I've been running Mozilla 0.9.3 for a while, and today I installed
Netscape 6.1. My impression, after using Netscape 6.1 all day, is
that it is a little more polished than Mozilla. I like it. Plus,
it has a spell checker, and Mozilla 0.9.3 doesn't (the Netscape
spell checker that worked in
Thanx!
Cheerz Lars
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Known bug?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mozilla milestone 0.9.2
It was based on the 0.9.2 *branch*, but quite a few check-ins went into
the branch between Mozilla 0.9.2 and Netscape 6.1.
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Is there any META tag or form attribute which I can use to disable the Form
Manager in Netscape 6.
I'm writing a web page, aimed at HTML 4.0 compliant browsers, which allows
to configure multiple profiles for what is displayed on their home page. The
configuration information is set by passing
In one of my pages, I got a link which passes on values to a CGI
script.
The values have to be inserted between quotation marks, so the HTML
sourcecode looks like
.../cgi-bin/tnvbw_anf.pl?B_W=B_WzOrt=#34;Stuttgart#34;...
or
.../cgi-bin/tnvbw_anf.pl?B_W=B_WzOrt=quot;Stuttgartquot;...
I have NS 6.1 PR1 and I have TONS of bookmarks. With previous versions
of NS I could easily copy the bookmarks.html file to my home pc or
wherever and have my links wherever I need them. I can't find any such
file for NS 6, have they done away with it ? Are we now stuck with a
rotten
Mozilla want to act as server. (W2K/Mozilla 0.9.3 - My ZoneAlarm
notifies mozilla wants to act as server.)
Why mozilla want to act as server?
What is security issue allowing mozilla act as server?
Thanks a lot.
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Yasuo Ohgaki
Paul Bergsagel wrote:
My take on this is: most of the people surfing the web who are
concerned about standard complience have already dumped IE for another
browser with better standards and know how to find these browsers. The
average non techinical geek cares little about standards when
And to add icing to the cake, CNet put an
article where Netscape 6.1 was as fast or
faster than IE5.5 under Win2K.
The PC they used was also a Pentium 4, 1.5ghz. Is that the
kind of PC I/we need to have in order to get comparable
performance out of mozilla/netscape6 ?? If so, that definitely
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michal Kluka) wrote in
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On 8 Aug 2001 15:37:09 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thomas Dowling)
wrote:
http://www.ohiolink.edu/~tdowling/float.html shows a problem in
0.9.3...
Sorry, but url doesn't exist!
My apologies--my brain must be melting in the our
Hall Stevenson wrote:
00a601c120d0$9fdb2470$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
And to add icing to the cake, CNet put anarticle where Netscape 6.1 was as fast orfaster than IE5.5 under Win2K.
The PC they used was also a Pentium 4, 1.5ghz. Is that thekind of PC I/we need to have in order to
Hi everyone:
As I see from many people's discussions the spell checker seems to
matter to many and not matter to as many people. I know from my
perspective as a school teacher, I encourage my students to keep an open
mind on various browsers and the lack of a spell checker in Mozilla
makes
I'll bet they weren't pre-loading Mozilla with the -turbo option. You've
got to remember that all the essential components of IE 5.5 are loaded
along with the operating system. If you preload Mozilla the same way,
it's faster than IE.
In article 00a601c120d0$9fdb2470$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
When reading benchmark tests like the ones
done by CNet, we have to be careful at looking
at the number since they don't provide raw data.
snip
Wait a minute though, you accepted the numbers they got with
Win2K and the high-end machine. ;-)
I'll bet they weren't pre-loading Mozilla with
There is an opiton in the Advanced preferences, Enable Quick Launch
(effective after restarting your computer). Has this option been
made live yet? I notice that checking the option seems to have no
effect, and the option is unchecked again after rebooting (although it
seems to remain checked
There is an opiton in the Advanced preferences,
Enable Quick Launch (effective after restarting
your computer). Has this option been made live
yet? I notice that checking the option seems to
have no effect, and the option is unchecked again
after rebooting (although it seems to remain
RV wrote:
My nephew and niece started using N6.1 final as soon as it got
installed. They switched to the new theme Toy Factory and they said
because of it they will drop using IE. They found it way cool. I think
well developed themes will be a big draw for many people (of course a
stable
David Illsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Talkback seems to use http. It has options to allow you to use HTTP or
socks proxies.
Please try to use it, it helps the bug fixing process immensely.
David
It doesn't do proxy authentication, something I asked
Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
Mozilla want to act as server. (W2K/Mozilla 0.9.3 - My ZoneAlarm
notifies mozilla wants to act as server.)
Why mozilla want to act as server?
What is security issue allowing mozilla act as server?
Thanks a lot.
