Re: Can I stop all the "Flipping & Flopping" on FoxNews ?
Can I stop all the "Flipping & Flopping" on FoxNews ? Thu, 12 Nov 2020 16:46 -0800 DoctorBill wrote: I used to visit "FoxNews" web site, but it is so filled with THIS & THAT loading and the screen never settles down due to krap loading constantly ! Is there some way to stop that ? Ad Blocking just causes more "Please Turn Off Ad Blocker" prompts. A good web site is now TRASHED UP with so many ads, it is worthless ! Everything else is trash. Fox webpages will continue to flip-flop, code changed as they see fit, and there is very little to stop it if you wish to read Fox News or other Fox websites. Try avoiding Fox Crap! There are options. There are several hosts on Fox with major credibility, and they are being setup to be trashed, soon. Fox controls what you see, and how you see it. Indoctrination! Avoid the 49cent hamburger that makes you sick! Recent pubs expose the true owner, politics, and power of Fox. It is part of the MSM, the cabal if you wish, the global politics, not free press reporting. Part of the CNN(Counterfeit News Network) global group of power brokers, indirectly. They use you every time you visit their website. Then they track you and use you later. To You, The Best of luck in deciphering this mess! And keep me informed directly if you wish! -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved My Life Is My Permit, My Right To Keep And Bear Arms! Read book: "Votescam" by James and Kenneth Collier, circa 1992; I am from Miami Fla., I was there in the 1950s-1976 period. Votescam True! ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: What happens next?
Re: What happens next? Again I ask, is Seamonkey Ubiquitous like Firefox? No. Is Seamonkey offered, exposed, shown to users as an option when they view Linux Package alternatives in the software/application package repo/kiosk after the install process? Seldom it seems. More below... Wed, 26 Feb 2020 09:08 +0100 Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: MRoss-GMX wrote: Fri, 21 Feb 2020 01:11 -0800 1lehme...@web.de wrote: Because I believe that Seamonkey would find more friends again if it is updated automatically and regularly. That would certainly help of course! With total respect for everybody reading and those responding to this list, certainly to Seamonkey developers: Question: Is Seamonkey Ubiquitous like Firefox? Until Seamonkey is distributed and installable like Firefox has been, available via every repository/kiosk possible, it will not receive attention, interest, nor respect from ignorant users. -- (Ignorant means lack of knowing!, Not Stupid Nor Dumb!) I don't think that SeaMonkey is suitable for every user. The trend is to dumb down software and unless the interface is simple and the program does everything right you would just be flooded with support tickets. Looking aorund I see people even more helpless than 20 years before when they have a problem. So SM will probably stay as a niche browser for power usewrs. I am sure you are correct about Seamonkey not being for everybody! No application is for everybody! That is the beauty of Linux compared to MS Windows, and all the possible applications we have access to in Linux, more often than not. Yet Seamonkey is hidden to most everybody loading Ubuntu - the prime Linux spearhead for years now, and others like Mint, Debian, Fedora, ..., and recently I now see SUSE is coming up to the top ten installed packages(I thank the post for the info; from another thread fork). I missed reviewing SUSE recently as I did not like it 5-6 years ago, and so did not find it had Seamonkey in the repo/kiosk. I thank the other poster here for enlightening me on SUSE, I missed it. Yet the issue remains; Seamonkey is still basically hidden. Seamonkey is far easier to use than Firefox and Thunderbird, from my experience, and from other People I correspond with. Both FF and TB cause me to stumble, it's irritating. Seamonkey is more natural somehow, easier to use, and People I know agree. It is far more capable too. Firefox is missing too much of what SM offers. One guy I know tossed his Acer Aspire 5050 AMD Turion 64 computer in the trash over FF and webmail pages, refused to even look further. I use it now - this is it talking to you with Ubuntu Mate 18.04 LTS and Seamonkey 2.49.5! The guy now uses an LG Tracfone for everything, his wife suffers an MS Windows mess she hates. So agitated were they I was unable to get them to even look at Linux nor anything else. Damage done. They are now Dvoid Google-Android users - mostly. Including their Android TV system via cable; a Walmart offering. If money would really help Seamonkey, we all need to donate as best we can. But only to Seamonkey, not to Mozilla nor Firefox. Seamonkey needs support, developers, liberated. Monkey is needed to pay the bills for azure builders and the other servers. More needed are people dedicated to help and able to work it out with minimal guiding. FRG Gotcha. Understand. Thanks for writing, and all your help and efforts! -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved Be Aware, all email from the gmail domain is summarily trashed by this email address. ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: What happens next?
