Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[Ed Mullen]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 2/14/2015 12:35 AM:

stango wrote:

EE wrote:

Philip Chee wrote:

On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:

Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.

https://marketplace.firefox.com


Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.

Phil


That is funny.  That marketplace page does not open with Firefox or
SeaMonkey, only with Safari.


Works fine in Seamonkey 2.17 with all of its old inherent security and
compatibility issues.


Also works fine here in SeaMonkey 2.32 without the old inherent security
and compatibility issues. Came up instantly and fully. Haven't tried
installing anything, though.



Haven't tried in SeaMonkey but the two apps I test installed in Firefox 
installed to Windows, put shortcuts on the desktop, and were able to be 
uninstalled via Windows Programs and Features.  Nothing about them 
appeared anywhere in Firefox's UI, although their install info were in 
folders in the FF profile.



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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[Paul B. Gallagher]

stango wrote:

EE wrote:

Philip Chee wrote:

On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:

Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.

https://marketplace.firefox.com


Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.

Phil


That is funny.  That marketplace page does not open with Firefox or
SeaMonkey, only with Safari.


Works fine in Seamonkey 2.17 with all of its old inherent security and
compatibility issues.


Also works fine here in SeaMonkey 2.32 without the old inherent security 
and compatibility issues. Came up instantly and fully. Haven't tried 
installing anything, though.


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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[stango]

EE wrote:

Philip Chee wrote:

On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:

Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.

https://marketplace.firefox.com


Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.

Phil


That is funny.  That marketplace page does not open with Firefox or
SeaMonkey, only with Safari.

Works fine in Seamonkey 2.17 with all of its old inherent security and 
compatibility issues.



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Re: Lightning not appearing in Seamonkey?

[Jeffrey Needle]

WaltS48 wrote:

On 02/13/2015 04:03 PM, jeff.nee...@gmail.com wrote:
I've installed Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar in my 
Seamonkey 2.23.1 installation.  But there isn't any way to get to it, 
as far as I can see.  None of the menus have Calendar in their 
drop-down choices.  How do I get Lightning to work?  Alternately, is 
there a good substitute for Lightning for integration between 
Seamonkey and Google Calendar?  Thanks.





Which Lightning did you install?

You need Lightning 3.7b1 for SeaMonkey 2.32.1.

"For Lightning, please check the Stable Releases section on the 
Calendar Versions page. Alternatively check the Lightning add-on page 
(Development Channel at the bottom of the page)."


[SeaMonkey 2.32 Release 
Notes](http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.32/)



Got the right one installed, and it works fine now.  Thanks!

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Re: Videos On NBC Don't Work

[Ray_Net]

Jonathan N. Little wrote on 13/02/2015 19:11:

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


Could this be something as simple as purging the DNS cache?

[Windows key]+R, enter
 cmd
and hit Enter. In the window that opens, type
 ipconfig/flushdns
and hit Enter. Windows should reply:
 Windows IP Configuration
 Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
Type
 exit
and hit Enter.

Then try your vid again.


Might, worth a try. But looked more like the problem was at the 
router. Using nslookup and switching dns nameservers would be a 
telling test.



Effectively, purging the dns cache did not cure my problem.
I have just contacted my isp asking him why I cannot reach
c.brightcove.com


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Re: Lightning not appearing in Seamonkey?

[mozilla-lists . mbourne]

jeff.needle wrote:

I've installed Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar in my Seamonkey 
2.23.1 installation.  But there isn't any way to get to it, as far as I can 
see.  None of the menus have Calendar in their drop-down choices.  How do I get 
Lightning to work?  Alternately, is there a good substitute for Lightning for 
integration between Seamonkey and Google Calendar?  Thanks.


Just to check you're looking in the right place... Lightning is accessed 
from the Mail and News component (not the Browser component or anywhere 
else). It should add "Events and Tasks" to the main menu there.


