Any way to select text and get embedded URLs copied into paste buffer?

Using Moz build 2001110703 build on NT4 SP6a. One thing I like about IE is that when one selects a piece of a page and then you paste the page into some other place it pastes in the URLs that were embedded in the copied text. Occasionally I see some URLs get copied over. But usually not ones

Re: Context Editor

Aaron Andersen wrote: > One thing I forgot to mention in my first post. They changed the > context menu code some time after 0.9.5 branched, so the context editor > won't work with the latest nightlies. I am working on getting an > updated version available, but don't try to install the curr

Re: Context Editor

One thing I forgot to mention in my first post. They changed the context menu code some time after 0.9.5 branched, so the context editor won't work with the latest nightlies. I am working on getting an updated version available, but don't try to install the current one on a post 0.9.5 build.

Re: question: why do people continue to use ns4.x instead of ns6/mozilla?

And it came to pass that Christian Biesinger wrote: > Christopher Jahn wrote: > >> -lack of print preview > > Print Preview exists in Mozilla nightly builds and will be > in the next release. Sure, but that doesn't help anyone NOW. It will help EVENTUALLY. > >> -inability to use exter

Context Editor

Over the last few months there have been a multitude of discussions on these newsgroups about the current situation with the context menus in navigator. It seems that while everyone agrees that the context menus are way too long, no one wants his favorite feature removed, and so we simply can

Clean install while preserving shortcuts and mail

I have enough flakiness going on with my Mac Mozilla 0.95 that I want to do a clean install. I want to wipe out everything and download - except - I want to keep my existing mail folders and my shortcuts. Is there a way to save these from the wipe out and then import them later? Thanks, -Jim

Re: ??????????????

God Bless wrote: > In netscape 4.5 how can i send muliple messages to newgroups.. because > im having trouble with ie 5.5 and im getting tired of having to send > message by message to all ie newsgroups any1.. i followed what it said > in the help file i change the to: to follow up: but how can

Re: Mozilla as IE

WDA wrote: > Using Mozilla 0.9.5., I haven't been able to do banking online or view > my email messages at work; however, using the latest version of Opera, I > can. Opera allows its user to guise the program into making other > servers think that it is IE. Can Mozilla do the same? If so, h

Re: question: why do people continue to use ns4.x instead of ns6/mozilla?

Henri Sivonen wrote: > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > The thing is this is only started about four versions ago, Quicktime did > > play some embedded sounds, images didn't flash on and off before then. > > Image flashing is similar to > http://bugzilla.mozilla

Re: favicon

Brendan Eich wrote: >> Assume [...] that each Mozilla user's browser checks for the icon once >> a week - say once every 100 page loads. > > Why are you assuming any such thing? Evidence? A Scientific Wild-Ass Guess (SWAG) based on what I know about how the favicon system caches misses, the

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In netscape 4.5 how can i send muliple messages to newgroups.. because im having trouble with ie 5.5 and im getting tired of having to send message by message to all ie newsgroups any1.. i followed what it said in the help file i change the to: to follow up: but how can i get it to show up all ne

To : mozilla-general@mozilla.org, China Financial Guide 2002

China Financial Guide 2002 has been published! === We are glad to inform that we have published "China Financial Guide 2002", which lists down all financial institutions (local and foreign) operating in China. China has emerged as the most important market in

Re: favicon

> Assume [...] that each Mozilla user's browser checks for the icon once > a week - say once every 100 page loads. Why are you assuming any such thing? Evidence? /be

Re: favicon

Mike Cramer wrote: > Jason Bassford wrote: > >> Bad behaviour (causing >> unnecessary traffic) as a default on the part of a browser should not >> be condoned. > > > > Let's see here. Assume you get 1000 pageviews a day from 100 people. A > request for /favicon.ico is something like what? 30

Re: favicon

> The problem here is not sites that have favicons but sites that dont. > Instead of proactively going and asking "hey do you have a favicon i can > use" for each and every web page you load, you ask it *only* when the > webpage that you load says, "hey load this favicon, please". > > So if y

Re: favicon

Michael Nahrath wrote: > Gervase Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>This feature was turned on by Dave Hyatt on the Mozilla trunk two days >>ago, at 1am Pacific Time. >>http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109843 > >>Gerv > > Gerv, what is your oppinion about this? I think it's t

Re: One Click Bookmarks

dman84 wrote: > > > > check tomorrow's nightly for the URL+typing focus stealing.. that should > be fixed finally. Can you give me a bug #? I'm still seeing this in 200503 as well as the build from the 14th. -- jesus X [ Booze-fueled paragon of pointless cruelty and wanton sadism. ] ema

Re: favicon

Jason Bassford wrote: > Bad behaviour (causing > unnecessary traffic) as a default on the part of a browser should not > be condoned. Let's see here. Assume you get 1000 pageviews a day from 100 people. A request for /favicon.ico is something like what? 30 characters? Plus a response about th

Re: favicon

I agree that this should *NOT* be turned on by default. For all of the reasons that everybody else has given. Not only do I *NOT* like having this feature forced upon me (I'd rather turn it on if I wanted it on) but, as somebody with their own Web site, I do *NOT* want to have to deal with meani

Re: favicon

I just want to support Ben Bucksch's position here. It would be very embarrassing for me to use such a build with bogus favicon requests for intranet access at work, since my boss is the webmaster (and he prefers NS4.7x).

Re: Mozilla as IE

Pratik wrote: > On 11/15/01 09:46 AM, WDA wrote: > >> Using Mozilla 0.9.5., I haven't been able to do banking online or >> view my email messages at work; however, using the latest version of >> Opera, I can. Opera allows its user to guise the program into making >> other servers think that i

Re: text-align right bug in NS6?

