Ok, it was reported in February, now it is well into May, Jaunty has
been released already. Has anyone even tried to fix this? I think the
about:config workaround above does seem to fix it for Firefox, but is
there a reason why we shouldn't just force that as a default or if that
isn't feasible t
Jeremy, the localhost problem is a valid issue and is a different bug,
please file it.
Besides from that we want to use a service to determine online/offline
state; this would allow us to improve user experience in many ways; the
fact that network manager is not able to manage all types of connect
@Alexander: I apologize for the terse post earlier. I love Ubuntu, especially
the Kubuntu variant and all my computers run Jaunty (except for my server which
is still Intrepid). My post was made at 2am my time after being up since 7am
working all day, driving 2.5 hours at 4pm and working from
I was also directed to this bug report by the following entry in my
syslog:
NetworkManager: Unmanaged Device found; state CONNECTED forced.
(see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889)
Although I didn't even have Firefox open at the time. Is this bug report
even relevant to this issue?
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For me, I don't think it's FF3 problem. It's network-manager's problem.
I could get connected to internet through PPPoE and browse normally with
FF3, but network-manager applet failed to detect it as connected.
Solution (maybe temporary) with Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10:
1. remove network-manager
sudo ap
aenertia, this is not your bug. this bug is about applications thinking
that you are offline, meaning pidgin doesnt try to connecte because it
thinks its offline or firefox starting in offline status even though you
are online. Your issue is just an applet display glitch, which is less
severe and k
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I have this issue, it appears to be caused by Network manager not being
able to cope with previously defined debian interface files.
I saw this for the first time when upgrading/installing via net-
installer to jaunty. lspci, lshal and nm-tool info attached . my
/etc/network/interfaces is just aut
Then at least provide the option to tell FF to ignore NM status. I want FF to
try to connect period.
I don't want it dependant of some other buggy POC that get pushed out and
breaks core functionality.
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you can just stop NM by
sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager stop
and then everything should work , or maybe start it when you want again
by
sudo /etc/init.d/NetworkManager start
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sudo service NetworkManager stop
sudo service NetworkManager start
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I am here because there is an entry in KSystemlog inviting me to see
this bug report.
" Unmanaged Device found; state CONNECTED forced. (see
http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889) "
But I don't know what to do.
This message started appearing after I configured my wireless network with WPA
encr
I have the same problem with my Acer Aspire 5315 and Zoom 3095 modem
using Ubuntu 9.04
John
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I have a Dell Latitude which works both windows xp and Kubuntu. I had
Kubuntu 8.04 and I have upgraded tu 9.04 (jaunty). When I used 8.04 I
had configured my wireless card (a Broadcom BCM4312) with its Windows
module by Ndiswrapper. After a little bit of work it was worked fine.
But when I change t
BRAVO! Firefox is my new nominee for a Darwin award.
I have this thing called a kiosk with a web-app in the background of the
box. It has no network connectivity - it doesn't need to, there is this
strange thing on Linux since like 1970 called loopback (for the Firefox
developers, this can be foun
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I am experiencing that the network-manager is reporting my wired
connection as disconnected and not managed, whenever the wired
connection is changed through the "old" network-admin tool.
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Firefox 3.0.5 starts in offline mode, failing to detect that I am online
(with a connection which Opera, ping and apt-get all know to use well).
The online connection that is not detected by firefox (nor network
manager) is via UMTS, on an Asus EeePc 901GO, using wvdial and pppd. All
these program
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I had to workaround 1 to true not false
Workaround 1: (since ffox 3.0.1) ->
set toolkit.networkmanager.disable to true in about:config
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I had to set workaround 1 to true not false
Workaround 1: (since ffox 3.0.1) ->
set toolkit.networkmanager.disable to true in about:config
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Eric Lee Elliott
I have uninstalled network manager all together.. I found in Ubuntu 8.1 it is
very buggy for Wifi with WPA encryption..
I have resorted to manual setup of network and and setting firefox
toolkit.networkmanager.disable to true in about:config
May be u can give that a try...
