of mine are set that way now, though.
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we
even with three options
set to false. Won't import themes for beans, either, although installing them in
a profile with 2.0.12 and then starting 2.1b works fine other than the whining.
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in LFIF format, but adding the
ability to do "custom" search in the search tool would not. The last time I
asked about this I was told that it "would break all existing address books,"
which of course it doesn't.
Or does no one else want to send to the people who have an int
for Gecko because "no one
accesses my site with seamonkey."
Self-fulfilling prophesy.
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if this attack is in the wild, if rare, and a good thing to prevent.
[1] http://goo.gl/bIcdj
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Mike C wrote:
How do you get SeaMonkey/2.0.11 to remember open tabs after browser is
closed? I want to get the same tabs back next time browser is opened.
Mike C
PS: I know there's a way because it works in my other computer.
I just can't remember how I got it to work that way.
BOOKMARK
cyberzen wrote:
Bill Spikowski a écrit :
cyberzen wrote:
Ant a écrit :
On 1/6/2011 5:31 AM PT, Bill Spikowski typed:
Hit PrtScn, then paste the screenshot into a graphics program and
print
from there...
Yep, that is the workaround I use too.
I have seen in the help file of google maps
cyberzen wrote:
Ant a écrit :
On 1/6/2011 5:31 AM PT, Bill Spikowski typed:
Hit PrtScn, then paste the screenshot into a graphics program and print
from there...
Yep, that is the workaround I use too.
I have seen in the help file of google maps that it is not intended to
print the
David E. Ross wrote:
On 1/5/11 3:25 AM, Daniel wrote:
Cannot get 2010.1 to connect to internet YET, so using 2009.0, I wanted
to print out a Google map with directions for a Funeral I am attending
tomorrow.
After map displayed, I went to Print Preview, and then selected Print
and was presente
lose, too. ;-)
Any thoughts?
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ch as name, address, phone, etc.
This whole function seems to be missing in this version of SM.
Go to the blank entry and type the first letter of the response.
That is ALL you probably have to do!
I think you are talking about filling fields rather than the whole form.
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use with a sick wife. If I
occasionally put in a suggestion that's all I can do right now.
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way was better.
The Data Manager module will be in SeaMonkey 2.1. IIRC this will include
a forms management tab.
As long as Autofill works and I can disable the default form manager.
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opers don't use the features they create.
Stop spreading nonesense. No, they didn't scrap it "because they thought
no one used it". They scrapped it because the code was very complex and
obsolete and was a security problem.
They didn't scrap Windows, why forms? ;-)
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data sets, and the standard code is a non-starter for me. That's the one
indispensable extension.
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Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
To Bill:
But how does one know if the send did complete successfully
in cases other than sending a CC to oneself and retrieving
your copy of the mail from the remote mailbox?
I only know from long experience. When this first started happening I did the "
Ray_Net wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
(...)
Sending a message will put up a
"Sending Messages - With subject of the message" alert box.
Inside the box is a line labeled "Status: delivering message" or
"Status: Copy ..." , a "Progress: bar", and a "Cancel" button.
- The al
WLS wrote:
Could not be installed because it is not compatible with SeaMonkey
2.1b2pre. Same message I received when trying to install v6.0.4 so I
guess I can't enable the disabled extensions.
See Pre-Release thread in mozilla.support.firefox for reference.
Do you have compatibility checking tu
ith all of the disadvantages of web readers in general.
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utton) action is needed to retrieve
them.
Whatever suits your needs.
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I haven't seen it happen with
POP3 mail servers, because I am down four levels below the inbox on one and have
been for years.
I have noted that in the past a subfolder did become broken in some way, but
that was back in 1.0.xx days, not in years.
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h and one way without it.
That said, if you want to do binaries something else will probably serve you
better.
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haven't seen the dot
separator used, may be it is more widely spread in the US (as opposed to
Europe, for example)?
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"sniffing" and how to defeat it.
I defeated it by installing and using SeaMonkey 2.1b2pre
Giving in a pretending to be Firefox? THat's defeating it?
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less effort by webmasters to support
it. Google, of all sites, should be willing to change their sniffing to look for
Gecko, not Firefox.
Why on Earth would the Seamonkey team help the "nobody uses Seamonkey" chorus?
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which
is searchable and use that (like title).
