> I have a firefoxism that perhaps someone here has come across; > basically, it keeps discovering stacks of JavaScript errors on most > websites, and each time it finds one it makes my PC beep, which is > irritating. This isn't the typeahead problem; it happens all the time, > e.g. when using GMail. And I can see the errors piling up in the JS > console.
Are you using Epiphany as a frontend, or the actual Firefox binary -- just by the by? > The public firefox builds don't do this; is there some build-time or > run-time setting to make the JS engine a bit less excitable ? This *might* have something to do with the OJI code in Firefox, which seems slightly unforgiving on errors. If you edit the mozconfig-firefox file in bootstrap/firefox/files and add the line: ac_add_options --disable-oji to it, then run: 'make makesums' followed by 'make install' in the bootstrap/firefox directory, it might at least quieten down somewhat. Just a stab in the dark, Paul -- garnome-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/garnome-list