I'm not entirely sure why Lightning is only accessible from the Mail & 
News component. Maybe because it links in with the Mail component for 
handling event invitations etc. Plus it's a bit like Outlook combining 
mail and calendar functions, which people may be familiar with.


Mark.

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Re: Lightning not appearing in Seamonkey?

[WaltS48]

On 02/13/2015 04:03 PM, jeff.nee...@gmail.com wrote:

I've installed Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar in my Seamonkey 
2.23.1 installation.  But there isn't any way to get to it, as far as I can 
see.  None of the menus have Calendar in their drop-down choices.  How do I get 
Lightning to work?  Alternately, is there a good substitute for Lightning for 
integration between Seamonkey and Google Calendar?  Thanks.




Which Lightning did you install?

You need Lightning 3.7b1 for SeaMonkey 2.32.1.

"For Lightning, please check the Stable Releases section on the Calendar Versions 
page. Alternatively check the Lightning add-on page (Development Channel at the bottom of 
the page)."

[SeaMonkey 2.32 Release 
Notes](http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.32/)

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Lightning not appearing in Seamonkey?

[jeff . needle]

I've installed Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar in my Seamonkey 
2.23.1 installation.  But there isn't any way to get to it, as far as I can 
see.  None of the menus have Calendar in their drop-down choices.  How do I get 
Lightning to work?  Alternately, is there a good substitute for Lightning for 
integration between Seamonkey and Google Calendar?  Thanks.
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Re: Frustration with Seamonkey

[Jonathan N. Little]

Jeffrey Needle wrote:

I really want to use Seamonkey on a regular basis.  One thing keeps me
from doing this.

In Thunderbird, when I press the A key while reading mail, the message
is deleted from my message list, but placed in the All Mail folder in
gmail.  This is precisely what I want to do.  But there is no such
facility in Seamonkey.  If it's based on the Mozilla code used in
Thunderbird, why on earth can't I get this done?

It seems like such an odd thing to have omitted.  I'd love to know if
this is planned for the future.



"A" in Thunderbird is "Archive message" and I guess in gmail IMAP that 
means move to "All Mail". In SeaMonkey "Archive message" is Shift+A. Try 
that.


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Frustration with Seamonkey

[Jeffrey Needle]

I really want to use Seamonkey on a regular basis.  One thing keeps me 
from doing this.


In Thunderbird, when I press the A key while reading mail, the message 
is deleted from my message list, but placed in the All Mail folder in 
gmail.  This is precisely what I want to do.  But there is no such 
facility in Seamonkey.  If it's based on the Mozilla code used in 
Thunderbird, why on earth can't I get this done?


It seems like such an odd thing to have omitted.  I'd love to know if 
this is planned for the future.


Thanks.

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Re: No print preview in Mac OS X...

[Ant]

On 2/13/2015 11:11 AM, EE wrote:


FYI. "Firefox uses an older Carbon print API that doesn't use the full
OS X Cocoa print dialog. It's the only app on my systems that does
this..."
--http://www.reddit.com/r/mozilla/comments/2v35ut/no_print_preview_in_firefox_and_seamonkey_web/cojh6fz

I wonder why Mozilla and volunteers don't change it for Mac OS X. Lack
of developers?


SeaMonkey has the Firefox core, and I can get a preview if I click Print
from the menu and then Preview.  I am using Mac OS.  What I get is
Preview.app displaying the page content.


Interesting. When I used print to get its print dialog options, I didn't 
get any preview option.

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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[Ant]

Wow, that hot key worked but yeah why no GUI method? Lame!!! Also,
shouldn't I be asked too when replying and forwarding HTML formatted
e-mails? :(


SeaMonkey Mail uses code from Thunderbird. There is no GUI there either.


Ah interesting so this would be a Thunderbird issue.



Well, you could go to your Account Settings and change it in
"Composition & Addressing".

No, you set how you want to compose email in your Account Settings in
"Composition & Addressing", and that is what you use unless you change it.