--
Yasuo Ohgaki
Mozilla acts as an
Nïck Esposito wrote:
There is an opiton in the Advanced preferences, Enable Quick Launch
(effective after restarting your computer). Has this option been
made live yet? I notice that checking the option seems to have no
effect, and the option is unchecked again after rebooting (although it
Simon Coffey wrote:
RV wrote:
My nephew and niece started using N6.1 final as soon as it got
installed. They switched to the new theme Toy Factory and they said
because of it they will drop using IE. They found it way cool. I think
well developed themes will be a big draw for many people
A.Pesch wrote:
In one of my pages, I got a link which passes on values to a CGI
script.
The values have to be inserted between quotation marks, so the HTML
sourcecode looks like
.../cgi-bin/tnvbw_anf.pl?B_W=B_WzOrt=#34;Stuttgart#34;...
or
Mozilla milestone 0.9.2
It was based on the 0.9.2 *branch*, but quite a few check-ins went into
the branch between Mozilla 0.9.2 and Netscape 6.1.
Thx for the info.. I'm afraid there are still bugs, like the multiple mail
account problem (http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=80296)
Hi all,
I've just been working with NS6.1/Win2K and hit a problem with some JS that
worked on previous versions (and on IE). This is the scenario:
1. User presses a button
2. JS creates new window, and writes a form containing hidden fields to it.
3. Form is submitted.
4. The cgi is invoked,
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Sorry if this is OT (I'm still trying to figure out what is
on-topic):
Why retain the mail and news components of Mozilla? To the degree
that the Internet is increasingly a part of our daily lives, the
triad of browser, mail, and newsreader are
RV wrote:
A pastel colors version of Toy Factory will be great.
I agreee. Don't forget to post the URL when you've made one ;-)
RV wrote:
Netscape 6.1 Final was released this morning. You can find it at
ftp5.netscape.com/pub/netscape6/english/6.1.
I find it easier to remember which bugs I'm currently following by
simply checking my voting list.
Which works only as long as you do not follow more than 20 bugs (10 for
mail/news and 10 for the rest of Mozilla)
True. Luckily, there aren't that many bugs I've found I wanted to
Talkback seems to use http. It has options to
allow you to use HTTP or socks proxies.
Please try to use it, it helps the bug fixing
process immensely.
David
It doesn't do proxy authentication, something I
asked for when talkback first appeared in the 4.x
days. Please can
Hi.
I can't seem to get Java applets working in Moz 0.9.3 and Win2K sp2.
I've downloaded the latest Java 2 RT installs from Sun as well.
My plugins dir looks like this:
NPJava11.dll, NPJava12.dll, NPJava131.dll,
NPJava32.dll,npnull32.dll,NPOJI600.dll
when I do about:plugins it shows that the
Bill Eversole wrote:
Last week I took NS6.1 Prerelease 1 off my computer after I installed
mozilla 0.9.3. Is there any reason to bother with NS 6.1 if it's based
on 0.9.2? What can NS 6.1 do that mozilla 0.9.3 can't do?
If fixes a big annoyance for me which still exists in the
My bank will no longer accept connections from mozilla or
Netscape 6.0. They claim that Netscape has chosen to alter
their communication standards resulting in this
incompatibility. Does anyone know what know what they are
talking about and if I can make mozilla appear to be IE or older
Asa Dotzler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Talkback should send its reports over HTTP.
[...]
I think you can manipulate the proxy settings by going to the install
dir/bin/components/ and running the talkback.exe. Then select
Settings|Options and there should be HTTP or SOCKS proxy settings
But how do you make it never come back. I hit F9 and the next time I
open a window, there it is again. It also doesn't remember the size it
used to be, so I have a tiny little browser with the sidebar that I have
to hit F9 and resize. Hitting the button on the slider bar doesn't make
it
P.P.S.- Who turned off the single-click expand/collapse of bookmark folders
between 0.9.1 and 0.9.3? I just discovered I have to double-click on
the folders. I was enjoying being so lazy, too. :-)
You can single-click the triangles to the left of the folder names to
expand them. I, too,
View - Sidebar.
--Jason
Kerry Nice wrote:
But how do you make it never come back. I hit F9 and the next time I
open a window, there it is again. It also doesn't remember the size it
used to be, so I have a tiny little browser with the sidebar that I have
to hit F9 and resize. Hitting
Greg Walker wrote:
My bank will no longer accept connections from mozilla or
Netscape 6.0. They claim that Netscape has chosen to alter
their communication standards resulting in this
incompatibility. Does anyone know what know what they are
talking about and if I can make mozilla appear
(Sorry, hit Send too soon.)
After hitting F9 or using the menu, close the browser, making sure the
window you fixed is the last to go. That window's preferences are what
gets written for the next time. When you restart the browser it should
stay away.