The 'iface eth1000 inet dhcp' trick didn't quite wok for me, but I'm not
entirely sure I have the same issue. I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 with a
wireless connection (Intel 3945), and I use Opera rather than firefox,
and what I've been experiencing is when I boot Ubuntu, the network
manager applet shows
I have Linux Mint Elyssa which is based on Ubuntu Hardy. I use dial-up
modem with serial to usb connector. There wasn't a way for me to create
a connection via Network Administration Tool>Network Settings as there
is no ttyUSB0 choice (there is in KPPP) so I use wvdial to connect to
the internet.
Firefox 3 AND Evolution AND Pidgin starts offline. No, Pidgin is looking
for a connection. What I have to do is to disconnect and connect again
(Pidgin). At Firefox (and Evolution) the File -> uncheck Work offline
solves the problem.
Firefox 2 did not have this problem.
I use HSDPA USB modem. Whe
i have USB modem with chip conexant, offline mode in liferea, firefox,
evolution
my interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto dsl-provider
iface dsl-provider inet ppp
pre-up /sbin/ifconfig nas0 up # line maintained by pppoeconf
provider dsl-provider
auto nas0
iface nas0 inet manual
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This bug is Fixed,
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This bug is NOT fixed.
Just installed 3.0.1 and the same offline mode bug. Checked the version
number to make sure it was 3.0.1 and not just 3.0.
Thats it for me. I've had enough of firefox and I am looking for a
better browser without this bug.
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I think this is not a firefox-bug as more online softwer have this
error. (Such Pidgin, Evolution.)
Skype, "Hálózatfigyelő" (network usage icon) and Weather forecast in
the panel-add-on menu recognizes if I'm online.
In my network manager icon I always see an orange triangle with "!" in
the midd
This bug still exist in FIREFOX but doesn't appear in SEAMONKEY.
This bug still exist in PIDGIN but doesn't appear in AMSN.
Planning to change to SeaMonkey.
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launcspad: yeah, thats because its a NM bug :) ... anyway, 3.0.1 lets
you set a preference called toolkit.networkmanager.disable ... so if you
dont want the NM online state to be considered in firefox go to
about:config, and set that preference to true.
** Description changed:
Binary package h
i added two workarounds to the summary. The first is for firefox, the
second should make NM to always expose "online" as state.
Could someone please verify that those work and comment here?
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Alexander: the second workaround did not work. The first (about: config)
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The Firefox workaround works! Thanks a lot, now starts my Firefox ONLINE
with USB modem.
My /etc/network/interfaces file is:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
iface eth1000 inet dhcp
# And this 3 lines are followed by lines with "#" at the beginning -- I
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Glad to hear a firefox fix will appear soon. Using ppp with knetworkmanager is
a big improvement and it would be nice to remove the eth0 eth1 descriptions
from my interfaces file to let nm look after them and show the online status on
the task bar - this would be possible, once ff3 is fixed, if
A firefox fix will be nice (using Kristian's extension now), but what
about pidgin and the other apps consulting network manager?
I don't much care HOW this gets fixed, but I hope to see a no-user-
action-required fix come through soon, for all apps. I just wasted 2
hours trying to figure out why
Also having this issue with a Verizon USB720, thankfully I quickly
figured it out in Firefox.
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How will we know when ALL of this has been fixed ?
I have my sister waiting for a computer that I have told her that I
would configure for her use on a dialup ISP basis (she has no access to
broadband) and now I can not get the thing to work.
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I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on the computer of somebody. They are using
a Speedtouch 330, so I stumbled across usb-adsl-modem-manager
(https://launchpad.net/usb-adsl-modem-manager).
Although usb-adsl-modem-manager makes sure that you can connect to the
internet, Firefox is always in offline mode,
@.cobnet, Kristian Erik Hermansen: I've had the same problem with the
disableofflinemode add-on. Though I could get Firefox to work by checking and
unchecking the offline mode item in the file menu.
