km wrote:
MMy mail went down abt a momth ago [strangly NEWS is ok???]
so i was forced to use t-bird for mail. but i miss SM. is there a way to
use the t-bird server for mail and leave the news server alone. thus
incorporating MAIL NEWS in SM like before. i know it is noy
recommended but ...
km
David H. Durgee wrote:
When will the official release of 2.7 occur? I am seeing it in the
repository I usually use, but the SeaMonkey home page still shows 2.6.1
as the current release.
Dave
Well nowI just started up my SM 2.6.1 and SM 2.7 installed itself !
How did THAT happen w/o me
On 02.02.2012 08:20, DoctorBill wrote:
--- Original Message ---
David H. Durgee wrote:
When will the official release of 2.7 occur? I am seeing it in the
repository I usually use, but the SeaMonkey home page still shows 2.6.1
as the current release.
Dave
Well nowI just started up
Larry S. wrote:
Downloaded 2.7 from the Check For Updates link. All seemed well, until
I tried to start SM after Installation Completed. Got message Can't
find SeaMonkey.exe. Searched all over, and guess what, it wasn't there.
O.K., I'll d/l using IE (ughh!), which is all I've got at this point.
Jay Garcia wrote:
On 02.02.2012 08:20, DoctorBill wrote:
--- Original Message ---
David H. Durgee wrote:
When will the official release of 2.7 occur? I am seeing it in the
repository I usually use, but the SeaMonkey home page still shows 2.6.1
as the current release.
Dave
Well nowI
Back when I was running 2.0, I had an extension or add-on (what is the
difference?) called Remove Redirects.
I don't believe it works now for 2.7 (?)
Is there a Remove redirects that works in SM 2.7 ?
If so, where do I go to get it ?
I'm not a programmer, so I don't understand all the jargon.
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Does Seamonkey not make any use of DNS cacheing ? I am staggered
at the number of occasions when a re-visit to a page at which
I was only a few second before results in the status text
Looking up www.thehappypiper.yolasite.com
or whatever.
It appear that SM use DNS
TMitchell ha scritto:
[CUT]
Not trying 2.7 until I see that people are not having a problem installing it.
I had SM 2.0.x (OSX Tiger), moved to 2.6.1 on OX Snow Leo, then installed
the 2.7b3/5 and 2.7 does work :)
The only problem I have is a message window refreshing problem (I suspect it
Thank you, Ray : now inserted and set to 32767;
I shall wait to see if it has any effect !
** Phil.
Ray_Net wrote:
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Does Seamonkey not make any use of DNS cacheing ? I am staggered
at the number of occasions when a re-visit to a page at which
I was only a few
Daniel wrote:
I you need do is set yourself up an email account in SeaMonkey. I seem
to remember that, sometimes, when you have set up a news account, you
don't get the option to set up a Mail account, but I think there is an
about:config fiddle which would allow it.
There has never been any
km wrote:
MMy mail went down
What does went down mean?
Apps is apps and data is data. SM and TB are apps. They use news and
mail files which are data. Mail and news accounts are part of the
profile. Mail and news data files are used by the accounts but they are
not part of the profile.
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
I like organising myself in my mail window. I can no longer press ctrl
and drag a message and copy it into another folder.
The + does not appear. And the message gets moved, not copied.
Fixed in current stable release 2.7, cf.:
Robert Traynor (BobT) wrote:
Sync mods wanted, either one or the other:-
(First preference)
1. A quick and easy way of suspending or temporarily disabling
SeaMonkey's Sync.
or
2. Disabling the automatic Syncing and make the sync ONLY work when I
click on the customised icon or option under
Well, when I turned on my computer today (windows 7), SM wouldn't start. I got
on IE and found that 2.7 was sent. I thought maybe something happened in the
download, so got on SM and manually downloaded 2.7. I went through the setup
but then it couldn't start because 'another version of SM
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Robert Traynor (BobT) wrote:
Sync mods wanted, either one or the other:-
(First preference)
1. A quick and easy way of suspending or temporarily disabling
SeaMonkey's Sync.
or
2. Disabling the automatic Syncing and make the sync ONLY work when I
click on the customised icon
I'm new to this newsgroup. And I'm relatively new to Seamonkey. I've
used Firefox and Thunderbird for years before switching to Seamonkey.
