Yep, that did it! Or rather, removing the bookmarks sidebar, re-adding
it, shutting down Mozilla and then restarting Mozilla works too. They've
now reappeared as normal. Bit of a weird one that...
I have to say Mozilla really has come on leaps and bounds since M18 and
0.7 - I was loosing faith around then. Now, stability is great,
mail&news matches anything out there and all-around performance seems
better. The really handy features are starting to creep in (lack of SSL
support was the thorn in my side!) My congrats to the dev teams...
j.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Try following:
>
> 1. on the sidebar panel click "Tabs" -> "Customize Sidebar..."
> 2. in the list labeled "Tabs in My Sidebar:" select "Bookmarks"
> 3. click "Remove" button
> 4. click "OK"
> 5. close Mozilla (make shure You don't have any mozilla processes running)
> 6. restart Mozilla
> 7. on the sidebar panel click "Tabs" -> "Customize Sidebar..."
> 8. add Bookmarks to Your sidebat tabs collection
> 9. click "OK"
> 10. Voila' ;)
>
> The trick is to fully close all mozilla processes, not just one window
> before re-adding the bookmarks panel.
> And if You have preloader enabled kill thatone also - just in case.
>
> Roland
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Fulvio Perini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 6:26 PM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: Moz 0.9.1 Bookmarks sidebar empty...
>>
>>
>>
>>John O'Shea wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I've just upgraded to 0.9.1 from 0.9 (love the new theme by
>>>
>>the way!)
>>
>>>and nearly everything seems bigger and better but my
>>>
>>bookmarks arn't
>>
>>>showing up in the Bookmarks sidebar. By that, I mean the bookmarks
>>>sidebar frame is simply grey - there's no "Loading..."
>>>
>>prompt when I
>>
>>>click on it or anything. I've tried removing/re-adding the sidebar
>>>with no effect.
>>>
>>>The bookmarks are definately being loaded by Moz since I can still
>>>access them from the personal toolbar on top.
>>>(One other thing of note - most of my bookmarks are auto-picked up
>>>from via the IE favourite imported. It's the best way I can
>>>
>>think of
>>
>>>keeping them in sync since unfortunately I have to use IE sometimes
>>>becuase of naff websites that can't be used via Mozilla.)
>>>
>>>Anyone else experience this after upgrading?
>>>
>>>Platform is Windows 2000...
>>>
>>>cheers,
>>>
>>>j.
>>>
>>>
>>Usually,there are so many place where the bookmarks can be
>>reached,that,I probably,would not notice.Did you try to click
>>on the in
>>the Sidebar.It is sort of gray,but it works,and everything is loaded
>>properly,although I hide the Sidebar.
>> I have to confess that I just install Netscape6.1b,which is an off
>>shoot of 0.9.1(b=beta). As soon as I exit,I will check
>>0.9.1,and let you
>>know if there is any difference. I just learned something,may
>>be known
>>to everyone.But,if you want to delete a Smiley,you right
>>click,and then
>>delete.I had place it in wrong place.This calls for two! :-) :-)
>>
>>--
>>Fulvio Perini
>>Omaha,NE 68124
>>
>>Definition of an upgrade:it fixes some problem,while creating
>>new ones.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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