Mike C wrote: > BIll Spikowski wrote: >> Mike C wrote: >>> BIll Spikowski wrote: >>>> In the last couple of days I've lost the ability to open a SM browser >>>> window when clicking on a link in an e-mail -- this has happened on >>>> two different computers, which is really odd. Both are running >>>> Windows >>>> XP, SP3. >>>> >>>> Is there a common cause or cure for this problem? >>>> >>>> I don't THINK this is connected to the 2.7 upgrade... >>> >>> How about making SM the "default" browser. >>> Edit> Preferences> Browser> Set Default >> >> >> I do have it set that way, as it's been forever. >> >> Now though, NO browser window opens at all, even when I click on an >> attached file. This is a problem I've never had... > > This may sound stupid but many times problems are corrected with a > simple reboot. > > Only other things I can think of are to open a new profile and try it. > Or reinstall SM
Before I could try the suggestions provided here, a Windows update rebooted my office computer overnight (aargh, it's not supposed to do that!). This morning a SM window asked if I wanted to restore my previous session, which was odd because I never leave a session running overnight. I clicked "yes" and a button then appeared on the taskbar suggesting a session was running, but it wouldn't expand by left-clicking on it. So I right-clicked, selected "restore," and there was a SM browser window with dozens of tabs open, one for each time I tried to open a link or attachment from SM mail. I had opened and closed dozens of other SM browser windows over the past few days, but I guess that one was still running in the background, but not visible in the taskbar. Odd, but I guess the problem is solved, at least on this machine! _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