That would be a pain to go back and forth. I will use the hidden hot key 
trick. :)

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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[EE]

Philip Chee wrote:

On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:

Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.

https://marketplace.firefox.com


Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.

Phil

That is funny.  That marketplace page does not open with Firefox or 
SeaMonkey, only with Safari.


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Re: No print preview in Mac OS X...

[EE]

Ant wrote:

FYI. "Firefox uses an older Carbon print API that doesn't use the full
OS X Cocoa print dialog. It's the only app on my systems that does
this..."
--http://www.reddit.com/r/mozilla/comments/2v35ut/no_print_preview_in_firefox_and_seamonkey_web/cojh6fz


I wonder why Mozilla and volunteers don't change it for Mac OS X. Lack
of developers?


SeaMonkey has the Firefox core, and I can get a preview if I click Print 
from the menu and then Preview.  I am using Mac OS.  What I get is 
Preview.app displaying the page content.


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Re: Moving GMail WebMail 'Sent' Messages to SeaMonkey

[Ed Mullen]

HenriK wrote on 2/11/2015 6:34 PM:

Is there anyone who has had any experience moving GMail 'Sent' messages
from GMail's WebMail 'Sent' folder to Seamonkey's e-mail client?

I understood that POP only allows downloads from one's WebMail 'Inbox'.
  Accordingly, I used the GMail WebMail feature to mark some of the
messages I want to transfer for movement to my local PCs Seamonkey
'Inbox' to my GMail's WebMail 'Inbox'.

After I did this, I asked SeaMonkey to download my GMail 'inbox' from
its usual location on GMail's WebMail.  Nothing happened and the moved
e-mail simply remained in my GMail WebMail 'Inbox'.  Accordingly, I must
have dome something stupid.

Can anyone help me sort how to download the e-mails I am trying to
transfer?  Thanks, in advance for any and all comments, help, or
suggestions.


I see you got it fixed elsewhere in the thread.  Just thought I'd 
mention that I use gmail in SeaMonkey via IMAP and have all folders set 
to synchronize.  That way I see the same thing on all computers I use 
for mail. Same with all my other email accounts.


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Re: Restricting Extensions

[NFN Smith]

David E. Ross wrote:

According to
,
Firefox will no longer allow extensions to be installed unless signed by
Mozilla.  Users will have NO option to allow an unsigned extension to be
installed.  That is, signatures by Mozilla will be mandatory.


On this, I think the intent is good, in protecting against rogue 
extensions, particularly ones that aren't distributed through AMO.


For what it's worth, I believe I have seen reports of malware writers 
acquiring ownership of Google Chrome extension projects that have been 
abandoned, but where they're still listed through Google's distribution 
mechanism.



However, as worded in this post, I think that prohibiting unsigned 
extensions entirely is overkill, as there are occasionally legitimate 
reasons for having extensions that may not be signed.  These include 
limited-scope extensions that may not be publicly distributed, and ones 
that are no longer under development.  I think that there is a place 
where it's reasonable for the user to have final say over whether the 
extension is trusted, and not Mozilla.


I did look through the list of responses, and it may be that there may 
be a little more space, than is indicated by by the initial post: 
https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2015/02/10/extension-signing-safer-experience/comment-page-2/#comment-212732


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Re: Replying (and forwarding) HTML formatted e-mails.

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Jonathan N. Little wrote:


BTW, as posted by bdelmee, if you hold down the shift key when
clicking the reply button puts you in plain text mode.


Opposite of my experience. But if your default is HTML, then presumably 
SHIFT would toggle that to plain text. My default is plain text, and 
SHIFT produces HTML.


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Re: Restricting Extensions

[Jonathan N. Little]

Desiree wrote:

On 2/12/2015 9:05 AM, David E. Ross wrote:

According to
,

Firefox will no longer allow extensions to be installed unless signed by
Mozilla.  Users will have NO option to allow an unsigned extension to be
installed.  That is, signatures by Mozilla will be mandatory.