However, all of the searchable fields are actually useful for real data, so
that's not an ideal solution. Is there some config I haven't found to add the
custom fields to the searchable fields list?
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"We have mo
quot;prefers to
receive mail as" field for any mail she sent in HTML.
For sanity' sake, teach her about backups! Lots of other stuff will be lost,
addresses for Christmas cards, kid's names, most people keep a lot of odd info
in that address book.
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"We hav
ach use.
If the user is familiar with task manager, after seamonkey has been
closed for a couple of minutes, task manager can be used to "end
process" on all the remaining instances of seamonkey.
Or the bug that causes SM process to live forever after being told to QUIT might
be fix
Beverly Howard wrote:
>> so I don't inadvertently delete something important! <<
On a mobile pc running seamonkey, simply avoid compacting the folders
and emptying the trash until after you return and verify that you have
all the messages you wanted to keep... if not, you can retrieve them on
Rob Steinmetz wrote:
There was in 1.x an option under Server Settings to leave messages on
the server "Until I delete them". I don't have 2.x handy, perhaps this
does what you want, especially from you notebook when you travel.
Yes, Beverly Howard pointed out this option earlier today. It's i
Beverly Howard wrote:
>> is there any a way to "delete from server" on a per-message basis? <<
Checking the server settings option "Until I Delete Them" accomplishes
this... delete any message on a "mobile" computer and all other messages
will remain available to your office pc except for the
Ray_Net wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
MY QUESTION: Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop? Any
way that I could delete CERTAIN messages from the server directly from
the laptop?
I have set SM to never remove mails on the server and i use the
"PopTray" free program
Lucas Levrel wrote:
Le 4 octobre 2010, Beverly Howard a écrit :
leaving messages on server when traveling <<
Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop? <<
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
edit/mail&newsgroups
Beverly Howard wrote:
>> leaving messages on server when traveling <<
>> Is there any way to emulate this behavior on my laptop? <<
What you are describing is how the email client is set to handle
messages after they are downloading.
edit/mail&newsgroups//serversettings/leavemail...
To do
BACKGROUND: I download all my e-mail to my office computer using Seamonkey and
store whatever needs storing there. I prefer this because I don’t want to trust
an IMAP server to store everything I need to store.
When traveling, I use my laptop to monitor my e-mail, also using Seamonkey.
Howeve
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
I created a new profile for Seamonkey 2 and am trying to manually
transfer important data from Seamonkey 1.19. I've figured out how to
move the address book and bookmarks but can't figure out where to put
msgfilterrules.dat and training.dat
Phillip Jones wrote:
see here: http://screencast.com/t/NjZlZmJiNGYt
Thanks for clarifying that.
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! Installed and works. No excitement. Didn't see the problem so can't say
if you fixed it, but looks good to me. Linux Fedora 13.
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g new
mail notifications for this account. What's happening?
Did you have the mail messages dropped in another mailbox? Is it downloaded when
available or do you need to click [Get Msgs] to grab it?
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does
seem to be some info from when it was the only calendar. Or only one being
documented. ;-)
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d...@kd4e.com wrote:
Thank you WLS and Rickles!
It installed fine on the laptop.
Now, if I install it also on my Netbook can I sync them?
I see you didn't get an answer on this one, I'd like to do that too, if it
provides reminders wherever I'm logged in at the time.
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Bill Spikowski wrote:
I created a new profile for Seamonkey 2 and am trying to manually
transfer important data from Seamonkey 1.19. I've figured out how to
move the address book and bookmarks but can't figure out where to put
msgfilterrules.dat and training.dat, also the *.s and *.w
that SM is just emptying the trash and possibly
"Compacting Folders"?
At some point I don't care what it is doing, it can't have half a CPU for hours
to do it. But this hang seems to be a Windows thing, doesn't happen much if at
all with recent Linux 32 bit version.
-
Robert Kaiser wrote:
Bill Davidsen schrieb:
Robert, I agree with the "should never break" part, but in practice
2.0.7 had major issue for some people and worked poorly or not at all.
I didn't have any issue with add-ons, and that is the topic here. The
other one was unfortun
Ant wrote:
Hi!
Is it me or does Windows XP Pro. SP3's screen saver and monitor sleep
sometimes not start with SeaMonkey v2 running? Has anyone else noticed
this too?
