I know its late in the day for feature suggestions. with Mozilla 1.0
just around the corner. but the following are based on my experiences.
Here are 3 possible suggestions for 'killer features' that could
differentiate Mozilla from the opposition (all email related).
1. Spam avoidance.
A
dman84 wrote:
1. Spam avoidance.
Javascript stuff is turned off by default in mail news.. sounds like
quite a project..
What I am talking about is not javascript it is html email that includes
lines to the effect :
IMG src='http://www.spammer.com/testEmail.cgi?[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
As
I just tried accessing bugzilla to file a new 0.9.9 bug and the server
appears to be down. Can anyone else reach the webserver?
Geraint
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Another possible solution that would work in most browsers is to write
yourself a little HTML page and save it locally In the page have some
javascript that selects the 'home page' you want either randomly or
based on the date/time
If you wanted to be really fancy you could save the page
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
3. kill the tab with the 'x'
4. try to open mail from the chrome menu
*nothing happens!*
This common sequence seems to disrupt the javascript
Thanks Jonas - bug is filed as bug no. 18357
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118357
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
Geraint Edwards wrote:
In 0.9.7 in Linux, if you :
Also happens on Win2000.
1. open a new browser session + type in a URL/select bookmark etc.
2. press ctl-t
Just upgraded from 0.9.6 - more than a trivial upgrade in my mind.
Very pleased to see:
1. S/MIME support - I see my use of Netscape 4.x finally ending soon
:-). I suspect this has been holding many corporate IT departments back.
2. email header viewing
3. Progress on customisation of cookie
Mike Stockman wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Malodushnïkh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is your CSS file being served with the right MIME type?
Don't know... the server's operated by Apple, so I can't see its
configuration. Is there a way I can see this from the client side?
Earlier today I received an infected message in 0.9.6 on Linux - not
knowing it was infected I 'previewed' the message.
I was rather alarmed to see a popup window appear asking me to save a file
I wonder what would have happened if I had previewed/read the message on
my Windows box with the
general point I am making.
Geraint
Scott wrote:
Geraint Edwards wrote:
Earlier today I received an infected message in 0.9.6 on Linux - not
knowing it was infected I 'previewed' the message.
I was rather alarmed to see a popup window appear asking me to save a
file
I wonder what would
This would probably be the ideal solution - if a user can set a
preference for a href=... ...target=_blank to be opened in either a
new window or a new tab, based on their personal inclination.
Rob Allen wrote:
It would also be nice if the pref made 'target=_blank' also open in a
new
Try
Edit/Preferences/Privacy Security/Web Passwords/View Stored
Passwords/Passwords Never Saved and clear mail.yahoo.com from the list :-)
Hilkiah Lavinier wrote:
Hi, does anyone know how I can get mozilla to store my login info for
mail.yahoo.com
I know it can cause the first time I
Print preview in 0.9.6 is a nice feature - clearly a w.i.p. but a good
start :-).
I have a question about the functionality.
When I have previewed a page - how do I cancel/go back to full web page
(without pressing Reload or ctl-r)?
As an aside there appear to be a few formatting problems -
gavin long wrote:
Geraint Edwards wrote:
[print preview]
2. Some CSS settings are missed (will do some more investigation).
Be aware that CSS may get handled differently depending on the media :
it is possible to define a style sheet that will give a completely
different
I have no problems accessing the main site using Moz 0.9.5 for Linux
(note that I have not got Java installed).
They are using Java for an interactive map as part of the results when
you do a search. Since DHTML would really struggle to offer similar
functionality I think this is fair
Nigel L wrote:
Nigel L says:
I just added exactly what GE suggests, and I still get the lock-out
message.
I did this in Linux - remember to make sure you make the change with
Mozilla closed down.
I have not tried it in MS windows or MacOS.
My reason for trying it was to see if MS was
I just tried Mozilla 0.9.5 (with default useragent) and the site is
accessible again though with some formating problems in evidence.
Geraint
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If anyone is curious - the formating problem appears to be the result of
the absence of a DOCTYPE tag. Saving the file locally and adding a
standard 4.0 Transitional tag makes the page nicely formatted.
Geraint Edwards wrote:
I just tried Mozilla 0.9.5 (with default useragent
I just tried again and it now looks fine in Linux (build 200101202) as
per your screenshot. I suspect its a work in progress on Microsoft's
behalf.
The rendering problem I saw (did not get screenshot I'm afraid) was the
central table (within a DIV) overlapping the right hand set of links.
I just tried adding
user_pref(general.useragent.override,Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE
5.5; Windows 98));
to my prefs.js file and the accessed msn.com
A quick glance suggests some minor formatting problems (e.g. blank space
in middle of front page and some sloppy link hover effects.
Gervase Markham wrote:
I would be very interested to see a showing off section on
www.mozilla.org. If you are looking for an advocacy site, then you need
look no further than www.mozillazine.org, who are always happy to hear
from new contributors.
Gerv
I'm glad you think a
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Almost without exception the visitors to date have been using MSIE
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