So apparently the add-on removed the check mark from the item, but didn't
really disable the offl
Kristian Erik Hermansen, I tried your disable.offline.mode add-on, but
then I couldn't use Firefox anymore. Eg. when I type a URL and hit
enter, Firefox does nothing. These same with the search bar. When I
uninstalled the add-on, everything worked again (except for that
annoying offline mode that I
I'm also using a CDMA connection using PPP and Firefox always starts in
offline mode. This is extremely annoying, but not really a big problem.
However, this also means that no Prism-applications work at all, because
it also starts in offline mode, and doesn't have a way to switch.
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Hi Alexander
Thanks for suggestions.
Sadly neither workaround works for me. Probably as I am using an Orange
linebox - using the method described here
http://www.orangeproblems.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=19235&sid=2975a93d5718ea39cf1a04afd0de8d98
as the livebox is odd. My Hardy Heron is stil
** Also affects: firefox-3.0 (Baltix)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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pidgin should be fixed by latest NM upload
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empathy should be fixed by latest NM upload
** Changed in: empathy (Ubuntu Intrepid)
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I am still using Hardy, and I am total newb, but the top of this post
looks wrong to me:
Workaround 1: (since ffox 3.0.1) ->
set toolkit.networkmanager.disable to false in about:config
Doesn't it make more sense to set networkmanager.disable to "true," as
then would then disable firefox checking
I was just setting up 3G broadband dial-up using the following setup:
- Tether from Intrepid to mobilephone via bluetooth.
- Mobile phone serve as dial-up modem.
- Using wvdial and gnome-ppp.
Once connection is established, I got a ppp0 entry from ifconfig.
However, Firefox still starts in offline
Additional info:
Evolution is working. It started in online mode and able to send/receive mails.
Pidgin in not working. It get stuck trying to connect.
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Pidgin is working here as is Empathy.
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confirmed here in intrepid when connecting via wvdial with my mobile
3.0.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu1
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(intrepid) network-manager fix committed to 0.7 packaging branch (rev
2933). See Related Branches section of this bug.
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Status: Triaged => Fix Committed
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Hi I'm using intrepid and I think I have a little bug on Network-manager
it said that I'm not connected and so firefox is offline and seamonkey
doesn't matter of network manager and let me get my mail go on internet
Applet NetworkManager 0.7.0
lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
D
This bug was fixed in the package network-manager -
0.7~~svn20081008t224042-0ubuntu2
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network-manager (0.7~~svn20081008t224042-0ubuntu2) intrepid; urgency=low
* more ifupdown compatibility: we maintain /var/run/network/ifstate
in network manager dispatcher script. This fixes
I see that indeed it was fixed. However, now I'm unable to access
network manager (it doesn't show up in the system tray or
System->Administration). Is this permanent? Or will we eventually be
able to control the ethernet devices using NM?
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jonathan, nm manager should be in the tray. maybe relogin. if that
doesnt work, please ensure that NetworkManager process is running.
However, if you have configurations in /etc/network/interfaces and you
want NM to manage them you have to turn on managed=true in
/etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-sett
I just noticed that you said there should be a process called
"NetworkManager". That process is not running and I don't know how to
start it. I tried sudo NetworkManager but it doesn't appear to do
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Hi today the bug whith NetworManager is fixed in intrepid for me after
an update :)
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I have kubuntu and everything worked great with DHCP. I wanted to go with a
static IP and it does not persist.
My syslog refers to this bug.
Unmanaged Device found; state CONNECTED forced. (see
http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889)
If my problem is a different bug, then I'll open a new bug on
Reporting because the log said so:
Nov 15 17:54:50 COMPUTER NetworkManager: Unmanaged Device found; state
CONNECTED forced. (see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889)
Nov 15 18:14:31 COMPUTER NetworkManager: Unmanaged Device found; state
CONNECTED forced. (see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
Derek, please open new bugs instead of posting your content to some bug
you feel might be the same. In any case, your particular issue is
already filed in bug 291291.