Will this also be implemented in SeaMonkey?


The blog states this will NOT be implemented for SeaMonkey.

I stunned that Mozilla is doing this.  This is political and could be
the death of Fx.


Article says they will have a third option (exception?) for non-public 
extensions. I would say with how the Internet is going it may be a 
necessary feature.


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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[WaltS48]

On 02/13/2015 01:10 PM, Ant wrote:

Wow, that hot key worked but yeah why no GUI method? Lame!!! Also,
shouldn't I be asked too when replying and forwarding HTML formatted
e-mails? :(




SeaMonkey Mail uses code from Thunderbird. There is no GUI there either.

Well, you could go to your Account Settings and change it in "Composition & 
Addressing".

No, you set how you want to compose email in your Account Settings in "Composition & 
Addressing", and that is what you use unless you change it.

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Re: Replying (and forwarding) HTML formatted e-mails.

[Ant]

I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps
going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing
something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.


What are your composition settings for that account? If it has HTML
format disabled might be the issue.


For my old POP3&SMTP e-mail server account's:

Its "Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings" -> Preferences's Mail &
Newsgroups -> Send Format is "Ask me what to do (Mail prompt you to
choose a format)". Also, I don't have any domains listed (empty) in here.


There you can set domains to send HTML or just plain text. Also in your
address book your can set on a per user basis who will get plain text or
html. I have it set to send both but for ones in my address book that I
have set for plain text, and in a reply the compose window will switch
to plain text.


Yeah, but I don'twant to use that since I get many e-mails from 
people/bots who are not in my addressbooks.




Its Settings -> "Composition & Addressing" show "Compose message in HTML
format" unchecked, so I enabled it and retried but I still don't get a
prompt. :(

I don't always want e-mail repplies and forwards to be HTML/plain texts.
:/ I know in Outlook, I can change the format easily in its composer.
Can I do that in SM too?

Is it me or is SM's GUI confusing for its e-mail settings? They seem to
be all over!


A little bit I agree. Maybe the legacy of the old Communicator UI mixed
with the separate apps FF & TB UI.

BTW, as posted by bdelmee, if you hold down the shift key when clicking
the reply button puts you in plain text mode.


Perfect, but no GUI option?
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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[Ant]

Wow, that hot key worked but yeah why no GUI method? Lame!!! Also, 
shouldn't I be asked too when replying and forwarding HTML formatted 
e-mails? :(



On 2/13/2015 9:33 AM, bdelmee wrote:

A kind soul once instructed me to hit the  key
at the same time as the "reply" button (or menu option).

I have not checked if this is still the case,
but at the time it seemed impossible to me to
discover this from any menu or GUI element.
A real usability puzzle.

If you hit the little down arrow next to "compose"
you will get a choice between text or html, but no
such luck for "reply".

Bernard

Ant wrote on 2015-02-13 08:23:

Hello.

I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.

Thank you in advance. :)

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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[Ant]

A kind soul once instructed me to hit the  key at the same
time as the "reply" button (or menu option).

I have not checked if this is still the case, but at the time it
seemed impossible to me to discover this from any menu or GUI
element. A real usability puzzle.

If you hit the little down arrow next to "compose" you will get a
choice between text or html, but no such luck for "reply".


Shift-Reply still works ("Reply" refers to the button on the toolbar).

Of course, this assumes you haven't hidden the toolbar.

You're right that the "Reply" button no longer offers the HTML option. I
wonder when they took that away.


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Re: Videos On NBC Don't Work

[Jonathan N. Little]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote:


Could this be something as simple as purging the DNS cache?

[Windows key]+R, enter
 cmd
and hit Enter. In the window that opens, type
 ipconfig/flushdns
and hit Enter. Windows should reply:
 Windows IP Configuration
 Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
Type
 exit
and hit Enter.

Then try your vid again.