Many times I've tried Seamonkey before, but was not impressed until I
tried version 2.6. Now, after upgrading to 2.7 I think I might be stuck
on
In the last couple of days I've lost the ability to open a SM browser
window when clicking on a link in an e-mail -- this has happened on
two different computers, which is really odd. Both are running Windows
XP, SP3.
Is there a common cause or cure for this problem?
I don't THINK this is
Robert Traynor (BobT) wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
SNIP
Hi Jens,
I looked in the about:config and ended up comparing the same settings
between FireFox and Seamonkey, using the filter services.sync.s.
What I found was two settings in Firefox were absent from Seamonkey.
One was the one you
On 02/02/2012 03:26 PM, ConnorsGenealogy wrote:
Well, when I turned on my computer today (windows 7), SM wouldn't start. I
got
on IE and found that 2.7 was sent.
Can you explain what found that 2.7 was sent means.
I thought maybe something happened in the
download, so got on SM and
It sounds like the only issue is that a Seamonkey process didn't
terminate properly. This has been a frequent issue with SM for a few
revisions now.
Assuming your on some flavor of Windoz - right mouse button on the task
bar, open the task manager. Select the processes tab, sort by Image
BIll Spikowski wrote:
In the last couple of days I've lost the ability to open a SM browser
window when clicking on a link in an e-mail -- this has happened on
two different computers, which is really odd. Both are running Windows
XP, SP3.
Is there a common cause or cure for this problem?
I
Robert Traynor (BobT) wrote:
Jens Hatlak wrote:
SNIP
Hi Jens,
I looked in the about:config and ended up comparing the same settings
between FireFox and Seamonkey, using the filter services.sync.s.
What I found was two settings in Firefox were absent from Seamonkey.
One was the one you
Mike C wrote:
BIll Spikowski wrote:
In the last couple of days I've lost the ability to open a SM browser
window when clicking on a link in an e-mail -- this has happened on
two different computers, which is really odd. Both are running Windows
XP, SP3.
Is there a common cause or cure for
It sounds like the only issue is that a Seamonkey process didn't
terminate properly. This has been a frequent issue with SM for a few
revisions now.
Assuming your on some flavor of Windoz - right mouse button on the task
bar, open the task manager. Select the processes tab, sort by Image
name.
Interviewed by CNN on 02/02/2012 19:08, TJ told the world:
QUESTION: Is there any way that someone (preferably in the development
team) who could be dedicated to maintaining and increasing the number of
addons? I use an addon called Compatibility Reporter in hopes that
someone is using
Interviewed by CNN on 02/02/2012 20:44, Robert Traynor (BobT) told the
world:
Is there a plugin or any other method available to test, display or
indicate settings that vary from the current standard of SeaMonkey
about:config settings and values..?
Well, when you look in about:config,
TMitchell wrote:
Larry S. wrote:
Downloaded 2.7 from the Check For Updates link. All seemed well, until
I tried to start SM after Installation Completed. Got message Can't
find SeaMonkey.exe. Searched all over, and guess what, it wasn't there.
O.K., I'll d/l using IE (ughh!), which is all I've
On 02/02/2012 09:13 AM, Ray Davison wrote:
Daniel wrote:
I you need do is set yourself up an email account in SeaMonkey. I seem
to remember that, sometimes, when you have set up a news account, you
don't get the option to set up a Mail account, but I think there is an
about:config fiddle
BIll Spikowski wrote:
In the last couple of days I've lost the ability to open a SM browser
window when clicking on a link in an e-mail -- this has happened on
two different computers, which is really odd. Both are running Windows
XP, SP3.
Is there a common cause or cure for this problem?
I
NoOp wrote:
...
Daniel didn't say there was a restriction on the number of mail and news
accounts. And *yes* there can be an issue with the account wizard. I
think Daniel was referring to this issue:
So, I take it the account manager doesn't like you to change your mind
in the middle of a
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