HI Jason, That's exactly what I needed -- many thanks indeed! Works a treat. Cheers, Martin "Jason Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > text-align by definition is for aligning text. > A element is *not* text. > Therefore text-align shou

0.9.6 status

Attached is the list of patches and bugs that we're currently tracking for 0.9.6. We haven't even had branch builds for a couple of platforms so I'm not exactly sure how we are looking at the moment from a QA standpoint. This will give you an idea of where the patches are, anyway. --Chris -

Re: favicon

Ben Goodger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I see the /favicon.ico thing as a great convenience. I can define an > icon for my whole site in one hit, and then use to selectively > override it for certain pages. This, I believe, offers the most > flexibility one could possibly want. For the greate

Re: text-align right bug in NS6?

text-align by definition is for aligning text. A element is *not* text. Therefore text-align should not affect the alignment of the within its container, only the text within it. MSIE is incorrectly "aligning" the based on text-align. Instead, use the CSS constrainment rules: if an element

Re: favicon

Gervase Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This feature was turned on by Dave Hyatt on the Mozilla trunk two days > ago, at 1am Pacific Time. > http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109843 > Gerv Gerv, what is your oppinion about this? Did they change your mind or did they ignore you?

Re: favicon

Pratik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I agree with you. All the bug reports/ng postingsthat I've read have > said tyhat this is a hidden prefwhich just got turned on. My question > is, what do I add to user.js/prefs.js to turn it OFF? More interesting: A little piece of XPI is needed to turn th

Re: favicon

> Strongly seconded here (wearing my webmaster and evangelism hats). This feature was turned on by Dave Hyatt on the Mozilla trunk two days ago, at 1am Pacific Time. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=109843 http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsview2.cgi?diff_mode=context&whitespace_mode=show&s

Re: favicon

On 11/15/01 09:30 AM, Ben Bucksch wrote: > I am unhappy to inform you that David Hyatt sneaked in* a change to the > default pref so that /favicon.ico is now retrieved by default, see bug > 109843 (but please comment here). This is contrary to what he previously >

text-align right bug in NS6?

Hi all, If a DIV element contains other, smaller DIV elements, and the parent div has "text-align: right" in its style, then presumably the descendant DIVs should be aligned against the right side of the parent. This is indeed what happens in IE5.5 and IE6, but not in NS (6.01 through 6.2). Here'

Loading plugin fails ! Not enough memory ...

Hi all, I work with NS 4.79 and when I start it loading my plugin fails. There is a error message like this: Could not load plugin "myPlugin" for the mime type . Make sure enough memory is available and the plugin is installed correctly. When I start NS 4.78 it works fine, also NS 4.5. What

Re: Mozilla as IE

On 11/15/01 09:46 AM, WDA wrote: > Using Mozilla 0.9.5., I haven't been able to do banking online or view > my email messages at work; however, using the latest version of Opera, I > can. Opera allows its user to guise the program into making other > servers think that it is IE. Can Mozilla

Mozilla as IE

Using Mozilla 0.9.5., I haven't been able to do banking online or view my email messages at work; however, using the latest version of Opera, I can. Opera allows its user to guise the program into making other servers think that it is IE. Can Mozilla do the same? If so, how? WDA [EMAIL PROT

Re: favicon

I am unhappy to inform you that David Hyatt sneaked in* a change to the default pref so that /favicon.ico is now retrieved by default, see bug 109843 (but please comment here). This is contrary to what he previously said to do. *"sneaked

Re: favicon

Ben Bucksch wrote: > Gervase Markham wrote: > > - Fetching /favicon.ico from every site is bad > > Obviously, hyatt did *not* agree with that, at first. Or now, it seems. Flip-flop. See bug 109843: Further discussion should really remain he

Re: favicon

Robert O'Callahan wrote: > For the record, I'm strongly AGAINST trying to fetch /favicon.ico, > mostly for reasons that have already been discussed. It's just wrong > --- given that we have the method --- and in this case the > benefit of supporting the wrong thing is totally marginal. Strongly

Re: favicon

Ben Goodger wrote: > If you're with a hosting provider where you don't have your own > domain, you're probably already subjected to other, ruder forms of > intrusion, such as popup windows or ad banners. Nonsense. Many organizations give their "customers" homepages without domain. Many better

Re: Startup with several windows

The ability to open multiple tabs with one bookmark is a feature in the works I believe. Opening one on startup probably won't be far behind. KH wrote: > is this possible in mozilla? > > i have mozilla 0.9.5 and like it very much, especially the ctrl+t thing. > but is it possible to start moz

Re: favicon

Ben Goodger wrote: > we're simply exploiting files many websites have placed for the > benefit of IE for another purpose. I don't see how that fits the > definition of "cloning." We use the same broken way to retrieve icons for web sites that MSIE uses. Our *usage* of them is even worse than

can't put files in ftp

I can't upload files to an ftp only download files from an ftp. i tried copy and paste or drag and drop but it didn't work. if anyone knows please help me

Re: question: why do people continue to use ns4.x instead of ns6/mozilla?

Gregory Spath wrote: > In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Christian Biesinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >>I'm quite sure that an external mail client is used if you don't install >>MailNews. > > How can you configure that? (linux) Oh, I assumed you were using Windows. Maybe Protozilla http://protozilla

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Re: how to control font sizes for menu's and dialogs

>>does anyone know how to increase the size of the fonts used for menus >>and dialogs used by mozilla? If you're using GNOME desktop on Linux, I believe changes made to fonts in your GTK themes also propagate to Mozilla.