I have seen this bug too. Just thought I would chime in and let people know that they arent the only ones.
The place I have seen this is: ibm a20p laptop ati graphics card win98se 0.9.8 I get the contents of the email program becomes invisible. If I resize or move the window it reappears. By alt-tabbing I can get it invisible again. Random occurence. I am now on win2k with a dell 8100 inspirion with 0.9.9 and I havent seen it yet. bob dman84 wrote: > Peter Lakanen wrote: > >> >> Running 0.9.9 release (not a nightly) on Win2k, 1 ghz chip, 512 RAM. >> >> #1 Since 0.9.8, I've noticed lots of screen redraw problems. Figured >> they'd be fixed in 0.9.9 but they are still here. Like right now, part >> of the message window I'm typing in did not redraw after clicking drop >> down list to set me as CC on this message. Anyone know whats up with >> this problem? > > > have you dynamically switched themes? this would happen.. if you do not > restart mozilla.. there are a couple of bugs that exist here.. another > is if you did not use a new profile.. this would cause the same issues. > >> >> #2 The Single Most Annoying Bug In The Damn Universe: With 0.9.9 came >> the now extremely frustrating bug of Mozilla hanging for as much as >> SEVEN seconds whenever I close a Mozilla window. What the heck is going >> on here? Is it some kind of debug thing or what? Interestingly enough, >> if I start a new window but do NOT load a web page in it (I default to >> blank windows), it closes instantly with no hang. But if I load ANY web >> page in it and then close the window, Mozilla is hung for 4-7 seconds >> (yes, I've timed it with a stopwatch). > > > > I see this, I filed bug 131130 the other day.. its doing some writing to > disk. THere is also a memory bug here I found that does affect window > close. > >> >> #3 Just noticed this one... when started this new message, it did not >> fill in the newsgroup I was posting to as a default. Worked fine in >> 0.9.8. Anyone know about this? >> >> Thanks! >> >> -peter >> > > Its probably related to #1. > > -Dennis > >