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Reporting, because log said so :) :
Oct 30 15:21:48 tkdlap2 kernel: [ 7798.574078] ata1: EH complete
Oct 30 15:21:48 tkdlap2 kernel: [ 7798.574165] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] 234441648
512-byte hardware sectors (120034 MB)
Oct 30 15:21:48 tkdlap2 kernel: [ 7798.574199] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Write Protect
is o
I also have this problem with intrepid with all updates and ppp
connection over bluetooth. I have /etc/ppp/peers/ppp0, and pon and poff
commands are working correctly, but network manager always thinks I'm
not connected.
If this is fixed, could you please provide working example of
/etc/network/in
Alexander Sack wrote on 2008-10-21:
> please do a restart of your system, reproduce and attach the complete
> syslog. also attach your /etc/network/interfaces
Apologies for taking so long to respond, I thought I was subscribed to this
bug; but I wasn't.
Attached the files you requested.
** Atta
I found an easy solution to the problem. Just remove the network
manager package and the associated gnome package. Then your network
setting will rely solely on /etc/network/interfaces like that ought to.
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Neither of those is anything close to a solution. Removing network
manager breaks things for people that sometimes use the command line and
sometimes use network manager (like me). And changing Firefox versions
won't do anything about Evolution's "Work Offline" issue, now will it?
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Phuah, you think we could start with porting your patch to NM 0.7 and if
that works well try to get your patch into hardy?
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we still need some code for NM 0.7 that makes NM online when any
unmanaged device has an IP. see bug 279737 which is more a less a dupe
of this.
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I'm getting this problem in Intrepid with NM 0.7. This might be because
I have the following setup:
eth0: wired Ethernet, always connected
eth1: used for a wireless device that is currently unplugged
Will this be fixed before Intrepid comes out?
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could you plese minimize your patch (e.g. the .orig files are included
for instance).
Do you also check whether the interface has an IP assigned?
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NM 0.7 should fix most use cases. But i admit that there are still
missed cases, which i am in favour of forcing NM to interpret as online
as as any _unmanaged_ device has an ip.
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Here you go:
1. its a quilt patch
2. using libnl (using existing structures from nm-netlink-monitor.c)
3. minimal changes
4. checks for POINTOPOINT in the flags (this can be easily removed, but I guess
most of us have problems with ppp devices)
5. only handle unmanaged devices
6. utilize the mode
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thanks for your patch. I would like to consider this. Just one comment
for now:
+nm_device_other_update_ppp (NMData *data,
+ gboolean is_connected)
isnt that a new function which should be declared in some header?
Is it only ppp that causes issues? I think the most fail
all this is still not a firefox issue. upstream backedn out NM support
in development head. but once we have the proposed patches in upstream
NM tree, we hopefully can enable that feature everwhere again.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Invalid
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i would like to get a solution for NM in intrepid and hardy.
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Status: New => Triaged
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milestoning NM intrepid task for 8.10 final.
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options we have for pidgin are a) drop NM support and b) wait for fixed
NM. Obviously i prefer b). keeping task open anyway.
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It's not just with ppp. I use iwconfig and dhclient to connect to WEP
networks due to some outstanding bugs with iwl*+NM+WEP, and Firefox and
Evolution are in Offline mode when I do that.
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Changes to the previous patch:
- the function nm_device_other_update_ppp is changed to
nm_device_update_unmanaged and defined in the header file
- now it monitors all unmanaged devices instead of just ppp devices
- now it checks whether the unmanaged device have an IP address before
signaling as
Sorry for two patches in quick succession. After some thought and
testing, this is a better patch.
** Attachment added: "50_monitor_unmanaged.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18003776/50_monitor_unmanaged.patch
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I have hacked network-manager to check every second whether any
interface is up or not, besides the loopback interface. It worked
perfectly for my ppp connection. Both firefox and pidgin starts up with
the proper state, and even get notified when my ppp connection dies.
Comments welcomed.
Note th
Alexander: the second workaround did not work. The first (about: config)
I don't know how. Please tell me more details! (Step-by-step.) Thanks!
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The Firefox workaround works! Thanks a lot, now starts my Firefox ONLINE
with USB modem.