Re: What happens next? Fri, 21 Feb 2020 01:11 -0800 1lehme...@web.de wrote: Because I believe that Seamonkey would find more friends again if it is updated automatically and regularly. That would certainly help of course! With total respect for everybody reading and those responding to this list, certainly to Seamonkey developers: Question: Is Seamonkey Ubiquitous like Firefox? Until Seamonkey is distributed and installable like Firefox has been, available via every repository/kiosk possible, it will not receive attention, interest, nor respect from ignorant users. -- (Ignorant means lack of knowing!, Not Stupid Nor Dumb!) Youtube type videos might help attract attention, but must be exposed more, like maybe add this to our email signature block: -snip- Many videos on Seamonkey Browser: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=seamonkey+browser -snip- And Seamonkey must be installable like a cheap cellfone Dvoid app. Find it, push a button, use it. If money would really help Seamonkey, we all need to donate as best we can. But only to Seamonkey, not to Mozilla nor Firefox. Seamonkey needs support, developers, liberated. Maybe "Tor" would be a good addition to Seamonkey. It seems to be failing with Firefox, at least since it was hacked by the Feds. They are begging for money too! Firefox is not secure, I am not sure about Seamonkey. Thank You for reading! -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved Many videos on Seamonkey Browser: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=seamonkey+browser ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: What happens next?
Re: What happens next? Sat, 22 Feb 2020 13:11 -0700 EE wrote: MRoss-GMX wrote: Though Youtube is now flashing me that "We'll stop supporting this browser soon. For the best experience please update your browser." I play with the user-agent, no fix yet. I set up a user-agent override for YouTube, claiming that SeaMonkey is Firefox 62. It works. I no longer get the warning banner. Thanks for reminding me, I was asleep, no coffee for weeks. Though I had a useragent override for youtube installed via about:config since my previous laptop, I used/copied the profile from the old 32bit laptop I decommissioned. I had not updated it for the X86-64 Acer nor w-Seamonkey 2.49.5. And it did not include the Firefox entry for compatibility either. Once updated for the 64bit laptop and 2.49.5, youtube still complained until I added Firefox/52.0 compatibility. So youtube still works under the older Firefox/52.0 ; I will keep Firefox/62.0 in mind for future need though. Thanks. Still I don't like needing that, I would prefer Seamonkey to be more respected and accepted. If only it could be loaded as an option in many repositories/kiosks associated with Linux distributions, like Firefox and other browsers are. Even if an older version, a user could find it, install it, update it after installing the distro. Put it in users face anyway, somehow. The Play Apps Store routine works. To do all that is work. I know the developers are shorthanded, overloaded, and I am not in any situation to help that way. -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved My Life Is My Permit, My Right To Keep And Bear Arms! ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: What happens next?