Might, worth a try. But looked more like the problem was at the router. 
Using nslookup and switching dns nameservers would be a telling test.


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Re: Replying (and forwarding) HTML formatted e-mails.

[Jonathan N. Little]

Ant wrote:

On 2/13/2015 6:35 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:


I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.


What are your composition settings for that account? If it has HTML
format disabled might be the issue.


For my old POP3&SMTP e-mail server account's:

Its "Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings" -> Preferences's Mail &
Newsgroups -> Send Format is "Ask me what to do (Mail prompt you to
choose a format)". Also, I don't have any domains listed (empty) in here.


There you can set domains to send HTML or just plain text. Also in your 
address book your can set on a per user basis who will get plain text or 
html. I have it set to send both but for ones in my address book that I 
have set for plain text, and in a reply the compose window will switch 
to plain text.




Its Settings -> "Composition & Addressing" show "Compose message in HTML
format" unchecked, so I enabled it and retried but I still don't get a
prompt. :(

I don't always want e-mail repplies and forwards to be HTML/plain texts.
:/ I know in Outlook, I can change the format easily in its composer.
Can I do that in SM too?

Is it me or is SM's GUI confusing for its e-mail settings? They seem to
be all over!


A little bit I agree. Maybe the legacy of the old Communicator UI mixed 
with the separate apps FF & TB UI.


BTW, as posted by bdelmee, if you hold down the shift key when clicking 
the reply button puts you in plain text mode.


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Re: Moving GMail WebMail 'Sent' Messages to SeaMonkey

[Bill Spikowski]

HenriK wrote:

Is there anyone who has had any experience moving GMail 'Sent' messages from 
GMail's WebMail 'Sent' folder to Seamonkey's e-mail client?


Not exactly what you're asking; but I've created a Gmail account right in the 
SM mail client. I drag messages from the Gmail sent folder right into my 
regular SM folders.

One day I wondered if it would work, and it did. I didn't do anything special 
and it hasn't caused any other problems. (I've never gotten my arms around the 
Gmail web interface.)


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Re: Restricting Extensions

[Bill Spikowski]

Desiree wrote:

On 2/12/2015 9:05 AM, David E. Ross wrote:

According to
,
Firefox will no longer allow extensions to be installed unless signed by
Mozilla.  Users will have NO option to allow an unsigned extension to be
installed.  That is, signatures by Mozilla will be mandatory.

Will this also be implemented in SeaMonkey?


The blog states this will NOT be implemented for SeaMonkey.

I stunned that Mozilla is doing this.  This is political and could be the death 
of Fx.



And maybe rejuvenation for Seamonkey, with the addition of all those newly 
disgruntled Firefox users?
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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[bdelmee]

Paul B. Gallagher wrote on 2015-02-13 18:41:

Shift-Reply still works ("Reply" refers to the button on the toolbar).


I know, but how are you supposed to discover that ?

The shortcut is suggested in no menu item, button or otherwise
It saddens me to think of how many potential users left under
the impression that seamonkey could only do plain text ...

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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[Paul B. Gallagher]

bdelmee wrote:


A kind soul once instructed me to hit the  key at the same
time as the "reply" button (or menu option).

I have not checked if this is still the case, but at the time it
seemed impossible to me to discover this from any menu or GUI
element. A real usability puzzle.

If you hit the little down arrow next to "compose" you will get a
choice between text or html, but no such luck for "reply".


Shift-Reply still works ("Reply" refers to the button on the toolbar).

Of course, this assumes you haven't hidden the toolbar.

You're right that the "Reply" button no longer offers the HTML option. I 
wonder when they took that away.


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Re: Videos On NBC Don't Work

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Ray_Net wrote:


I agree .
I cannot change my DNS servers on my router - those values are set by my
isp:
DNS 193.74.208.135 and 193.121.171.135


Many modem/routers for DSL & cable are configurable in the embedded web
interface usually under the advance settings...satellite is another
story though. If not then one way to to get around this is to add a
router to your modem and set the DNS servers on it.