My /etc/network/interfaces file is:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
iface eth1000 inet dhcp
# And this 3 lines are followed by lines with "#" at the beginning -- I
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The 'iface eth1000 inet dhcp' trick didn't quite wok for me, but I'm not
entirely sure I have the same issue. I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 with a
wireless connection (Intel 3945), and I use Opera rather than firefox,
and what I've been experiencing is when I boot Ubuntu, the network
manager applet shows
I have Linux Mint Elyssa which is based on Ubuntu Hardy. I use dial-up
modem with serial to usb connector. There wasn't a way for me to create
a connection via Network Administration Tool>Network Settings as there
is no ttyUSB0 choice (there is in KPPP) so I use wvdial to connect to
the internet.
Hi Alexander
Thanks for suggestions.
Sadly neither workaround works for me. Probably as I am using an Orange
linebox - using the method described here
http://www.orangeproblems.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=19235&sid=2975a93d5718ea39cf1a04afd0de8d98
as the livebox is odd. My Hardy Heron is stil
** Also affects: firefox-3.0 (Baltix)
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Status: New
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How will we know when ALL of this has been fixed ?
I have my sister waiting for a computer that I have told her that I
would configure for her use on a dialup ISP basis (she has no access to
broadband) and now I can not get the thing to work.
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I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 on the computer of somebody. They are using
a Speedtouch 330, so I stumbled across usb-adsl-modem-manager
(https://launchpad.net/usb-adsl-modem-manager).
Although usb-adsl-modem-manager makes sure that you can connect to the
internet, Firefox is always in offline mode,
@.cobnet, Kristian Erik Hermansen: I've had the same problem with the
disableofflinemode add-on. Though I could get Firefox to work by checking and
unchecking the offline mode item in the file menu.
So apparently the add-on removed the check mark from the item, but didn't
really disable the offl
Kristian Erik Hermansen, I tried your disable.offline.mode add-on, but
then I couldn't use Firefox anymore. Eg. when I type a URL and hit
enter, Firefox does nothing. These same with the search bar. When I
uninstalled the add-on, everything worked again (except for that
annoying offline mode that I
Firefox 3 AND Evolution AND Pidgin starts offline. No, Pidgin is looking
for a connection. What I have to do is to disconnect and connect again
(Pidgin). At Firefox (and Evolution) the File -> uncheck Work offline
solves the problem.
Firefox 2 did not have this problem.
I use HSDPA USB modem. Whe
i have USB modem with chip conexant, offline mode in liferea, firefox,
evolution
my interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto dsl-provider
iface dsl-provider inet ppp
pre-up /sbin/ifconfig nas0 up # line maintained by pppoeconf
provider dsl-provider
auto nas0
iface nas0 inet manual
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This bug is Fixed,
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424626
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[MASTER] [WORKAROUND] "Offline Mode" feature fails to detect proper online
state for networks that are managed outside of network manager.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889
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This bug is NOT fixed.
Just installed 3.0.1 and the same offline mode bug. Checked the version
number to make sure it was 3.0.1 and not just 3.0.
Thats it for me. I've had enough of firefox and I am looking for a
better browser without this bug.
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[MASTER] [WORKAROUND] "Offline Mode" feature f
I think this is not a firefox-bug as more online softwer have this
error. (Such Pidgin, Evolution.)
Skype, "Hálózatfigyelő" (network usage icon) and Weather forecast in
the panel-add-on menu recognizes if I'm online.
In my network manager icon I always see an orange triangle with "!" in
the midd
This bug still exist in FIREFOX but doesn't appear in SEAMONKEY.
This bug still exist in PIDGIN but doesn't appear in AMSN.
Planning to change to SeaMonkey.
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[MASTER] [WORKAROUND] "Offline Mode" feature fails to detect proper online
state for networks that are managed outside of network mana
launcspad: yeah, thats because its a NM bug :) ... anyway, 3.0.1 lets
you set a preference called toolkit.networkmanager.disable ... so if you
dont want the NM online state to be considered in firefox go to
about:config, and set that preference to true.
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