Re: SeaMonkey's days numbered???

2014-11-26 Thread Ray_Net
Miles Fidelman wrote on 25/11/2014 18:28: Robert Kaiser wrote: Ruediger Lahl schrieb: *Ray_Net* wrote: The search deal between Google and Mozilla which provided funding for Mozilla has EXPIRED and is NOT BEING RENEWED. A new search deal has been stuck with Yahoo. Will the Yahoo search deal

Re: Malfunctions in SM 2.30

2014-11-26 Thread WaltS48
On 11/25/2014 11:33 PM, Marisa Ciceran wrote: Thanks to those of you who responded to my question. As it turns out, reverting back to SM version 2.29 only partially corrected the problem with the Adobe Reader plugin but the flash player continued to fail/crash intermittently. I have just

Re: Malfunctions in SM 2.30

2014-11-26 Thread Marisa Ciceran
Paul, I do not have Shockwave for Director and already tried to completely uninstall Shockwave Flash several times. I don't remember the details, but it seems not to completely uninstall. So long as I am able to open PDF files via SM again, I will wait it stay with version 2.29 for a while

Re: SeaMonkey's days numbered???

2014-11-26 Thread Ruediger Lahl
*Philip Chee* wrote: On 25/11/2014 02:19, Ruediger Lahl wrote: Tell me the address, where I can download Windows trunk- or nightly-Builds. Some want to help, but they are locked out since June. I'm looking into uploading my *very* unofficial builds to my long forgotten sourceforge

Re: SeaMonkey's days numbered???

2014-11-26 Thread Robert Kaiser
Miles Fidelman schrieb: But if that money is in good supply, the question is irrelevant. Exactly. But, perhaps, more relevant questions: - how much code is unique to SeaMonkey (vs. basic glue to combine Gecko, and the Thunderbird mail code into one package)? That's mostly the user