[ISP modem&router]---[router]---[your LAN]

Or ask your ISP support why they are blocking NBC's videos ;-)


Could this be something as simple as purging the DNS cache?

[Windows key]+R, enter
cmd
and hit Enter. In the window that opens, type
ipconfig/flushdns
and hit Enter. Windows should reply:
Windows IP Configuration
Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
Type
exit
and hit Enter.

Then try your vid again.

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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[bdelmee]

A kind soul once instructed me to hit the  key
at the same time as the "reply" button (or menu option).

I have not checked if this is still the case,
but at the time it seemed impossible to me to
discover this from any menu or GUI element.
A real usability puzzle.

If you hit the little down arrow next to "compose"
you will get a choice between text or html, but no
such luck for "reply".

Bernard

Ant wrote on 2015-02-13 08:23:

Hello.

I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.

Thank you in advance. :)


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Re: Signed extensions coming to SeaMonkey as well?

[Ant]

http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/02/11/210247/firefox-to-mandate-extension-signing


Is this also coming to future SeaMonkey's releases? Thank you in

advance. :)



The  Mozilla blog that was mentioned in a post just before yours
states that Sea Monkey and Thunderbird will NOT be subject to this
nasty policy Mozilla has dreamed up.



Interesting and wow, but SM and TB developers implement this?


I am reliably informed that this is a build time switch. Which means
that people who do their own builds (Waterfox, Pale Moon, etc) can opt
in or out of mandatory extension signing.


Thanks. :)
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Re: Replying (and forwarding) HTML formatted e-mails.

[Ant]

On 2/13/2015 6:35 AM, Jonathan N. Little wrote:


I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.


What are your composition settings for that account? If it has HTML
format disabled might be the issue.


For my old POP3&SMTP e-mail server account's:

Its "Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings" -> Preferences's Mail & 
Newsgroups -> Send Format is "Ask me what to do (Mail prompt you to 
choose a format)". Also, I don't have any domains listed (empty) in here.


Its Settings -> "Composition & Addressing" show "Compose message in HTML 
format" unchecked, so I enabled it and retried but I still don't get a 
prompt. :(


I don't always want e-mail repplies and forwards to be HTML/plain texts. 
:/ I know in Outlook, I can change the format easily in its composer. 
Can I do that in SM too?


Is it me or is SM's GUI confusing for its e-mail settings? They seem to 
be all over!

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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[Robert Kaiser]

Ronnie schrieb:

Understood, given their possible future importance supporting it might
be necessary or maybe break webapps off into its own directly launchable
component like the others, not sure if you can shoe horn it together
like that, just a thought.


If you can contribute and work on that, getting them work with SeaMonkey is 
surely possible.

KaiRo

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Re: Replying to HTML formatted e-mails.

[Jonathan N. Little]

Ant wrote:

Hello.

I told my SeaMonkey v2.32.1's settings to ask me what to do with
downloaded HTML formatted e-mails, but for some reason it keeps going to
plain text format when I forward/re(ply/spond). I even tried forcing it
to be HTML format, but I got the same results. Am I missing something? I
have no problems composing a brand new HTML e-mail though.

Thank you in advance. :)


What are your composition settings for that account? If it has HTML 
format disabled might be the issue.


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Re: Videos On NBC Don't Work

[Jonathan N. Little]

Ray_Net wrote:


I agree .
I cannot change my DNS servers on my router - those values are set by my
isp:
DNS 193.74.208.135 and 193.121.171.135


Many modem/routers for DSL & cable are configurable in the embedded web 
interface usually under the advance settings...satellite is another 
story though. If not then one way to to get around this is to add a 
router to your modem and set the DNS servers on it.


[ISP modem&router]---[router]---[your LAN]

Or ask your ISP support why they are blocking NBC's videos ;-)

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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[Ronnie]

Understood, given their possible future importance supporting it might
be necessary or maybe break webapps off into its own directly launchable
component like the others, not sure if you can shoe horn it together
like that, just a thought.