Re: What happens next? Fri, 21 Feb 2020 01:11 -0800 1lehme...@web.de wrote: ... Because I believe that Seamonkey would find more friends again if it is updated automatically and regularly. That might help, but not the primary issue. Many People are not knowledgeable enough to download nor install Seamonkey, and are lazy anyway. Microsoft or some Linux irrelevant. The Apps play store routine is easier for them. With all due respect for the developers of Seamonkey, and I truly appreciate their work, especially since I have not needed to replace a profile now for 3 years, Seamonkey will not be more widely known of, installed, and used until it is easier for more People to learn of it, locate it in a repository/kiosk, press an install button, and use it. Seamonkey exists not in any Ubuntu, Debian, nor Red Hat/Fedora repository I checked out, nor any other Linux package. I find it at SeamonkeyProject.org, and Sourceforge via Ubuntuzilla: https://sourceforge.net/p/ubuntuzilla/wiki/Main_Page/ Few People can handle the download, install, setup requirements as it is, even if they find it at the SeamonkeyProject, or Sourceforge. Few People can handle the terminal. And they like the Android/Apple play store concept on their fone. Many People are ditching a computer and just use a tablet or large fone for everything. Is Seamonkey available for a fone like Firefox is, or tablet? No. I hate and don't trust that Dvoid junk so I keep Linux and Seamonkey on a laptop. v2.49.5 seems to be working great on an old Acer Aspire 5050 w-AMD Turion 64 I acquired; I loaded it with several Ubuntu packages, and a Fedora Mate, until I settled on Ubuntu Mate 18.04 LTS for the AMD X86_64, so far User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:52.0) Gecko/20100101 SeaMonkey/2.49.5; Though Youtube is now flashing me that "We'll stop supporting this browser soon. For the best experience please update your browser." I play with the user-agent, no fix yet. Is Seamonkey found someplace that I am not aware of? It should be as readily available as Firefox and others, more so in my mind - being the greater browser it is. I don't like and won't use Firefox for several reasons; though I am playing around with the fork to Pale Moon, it is too limiting for me, but better than Firefox for sure. And I avoid anything Microsoft or Google. I hope nothing from either of those thieving junk shops is found in Seamonkey! There is a good video available to compare 3 main browsers, Seamonkey is one of them; if anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRKbz3nQ7mo There seems to be other videos there too, but I have not seen them yet. -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved My Life Is My Permit, My Right To Keep And Bear Arms! ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Re[plying to message here got me an email from the "The fork"
Re[plying to message here got me an email from the "The fork" Wed, 23 Oct 2019 11:44 -0700 Ray Davison wrote: At 10/23/2019 11:22 AM I replied to "Google search messed up". At 10/23/2019 11:25 AM I got the email below. What does "TheFork, a TripAdvisor Company" have to do with "Google search messed up"? ... I too received the Fork emails for a while, and it seems only because I posted to this list with "mozilla.support.seamonkey" in the newsgroup header entry. So I killed the newsgroup entry and it seemed to stop. So it is me or somebody else doing it? I don't even know how I had a newsgroup header entry loaded. I avoid newsgroups knowing how they can overload email. I just want this list, being enough of a load for these little old grey cells. -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved My Life Is My Permit, My Right To Keep And Bear Arms! ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Google search messed up
Mon, 21 Oct 2019 11:32 -0500 Mike C wrote: Google search is messed up in SM browser. Seamonkey is not the problem, and DuckDuckGo.com helps; But; Any form of Google is messed up for decades now, not reliable or safe for use by any non-Google software/server/client to access; not in compliance with the world standard RFC on IMAP. It was never compliant with IMAP created by Mark Crispin at Stanford nor afterwords as it evolved; and Mark informed everybody of that on the UWash Pine/Alpine list circa 2010 after trying to help Google correct their servers. Google basically laughed at Mark, ignored him. I emailed with that list for years, and several times with Mark. He was open with his exposure of Google and Microsoft proprietary marketing manners. We lost Mark circa late 2013 at an early age. his writings must still exist someplace, UWash Alpine email client list archives maybe. Google is proprietary on purpose as Google wants it to be to control and command users, by teasing users, baiting users for their profit, to use GoogleSpyWare. Or punishes them for not using GoogleSpyWare. Enjoy it. Google Spends $3.2 Billion To Control Every Object In The House Of The Future https://www.blacklistednews.com/Google_Spends_%243.2_Billion_To_Control_Every_Object_In_The_House_Of_The_Future/32002/0/0/0/Y/M.html Nothing from Google is safe, certainly not on any Android unit. All hacked by design. Most financial loss People suffer is via their Google Android Fone, according to recently released research and I remember a Forbes financial publication! I avoid all financial and email use on this DVoid Nokia fone I carry. Unfortunately, no alternative exists yet. Blackberry is dead. Apple insane. Nokia Symbian? - lost it and is a shell Android system after the Microsoft raid and confiscation; trying to recover w-Android OS. I carry a Nokia 2 model since July, functions I limit, duckduckgo added. If you access Google webpages, assets, without GoogleSpyWare - don't expect it to work correctly - on purpose. Use GoogleSpyWare when you want to access any Google web asset or Google quasi-webpage. What happened to the generic RFC standard inet and email? Linux OS, Seamonkey, and Alpine email client type software exists for a reason. It can avoid outside proprietary control of an inet experience. Am I wrong, let me have it! But Seamonkey ain't the problem for search or email or any Google type related asset. Microsoft ain't no better. -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Does FoxNews do this to others also ?