Thank you in advance. :)
I've noticed that behavior regardless of whether Seamonkey is running
me
412-956-6626 cell
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u don't speak
SMTP by heart. ;-)
This uses a defined port and protocol, and is highly likely to be more portable
than some undefined port.
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I would say that a clear spec of how to write conforming
extensions, possibly with some trivial example, is desirable.
Robert Kaiser
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ally the preferred behavior, you don't want to do updates
without asking, as it changes the behavior in some cases.
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contacts dedupe process and export them when finished.
That may be the best solution for general use.
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.
I doubt looping until the heat death of the universe is cleanup, these processes
do not terminate.
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bitten by the 2.0.7 bugs, but I did upgrade without incident. Great
job finding the problem and getting a fix out quickly.
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Jens Hatlak wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
Are instructions posted anywhere on how to import passwords from
Seamonkey 1.18 on an old PC (Win XP) to Seamonkey 2.0 on a new PC (Win
7) with an entirely new profile?
<http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=1978391>
describes tw
Are instructions posted anywhere on how to import passwords from Seamonkey 1.18
on an old PC (Win XP) to Seamonkey 2.0 on a new PC (Win 7) with an entirely new
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Bill Spikowski wrote:
I created a new profile for Seamonkey 2 and am trying to manually
transfer important data from Seamonkey 1.19. I've figured out how to
move the address book and bookmarks but can't figure out where to put
msgfilterrules.dat and training.dat, also the *.s and
I created a new profile for Seamonkey 2 and am trying to manually transfer
important data from Seamonkey 1.19. I've figured out how to move the address
book and bookmarks but can't figure out where to put msgfilterrules.dat and
training.dat, also the *.s and *.w files that I usually move -- are
Rex wrote:
Ever since I started using Seamonkey 2.x, I've been torn between using
it and Firefox + Thunderbird, so I use all 3.
I've used Firefox since 0.6, and have numerous extensions I can't live
without. Thunderbird 3.1 is really great, with threaded conversation
view and so on.
SM beats bo
Is there a good way to combine two or more address books, eliminate duplicates,
and note possible conflicts? I have a way now, but it's very much a hack and
Linux based.
The same question goes for passwords, as I combine profiles, etc.
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petrified. The 1.1.x series has hit
EOL and won't have new releases.
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Jens Hatlak wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
trying to migrate a system to 2.0.7, with multiple profiles. Linux x86.
Started the new SM, asked about migration, picked a profile, migration
worked, all was well. Then tried to migrate another, using directions
from several sources, multiple postings
Daniel Barclay wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Daniel Barclay wrote:
What happened to mail filters between SeaMonkey 1.1.18 and 2.0.6?
In particular, is anyone else seeing big failures to filter (to match
and move message)?
No. ...
...
In short, no sign of an issue, and I beat filters
e new, certain machines didn't upgrade for
various semi-good reasons.
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haven't been able to identify any pattern or case yet.
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ke.
Of course if that has become the default I would never know, since I don't
expect to see it.
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operty?
I'd love to see it, but even for bugs the resources are usually missing unless
it's a HUGE issue.
That is preferable to having to remember to flag that
sub-list as BCC on every occasion it is used.
Would be very useful.
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Thanks for the pointers in one place!
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depending on which one best fits your usage. And you get a choice.
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. Since I don't have it in front of me and it has
some useful options, I suggest going back and looking for migrate and profiles
in the list. What I have is a trimmed post by someone else, I follow it a step
at a time and had no trouble.
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wn and 'subscribe' (rt click again). I went
to 2.0 as soon as RSS was added, I follow a ton of feeds, and using filters and
custom views I can tailor what I see to the time I can invest in reading.
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the size permanent for my old eyes.
Minimum font size does it for me. In the pref->appearance->fonts
TIA,
Robert Traynor (BobT).
26 August 2010 17:39
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Interesting article
http://digitizor.com/2010/08/12/how-much-faster-is-konqueror-with-webkit/
on speeds of various rendering engines. I would have expected 2.1a3 to be about
the same speed as current Firefox.
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Arnie Goetchius wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
While the behavior of 2.1a2 is fine for an alpha, when the beta comes
out I hope it will be a bit more practical to test, in terms of not
being a one way conversion.
Currently it appears that the 2.0.x calendar (Lightning) get changed
into something
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