Re: No-Squint replacement

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Richmond wrote:

"Paul B. Gallagher"  writes:


Richmond wrote:


I've just made a breakthrough. Setting layout.css.devPixelsPerPx
to 1.7 is better than setting zoom because a) you don't have to
type ctrl-0 all the time, and b) you can still zoom out or in if
you want.

I had to change the font size of the menus though, as they were
too large. That can be done by setting up a userChrome.css.


Assuming your eyes are the same for all programs, and assuming your
OS uses the same fonts for all menu items in all programs, why not
change the OS font settings instead of customizing each program
separately?


I don't know if there is a way of doing that. I am not using a
desktop environment. If I used one, I would be taking up more of my
limited RAM.


Easily managed in any version of Windows; I can't say for Linux.

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Re: No-Squint replacement

[cyberzen]

Isaac Schemm a écrit :

Someone got it working with 2.33.1 but I don't know if it still works
with 2.46.

still working for me
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Re: No-Squint replacement

[Richmond]

"Paul B. Gallagher"  writes:

> Richmond wrote:
>
>> I've just made a breakthrough. Setting layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to
>> 1.7 is better than setting zoom because a) you don't have to type
>> ctrl-0 all the time, and b) you can still zoom out or in if you
>> want.
>>
>> I had to change the font size of the menus though, as they were too
>> large. That can be done by setting up a userChrome.css.
>
> Assuming your eyes are the same for all programs, and assuming your OS uses
> the same fonts for all menu items in all programs, why not change the OS font
> settings instead of customizing each program separately?

I don't know if there is a way of doing that. I am not using a desktop
environment. If I used one, I would be taking up more of my limited RAM.
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Re: No-Squint replacement

[Paul B. Gallagher]

Richmond wrote:


I've just made a breakthrough. Setting layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to
1.7 is better than setting zoom because a) you don't have to type
ctrl-0 all the time, and b) you can still zoom out or in if you
want.

I had to change the font size of the menus though, as they were too
large. That can be done by setting up a userChrome.css.


Assuming your eyes are the same for all programs, and assuming your OS 
uses the same fonts for all menu items in all programs, why not change 
the OS font settings instead of customizing each program separately?


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Re: No-Squint replacement

[Richmond]

I've just made a breakthrough. Setting layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 1.7
is better than setting zoom because a) you don't have to type ctrl-0 all
the time, and b) you can still zoom out or in if you want.

I had to change the font size of the menus though, as they were too
large. That can be done by setting up a userChrome.css.
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Re: Problem with the data manager / password manager

[Daniel]

On 13/05/2017 12:47 AM, David E. Ross wrote:

On 5/11/2017 9:58 PM, Daniel wrote:

On 12/05/2017 12:21 PM, David E. Ross wrote:

On 5/11/2017 6:06 PM, Dirk Munk wrote:

I have a problem with the data manager / password manager.

After starting it up, it takes some time and then this message appears:

A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding.
You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the
script continue.

Script: chrome://communicator/content/dataman/dataman.js:779

At least that was the message when I last saw it.

Every time I clicked 'continue' the message came back after a while,
until finally I could use the manager.

It was also possible to give this answer automatically, so I did that.
Now it takes a long time before I can use the manager, but at least it
works without clicking 'continue' several times.

However something is wrong, what can that be, and how can I solve the
problem?



Do not use the Data Manager.  Instead, get the Passwords button (an
extension) from
,
install it, and then customize your menu bar or tool bar to include it.
From the Customize Toolbar window, its icon is a yellow and orange key.


David, why shouldn't Dirk use the Data Manager/Password Manager as it
comes in SeaMonkey?? I just clicked mine up and it seems to be working
O.K. No need for any Extensions!!



The Data Manager only displays passwords for a single specified domain.
The Passwords button displays the entire password database all at once.

Note, however, the Passwords button requires the user to enter the
master password merely to display the domains and user IDs.  The master
password must be entered a second time to display the actual passwords.

With only user IDs displayed, the Passwords button allows the user to
change a selected user ID.  With passwords also displayed, the Passwords
buttonallows the user to change a selected user password.  I cannot find
a Data Manager capability for such editing.

Finally, the Passwords button provides options for displaying when a
password wasfirst used, when a password was last used, last changed, and
how many times it has been used.  No such options exist for the Data
Manager.

O.K., if it does what you need done, fine, and if the Data Manages does 
what I need, also fine!


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SeaMonkey/2.46 Build identifier: 20161213183751

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