Sat, 12 Oct 2019 10:21 -0700 DoctorBill wrote: I go to FoxNews every day to see what's happening in the World. Quite often NOW, the pages load ungodly amounts of garbage and bounce around, flip up and down - I cannot read anything w/o it flipping somewhere else on the page or just NOT RESPONDING at all ! I am now running 2 laptops, the Lenovo R60e with Celeron CPU loaded with Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS, and the recent recycled Acer Aspire 5050 with AMD 64 Turion CPU loaded with Lubuntu 16.04.6 LTS. I use Seamonkey v2.49.4 on the Lenovo and v2.49.5 on the Acer. Both computers quite stable; though I stumble using the Acer as it only has a touch pad for mouse control - and a weird pad it is - somehow it causes a jumping effect I can prove and display to be the problem, not any webpage. I like trackpoints for laptops. I access Fox News dot com often, and see no issues like you describe. Sometimes with a slow inet, the photos on Fox are slow to load, and as they load the page will jump up or down or whatever. Once loaded all is well. No trash, ads, pop-ups, or otherwise. No complaints. I do suffer any webpage like tinyhouselistings.com that uses Google maps - but it is an issue with Google maps crashing, on both computers the same way. I see it start to load, then wipeout and an Opps! ... notice on screen. I avoid all Google as much as possible and wish I could delete all Google from the about:config database. -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: newer machine search (was: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file)
Tue, 15 Oct 2019 05:03 -0400 Felix Miata wrote: MRoss-GMX composed on 2019-10-14 25:33 (UTC-0500): Sat, 12 Oct 2019 00:31 -0400 Jonathan N. Little wrote: I think your problem is the GMA 950 old Intel video. Support problems with newer kernels. You can try editing the boot parameter in grub and add i915.lvds_use_ssc=0 supposed to fix it. I wondered about the graphics sys in this thing, so will try it. Been a while since I edited GRUB. Carefully! But you do have really old hardware. A newer T430 are going for @ $100-$150 comes with a 3-4 gen i5. I have a L530 I bought a few years ago $200 running 18.04 no problems. I am looking for a newer machine, just not up to date on which is best, and overloaded with other matters. GMA was the last Intel GPU generation before Intel moved the GPU from the Northbridge to the CPU die. Those since then have proven quite reliable with Linux, and with very respectable performance, not infrequently on par with higher cost discrete GPUs from NVidia and AMD. Don't let yourself get confused with generations. The numbers for the chipsets and CPUs are different from those for the GPUs. I use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_graphics_processing_units for keeping things straight. If you're looking for good value, look for any of the off-lease "refurbs" made since around 2010. I have 3 Dell Optiplex 760 and 780 models with the last of the GMAs (Gen4) that were the first to do x264 video playback in hardware, very decent compared to early GMAs like the 950, but newer custom builts from 2013 (Haswell by MSI) and 2018 (Kaby Lake by Asus & Gigabyte) that are considerably better. Best long term value is probably in the 3-4 years old range, Broadwell/Gen8. Both Intel and AMD are well supported by free drivers, while NVidia continues to withhold specifications, which forces FOSS driver writers to reverse engineer, which in turn forces many of its Linux users to use its proprietary drivers that are often difficult to keep in sync with kernel upgrades. This is where real working solutions are found; user forums providing ref from users of hardware, OSs, and application software like Seamonkey. And what works is important, yet what does not work is important too; what needs avoided, what does not mix. Thanks to all who donate to this info. -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file
