Comment on attachment 8451310
Patch: adds back a newline for HTML replies (version 2)
Let's find out, this should be simple enough for a branch landing.
Patch seems to apply to comm-esr31 by visual inspection.
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Regression caused by (bug #): bug 735380
User impact if
(on the other hand, we have 31.5 and 31.6 left, then comes 38.0
already...)
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Title:
Thunderbird places incorrect newlines when composing a reply
Comment on attachment 728622
Test fix
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Test adjustments implied by attachment 728622.
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Title:
Thunderbird places
(In reply to alister.hood from comment #52)
Well, I disabled it in mail.server.default.use_condstore - there is no
...use_condstore setting for the account, so I guess Seamonkey doesn't
implement it per account - or should I just create the setting?
The implementation is identical between
If I recall correctly, that's a case which the condstore feature is
supposed to cover. However, since the MailNews implementation is broken
(see bug 885220 and bug 912216) I wouldn't be surprised if it's an issue
prompted by that. I don't see this for non-Gmail servers which are not
using
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Title:
mozilla-thunderbird locates 2/6/2008 as last week in 4/6/2008
To manage
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Title:
Thunderbird must be upgraded to Thunderbird 24.0.1 for lightning
(oh, I see - you've renamed the summary already...)
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Title:
Middle mouse button invokes 'invalid URL'
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In that case I'd suggest to make this bug depend on bug 667340 rather
than making it a duplicate, or to retarget that other bug by changing
its summary to reflect what it's about. I agree with Aleksej that a
straight duping isn't applicable.
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FWIW, I see the CPU spike on Linux but can't reproduce on Windows 7...
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Title:
Sending of message failed dialog needs 100% of one CPU as long as
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Title:
Sending of message failed dialog needs 100% of one CPU as long as it
is
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Title:
Grouped by Sort view is not saved in Unified Folders
To manage
Well, the main thing is that bug 588909 conveniently caused bug 728610,
otherwise it's questionable if this would have been implemented so
quickly, especially given the new rapid-release system which renders a
lot of the discussion on the previous branch-based reasoning stated here
moot to some
... yes, given that they performed that UA change before Firefox, but
essentially it's the same reason, so that doesn't really change much in
the order of events or argumentation (meaning, the fix here resulted
from the Gecko-token change, thus the rationale of comment #97 is valid
and not just
I wasn't talking about technical dependency in the sense of one
bitrotting the other, but let's stop mincing words...
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Title:
Firefox user-agent
(In reply to Justin Dolske [:Dolske] from comment #104)
Or get your debate on over in the Seamonkey-specific bug 728952.
Err, no please - that bug is for SeaMonkey to decide whether or not to
follow this step, it's application specific and hence not intended for
Gecko discussions.
(In reply to
Comment on attachment 580669
Screenshot of missing scrollbar
This is now bug 709515.
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Title:
Turn on full headers or long To: list and
(In reply to comment #142)
The memory cache should be large enough now after bug 629247 removed the 4MB
limit, but it's still a problem with caching of IMAP parts not working
properly. I've seen 0-size attachments showing up on the 5.0 branch resembling
on-demand attachments, with a busy
(In reply to comment #146)
rsx11m - ah a 4MB limit! Well that explains my behaviour but my findings
That's the previous limit of the *memory* cache, which caused issues in
the past. The disk cache has a default limit of 50MB, and as David just
stated, the offline store doesn't have any pre-set
Not exactly the specific issue described here, but more like bug 629738
now where the cache apparently isn't keeping track of when the message
parts need to be reloaded, thus there are unnecessary invalidations and
recaching of content.
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Actually, the default was changed to true as part of bug 437657 and is
effective with Miramar 3.3a3, thus marking this as a duplicate itself.
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Title:
thunderbird - when deleting mail, mail is not deleted physically
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