--Jason
Jason Fleshman wrote:
View -
Marc Paré wrote:
Hi everyone:
I have been using Mozilla 9.3 since its appearance and I am very
impressed! We should encourage the Mozilla group to develop a spell
checker for the browser.
I wonder if Netscape could then lend a hand in donating their spell
checker to the Mozilla
jesus X wrote:
Second, yes, you can spoof the user-agent string. Shut down Mozilla completely,
and add this line to your prefs.js file:
user_pref(general.useragent.override, Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5;
Windows 98);
Now this will make EVERYONE thing your browser is IE5.5 on Windows
Hi,
The following autoproxy configuration doesn't work
in Netscape 6.1 or Mozilla 0.9.4 ? It works in
Netscape 4.7.
Can you let me know why it doesn't work in Mozilla ?
Thanks,
Rajesh
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following
It will in Netscape 6.1. As a matter of fact, it all works with NS6.1.
Simon Tompson wrote:
Can you help?
I'm using 0.9.3 and have created the Realplayer plugin types exactly per
the instructions on the Real website. But still, every time I click on a
realplayer file link I get the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Gordon Bennett wrote:
Good, but not good enough. My bank, for example, uses Javascript and
looks at navigator.appName and navigator.appVersion. I tried patching
the source, but then my bank's non-standard Javascript just fails
somewhere else. I'm going to
Jay Garcia wrote:
Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
Mozilla want to act as server. (W2K/Mozilla 0.9.3 - My ZoneAlarm
notifies mozilla wants to act as server.)
Why mozilla want to act as server?
What is security issue allowing mozilla act as server?
Thanks a lot.
--
Yasuo Ohgaki
Mozilla acts
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to move my mozilla stuff to another directory.
There IS an import function for both bookmarks and address
books. It IS unfortunate that it won't import
addressbooks directly from
Helloo, anybody home? Echo echo
There is a period after the 9 in 0.9.3!!! Therefore *each* digit is
counted *separately*!!!
so 0.9.3 comes *after* 0.9.2.1 (besides, there never was or will be a
0.9.2.1 version).
Oh, this is just silly - it must be a joke - right?
Ansgar Schrage wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Mozilla 0.9.3 and Windows 98 SE.
When I have multiple instances of Mozilla running, like Navigator and
Messenger, they all show the same icon in the taskbar.
I know that in Netscape Communicator different icons are used. And I
think this is very
Bombs out attempting to retrieve the new SkyPilot theme via themes.org.
Grabbed it and installed it via Netscape 6.1 final w/no problem.
Mark
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You should report bugs to
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
Then go into the bugzilla helper section
http://www.mozilla.org/quality/help/bugzilla-helper.html
All the steps for filing bugs are listed there.
S. Horstbrink wrote:
After testing Mozilla 0.9.3 for several days (without any greater
Have you tried accessing a video off c|net's news.com site in the last
couple of hours. Their video interface has not worked with
Mozilla/Netscape 6+ for about 6 months but now rather than fixing it,
their latest iteration simply asks you to please switch to another browser.
I know there is
And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to move my mozilla stuff to another directory.
There IS an import function for both bookmarks and address
books. It IS unfortunate that
And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that Peter Lairo wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to move my mozilla stuff to another directory.
There IS an import function for both bookmarks and address
books. It IS unfortunate that
And it came to pass that Marc Paré wrote:
Hi everyone:
As I see from many people's discussions the spell checker
seems to matter to many and not matter to as many people. I
know from my perspective as a school teacher, I encourage my
students to keep an open mind on various browsers and
Christopher Jahn wrote:
And it came to pass that Marc Paré wrote:
Hi everyone:
As I see from many people's discussions the spell checker
seems to matter to many and not matter to as many people. I
know from my perspective as a school teacher, I encourage my
students to keep an open mind on
Joseph N. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Sorry if this is OT (I'm still trying to figure out what is
on-topic):
Why retain the mail and news components of Mozilla?
Mozilla is already being
Peter Lairo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Jay Garcia wrote:
Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
Mozilla want to act as server. (W2K/Mozilla 0.9.3 - My ZoneAlarm
notifies mozilla wants to act as server.)
Why mozilla want to act as server?
What is
Peter Lairo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
EVERYONE knows 0.9.2.1 comes after 0.9.3.
Helloo, anybody home? Echo echo
There is a period after the 9 in 0.9.3!!! Therefore *each* digit is
counted *separately*!!!
so 0.9.3 comes *after*
Peter Lairo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Bernd Mielke wrote:
The only thing I've seen is that you have been the author of all
bugs in the list.
That is currently the *only quick way* to find LoRiskHiReward bugs - if
you know them
Jacek Piskozub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Jason Bassford wrote:
I find it easier to remember which bugs I'm currently following by
simply checking my voting list.
Which works only as long as you do not follow more than 20 bugs (10 for
mail/news and 10
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