Sat, 12 Oct 2019 00:31 -0400 Jonathan N. Little wrote: MRoss-GMX wrote: I could also use one partition on the Lenovo R60e to install a newer Ubuntu or other package, maybe Lubuntu of at least 14.04 LTS if available, 16.04 LTS if necessary. If it crashes it is only that partition, lest GRUB get hurt. I suspect a GRUB problem for a while now, and no update to it for years. What a mess. I delayed too long. I think your problem is the GMA 950 old Intel video. Support problems with newer kernels. You can try editing the boot parameter in grub and add i915.lvds_use_ssc=0 supposed to fix it. I wondered about the graphics sys in this thing, so will try it. Been a while since I edited GRUB. Carefully! But you do have really old hardware. A newer T430 are going for @ $100-$150 comes with a 3-4 gen i5. I have a L530 I bought a few years ago $200 running 18.04 no problems. I am looking for a newer machine, just not up to date on which is best, and overloaded with other matters. Thanks! -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file
Sat, 12 Oct 2019 15:04 +0200 Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: The T500/W500 can take the battery, harddisk, dock and keyboard from the R60e. The 65W might not have enough power but a 90W is cheap now. They should be able to handle the load fine with 4 GB of memory and are dirt cheap on ebay. Just the screens need to be still bright/good. Some T500 also have a 1200x800 LED screen. I prefer the WUXGA LG panel with them but it is not that bright compared to later models. FRG That is valuable info, as you once issued before - though I was unable to follow up on it. I will diligently use it this time, asap. Thanks Again. -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file
Thu, 10 Oct 2019 10:25 +0100 Dirk Fieldhouse wrote: On 10/10/19 00:23, MRoss-GMX wrote: Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file Mon, 7 Oct 2019 12:29 +0100 Dirk Fieldhouse wrote: ...> Supposing OP has a good reason not to upgrade to a supported Ubuntu LTS (Xenial or later), it might be possible to add lib6-2.19 from Debian Jesse, although it will most likely lead to a maze of twisty dependencies, all alike, probably more trouble than actually upgrading the OS.>> /df ... The problem is then with the older Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. Yet upgrade to 14.04 LTS crashed this computer, mainly I suppose due to graphics, scripts. Probably the desktop and X-Window system, despite my attempt to downgrade it to the simple version. I recovered only with reinstalling Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. No updates on that of course for years, not even the core of Debian Linux. ... So I am stuck using v2.49.4 for now. Unless a patch job can be made by me via terminal. Anybody got a file I should try, let me know. You could also try a later and actually in-support Ubuntu LTS, but if not, as you already broke the system, you could try upgrading 12.04.5 with components from Debian Jessie as I suggested. Let's hope that the reported libc6>=2.17 dependency is the only one that's stopping SM 2.49.5 from installing and not just the first one ... Start at <https://packages.debian.org/jessie/libc6> You'll need <http://http.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/glibc/libc6_2.19-18+deb8u10_i386.deb> Then its dependencies <https://packages.debian.org/jessie/libgcc1> Then its dependencies <https://packages.debian.org/jessie/multiarch-support> <https://packages.debian.org/jessie/gcc-4.9-base> And apparently that's all. You'll need to install these bottom-up using the GUI (GDebi) or all at once using dpkg at the command line. This could all go wrong when one of those 4 package versions turns out to be incompatible with some other package that's installed in your Precise system. You'd then have to upgrade each such package as well. In that case you quickly get to a point where you might do better to try another distro (ie not Ubuntu) altogether. But as it's only a .04 upgrade there's a fair chance of success. Good luck /df At this time I must hold off such a risky venture, as this machine must be kept working. However, I may try to reactivate another older machine, Acer Aspire 5050 3371 w-AMD turion 64 Mobiletech Mk-36 (2.0GHz, 512KB L2 cache) - and I think 2Gig RAM. I tried to install Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on it, but it crashed, so I quit and put it away. I could also use one partition on the Lenovo R60e to install a newer Ubuntu or other package, maybe Lubuntu of at least 14.04 LTS if available, 16.04 LTS if necessary. If it crashes it is only that partition, lest GRUB get hurt. I suspect a GRUB problem for a while now, and no update to it for years. What a mess. I delayed too long. Thanks Again. -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file
