Rostyslaw Lewyckyj wrote:
Jahwohl master gjikkl!
MAster? no, I know computer and I can tell when someone talks nonsense
and think they know what are they talk about, you should be more humble
and accept the correction, because if you feel I'm making myself
superior I'm not, I just
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
gjikkl wrote:
Ed Mullen wrote:
Win 7 32-bit, 4Gb RAM, SM 2.9.1. 12 tabs open. 155,740 Kb of RAM used.
Win 7 64-bit, 4Gb RAM, SM 2.9.1. 18 tabs open. 519,296 Kb of RAM used.
Pray tell, what pages are opened in those 18 tabs?
Sorry I can&#
That's not SM fault, is yours, something is wrong with your video
sus-system.
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INstead why don't you ask yourself: "am I making stupid assumptions
based on information I recollected myself as true?" How can you assume a
PC would have 4MB of RAM? not even a Cell phone has that little, if you
don't know anything about computers I'd suggest to shut up and inform
yourself bef
Ed Mullen wrote:
Win 7 32-bit, 4Gb RAM, SM 2.9.1. 12 tabs open. 155,740 Kb of RAM used.
Win 7 64-bit, 4Gb RAM, SM 2.9.1. 18 tabs open. 519,296 Kb of RAM used.
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Jean Zebloski wrote:
Why would Seamonkey be chewing up 430 megs of RAM all the time?
Because it makes ineficient use of cache, but works toward that has been
initiated and they say will continue to improve over time, for now he
have to settle for a FAT SEAMONKEY, that's getting thiner VERY SLO
Philip Chee wrote:
On Fri, 11 May 2012 18:59:12 -0400, gjikkl wrote:
* Include SunBird in SeaMonkey.
Lightning (Sunbird as an extension) is available for SeaMonkey:
https://addons.mozilla.org/seamonkey/addon/lightning/
(And has been for quite a while.
Phil
I know but I don't want it
errata:
* Make 'Scriptish' part of SeaMonkey/FireFox, since them can't run
USER JavaScript scripts. Why don't you add the guy that makes it to Mozilla
team?
Yes user scripts to be installed and ran are only possible with Scriptish.
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I think this additions are not only useful but necesary to make
SeaMonkey an up-to-date Internet suit & even more useful than already is.
* Make the HTML Editor to have a BBCode mode, to only edit BBCode for
forum posts. You'd select which BBcode is supported by your forum to
avoid errors.
*
Security Issue? why? the characters are put in a form of hexadecimal
representation preceded by a percentage symbol, is not mystery or it
doesn't do anything than that; is just represented on another way for
some reason, maybe hiding the URI/L or some new standard, but is not
security-related i
I stand correct on the percentage-encoding not being Unicode.
Well IMO this shouldn't even be a problem, is kinda of common this
percentage-encoding and all browsers should recognize it and make the
proper translation.
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I'd like SeaMonkey be able to read
http%3A%2F%2Fi283.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fkk284%2Fdismadrosa13%2Fline.gif
as http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk284/dismadrosa13/line.gif
Thanks.
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MCBastos wrote:
In fact, I don't even see the point of having a PDF plug-in. Opening the
PDF in the browser is a bad user experience, in my opinion. I have
disabled mine and never missed it -- opening a locally-cached copy of
the file in a separate viewer window is MUCH better.
I disagree with
Yes please make a 64-bit version, is also good for Mozilla, native
support from Windows 64-bits, take advantage of 64-bit environment, no
WoW64 emulator, everyone is moving to 64-bit since is the future, come
on people, what stops you from doing it? I suggest you keep the 32-bit
version for abo
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