Philip Chee wrote:
> On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:
>> Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
>> seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
>> can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.
>>
>> https://marketplace.firefox.com
> Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
> in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.
>
> Phil
>

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Re: Signed extensions coming to SeaMonkey as well?

[Philip Chee]

On 13/02/2015 07:34, Ray_Net wrote:
> Ant wrote on 12/02/2015 21:38:
>> http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/02/11/210247/firefox-to-mandate-extension-signing

>> Is this also coming to future SeaMonkey's releases? Thank you in 
>> advance. :)
No.

> Will my two extensions still be installable in SeaMonkey in the
> future ? (i had to fiddle inside the xpi, because it was only for
> FireFox and not for SeaMonkey)

If I could predict the future I wouldn't be here answering questions
like this.

> First one: --- Belgium eID 1.0.18 Use the Belgian electronic
> identity card (eID) in Firefox
> 
> Second one: VASCO Card Reader Plugin 3.2.3.2

Phil

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Re: Signed extensions coming to SeaMonkey as well?

[Philip Chee]

On 13/02/2015 15:25, Ant wrote:
>>> http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/02/11/210247/firefox-to-mandate-extension-signing

Is this also coming to future SeaMonkey's releases? Thank you in
>>> advance. :)

>> The  Mozilla blog that was mentioned in a post just before yours
>> states that Sea Monkey and Thunderbird will NOT be subject to this
>> nasty policy Mozilla has dreamed up.

> Interesting and wow, but SM and TB developers implement this?

I am reliably informed that this is a build time switch. Which means
that people who do their own builds (Waterfox, Pale Moon, etc) can opt
in or out of mandatory extension signing.

Phil

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Re: Seamonkey Firefox Marketplace support

[Philip Chee]

On 13/02/2015 02:08, Ronnie wrote:
> Just a thought but it would probably be a good idea to ensure that
> seamonkey can use the firefox marketplace the same as regular firefox
> can. As of right now apps won't install but will in firefox.
> 
> https://marketplace.firefox.com

Apps don't install in SeaMonkey because there is no support for webapps
in SeaMonkey. This has nothing to do with Marketplace.

Phil

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Re: Profile -- Bookmarks

[Chris Ilias]

On 2015-02-13 5:54 AM, stan wrote:

I would like to transfer bookmarks from one profile to another profile.
What Folders/Files should I copy.


This page has instructions on how to do it: 
.


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Profile -- Bookmarks

[stan]

I would like to transfer bookmarks from one profile to another profile. 
What Folders/Files should I copy.

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Re: Videos On NBC Don't Work

[Ray_Net]

Jonathan N. Little wrote on 13/02/2015 01:07:

Ray_Net wrote:

My result of nslookup is different than your:

C:\Users\RAY>nslookup c.brightcove.com
Server:  UnKnown
Address:  192.168.1.1


Looks like you have a DNS issue. 192.168.1.1 is your local LAN and 
most likely your router.


Try nslookup interactively and use Google's nameservers and see what 
you get.


Just enter nslookup with nothing after it. Tt will list your current 
name server and then show a ">" prompt.


then enter below to use Google's nameserver:

server 8.8.8.8

Then enter:

c.brightcove.com

and see if you get 64.74.101.75



Non-authoritative answer:
Name:gobbles-aws-226538871.eu-west-1.elb.amazonaws.com
Addresses:  54.228.236.174
   54.228.202.218
   46.137.183.218
   46.137.169.178
   54.246.112.44
   54.228.247.104
Aliases:  c.brightcove.com
   p.brightcove.net
   cc.brightcove.net


Looks like you are being directed by your current DNS server and your 
problem is not with SeaMonkey at all.



I agree .
I cannot change my DNS servers on my router - those values are set by my 
isp:

DNS 193.74.208.135 and 193.121.171.135
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