Context: I'm trying to make Thunderbird E10s-compatible. We have
s that can display web content or email messages. For now,
email messages are going to have to be in the parent process. So, I need
to be able to switch the remoteness of a in both directions.
I may be barking up the wrong tree
ird is made relative to my work on Firefox (and I couldn't
find a document online).
-tom
On Tue, Jul 7, 2020 at 3:45 AM Geoff Lankow wrote:
Hi everybody
Many changes to mozilla-central code require complementary changes to
comm-central code. Communication about this hasn't always
Hi everybody
Many changes to mozilla-central code require complementary changes to
comm-central code. Communication about this hasn't always been
effective, which leads to breakages that could have been prevented, and
wasted developer time.
We now have a dedicated Bugzilla component for aler
Thanks to all who replied, including Kris whose reply seems to have not
made it back to the list. As per usual when I ask for help I've been
immediately distracted by something more urgent and not got back to the
problem at hand. :-/
As some pointed out this would be a lot easier if I was excl
Hi all
I'm redesigning a bunch of Thunderbird things to be asynchronous. I'd
like to use Promises but a lot of the time I'll be far from a JS context
so that doesn't really seem like an option. The best alternative I've
come up with is to create some sort of listener object and pass it to
the
Hi all, I need some advice.
I'm trying to enable Mochitest on debug builds of Thunderbird. It works
fine, except for the leak check, which finds a number of leaked windows
and docshells. Obviously we don't want to leak these things, but I can't
find what's holding onto them.
I've ruled out a
hange from the usual!)
GL
On 27/08/19 10:40, Geoff Lankow wrote:
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've been adding mochitests for new
Thunderbird features. It's recently occurred to me that in a mochitest,
Thunderbird does not display mail messages. Not even the message header
lis
f is well
outside my areas of expertise so I was hoping somebody out there had a
simple answer. ;-)
GL
On 28/08/19 22:23, Gijs Kruitbosch wrote:
On 26/08/2019 23:40, Geoff Lankow wrote:
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've been adding mochitests for new
Thunderbird features. It's rece
ocs/Mozilla/Projects/Mochitest#Running_flavors_and_subsuites)
Is the Thunderbird tabbed UI its own normal XUL window self, or is it
framed inside some type of iframe that it's not normally framed by?
Andrew
On 8/26/19 6:40 PM, Geoff Lankow wrote:
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've bee
Hi
Over the past year or so, I've been adding mochitests for new
Thunderbird features. It's recently occurred to me that in a mochitest,
Thunderbird does not display mail messages. Not even the message header
list, just a blank rectangle where the message should be.
Obviously this is quite i
I'm trying to make WebExtensions usable on Thunderbird. My current
problem is trying to make moz-extension:// pages work in the UI.
Everything happens as expected except the page has no access to the
"browser" API.
Can somebody show me how to set things up so the API is added to new
browse
On comm-central we have a number of extensions that get built alongside
everything else, but are not shipped. (That is, building produces a .xpi
file in objdir/dist/xpi-stage.) I'd like to be able to have them
uploaded as build artefacts so they are available to download by testers
(both human
It's a lot harder to do what "background-size: cover" does, with an .
GL
On 07/11/15 14:34, Robert O'Callahan wrote:
On Sat, Nov 7, 2015 at 2:17 PM, Geoff Lankow wrote:
I'm displaying some quite large (6+ megapixels) images using CSS
background-image, and somet
Hi all
I'm displaying some quite large (6+ megapixels) images using CSS
background-image, and sometimes want to swap one for another. If I just
change the CSS property, there is a noticeable flicker as the first
image is removed, then the second image is loaded and displayed. I want
to avoid
Ah, perfect. Thanks Boris.
On 09/06/15 03:18, Boris Zbarsky wrote:
On 6/8/15 6:57 AM, Geoff Lankow wrote:
If I have an about page marked URI_SAFE_FOR_UNTRUSTED_CONTENT, it
happily loads css/js from chrome://browser (in fact, about:home does
this), but throws a security error loading from
If I have an about page marked URI_SAFE_FOR_UNTRUSTED_CONTENT, it
happily loads css/js from chrome://browser (in fact, about:home does
this), but throws a security error loading from chrome://foo. Is this
intentional? Should I be filing a bug somewhere?
GL
ivial; but then again, on Linux, the kernel is good enough at using extra
RAM for disk cache automatically, that you get the benefits of a RAMdisk
automatically).
Benoit
2014-07-18 22:39 GMT-04:00 Geoff Lankow :
Today I tried to build Firefox on a RAM disk for the first time, and
altho
Today I tried to build Firefox on a RAM disk for the first time, and
although I succeeded through trial and error, it occurs to me that there
are probably things I could do better. Could someone who regularly does
this make a blog post or an MDN page about their workflow and some tips
and trick
I've tried both, and also Firefox built on this machine.
On 03/04/14 15:16, Kevin Brosnan wrote:
Using a Mozilla build or the Ubuntu package?
http://nightly.mozilla.org/
or
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/
Kevin
On Apr 2, 2014 6:15 PM, "Geoff Lankow" wrote:
I&#x
I'm trying to use a gamepad in Firefox on Ubuntu 13.10. It shows up fine
in lsusb and jstest, but neither Firefox nor Chromium seem to see it. It
seems like I'm missing a crucial package or something. Any ideas?
My code works fine if I forward the USB device to a VM, but I don't want
to have t
It's very annoying to have to download a full update of Nightly (~40MB)
if you miss one. It'd be a better experience to download two or more
partial updates (usually < 10MB) and have the updater install them
sequentially.
[NB. I'm not suggesting doing anything else in the build, unlike in bug
5
I recently discovered that I can build Firefox by downloading the
XULRunner SDK and using it instead of compiling everything. Clobber to
finished in under a minute. Great!
(Ignoring the not-insignificant download time.)
If I build this way I can hack the Firefox-specific UI. Not much else,
inc
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