Re: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file Mon, 7 Oct 2019 12:29 +0100 Dirk Fieldhouse wrote: On 07/10/19 10:43, Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: MRoss-GMX wrote: Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file But a manual install, download - copy to - extract, does no better; it just does not work. So either way it don't work. Computer running Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS precise Linux. Seamonkey 2.49.4 works fine for quite a while now. No real hangups. I downloaded: https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/releases/2.49.5/linux-i686/en-US/seamonkey-2.49.5.tar.bz2 [needs /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17'] If I am reading this right ubuntu 12 only has 2.15. Officially we even > only support 2.22 and up.> > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45274771/install-glibc2-16-in-ubuntu-12-04 > IanN did the build on the CentOS builder which probably has 2.17. So > 2.17 is the minimum version right now. 12.04 is ancient now. I suggest > updating it. 14.04 should work if you don't want the latest and greatest. Certainly I managed to install it on a Trusty system though I may have manually updated the libc6 package to get other packages running. libc6-2.19 is the installation default. Supposing OP has a good reason not to upgrade to a supported Ubuntu LTS (Xenial or later), it might be possible to add lib6-2.19 from Debian Jesse, although it will most likely lead to a maze of twisty dependencies, all alike, probably more trouble than actually upgrading the OS. /df Including what rob writes via separate thread link, I appreciate all your replies, and think I understand all you folks write. The problem is then with the older Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. Yet upgrade to 14.04 LTS crashed this computer, mainly I suppose due to graphics, scripts. Probably the desktop and X-Window system, despite my attempt to downgrade it to the simple version. I recovered only with reinstalling Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS. No updates on that of course for years, not even the core of Debian Linux. I just keep the applications updated as best I can, like with Seamonkey, and this past year trying to use Pale Moon - which seems to work fine - but limited more like Firefox. I appreciate Seamonkey for browser. This old Lenovo R60e w-Celeron needs replaced, but that project still delayed for now. Moving. So I am stuck using v2.49.4 for now. Unless a patch job can be made by me via terminal. Anybody got a file I should try, let me know. -- The Best To You & Yours, M. Ross All Rights Reserved My Life Is My Permit, My Right To Keep And Bear Arms! ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file
Ubuntuzilla install of Seamonkey 2.49.5 missing file But a manual install, download - copy to - extract, does no better; it just does not work. So either way it don't work. Computer running Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS precise Linux. Seamonkey 2.49.4 works fine for quite a while now. No real hangups. I downloaded: https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/releases/2.49.5/linux-i686/en-US/seamonkey-2.49.5.tar.bz2 Extracted the download to a proper directory, and tried to launch it as always. It fails to launch without any display of why. I am not trying to maintain or run two different versions either. And the x86 issue always worked for past versions. So I tried using the apt-get install for seamonkey(Sourceforge Ubuntuzilla), and all seems well until attempting to start seamonkey, which returns: /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17' not found (required by seamonkey); and I cannot find the file to copy/install via terminal. Ideas? -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR Be aware, all email from the gmail domain is summarily trashed by this email address. ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Website Blocked
Tue, 21 May 2019 00:47 -0700 victoria.l.cross...@gmail.com wrote: On Monday, 6 November 2017 15:18:41 UTC, Tom Pamin wrote: Can anyone tell me why this site is blocked by SM and not IE? It is just a furniture store. hayneedle.com I am having the same issue all this time later! On both mobile and laptop. I view "User-Agent: G2/1.0" in headers for victoria.l.cross...@gmail.com What is that about? Would a webpage block for that? -- The Best To You & Yours, M.RossARR M. Ross All Rights Reserved ---end-of-message--- ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
