The latest version is now SeaMonkey 2.0.10
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Ed Mullen wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Hey, ED, rather than looking at about:config, have you considered
comparing/operating on the various prefs.js files??
I've tried that too. The prefs.js file is about 60kb. Sorting through it
line-by-line in a side-by-side comparison is really head-ache producing.
Thu, 28 Oct 2010 10:09:47 -0400, /Ed Mullen/:
Daniel wrote:
Hey, ED, rather than looking at about:config, have you considered
comparing/operating on the various prefs.js files??
I've tried that too. The prefs.js file is about 60kb. Sorting through it
line-by-line in a side-by-side comparison
On 10/26/2010 10:00 PM, d...@kd4e.com wrote:
Or just condemn them to a well-deserved irrelevancy and
stop using anything associated with them.
There is little that they do that someone else does not do.
Why bother?
Because you often don't get a choice because someone else picks for you.
For e
Daniel wrote:
Ed Mullen wrote:
JeffM wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
Yes, I've created new profiles. But, I have hundreds of customizations
(outside of extensions and plugins) of the UI and through the
about:config interface. And no way to compare them. I do about:config
and can't export the re
Ed Mullen wrote:
JeffM wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
Yes, I've created new profiles. But, I have hundreds of customizations
(outside of extensions and plugins) of the UI and through the
about:config interface. And no way to compare them. I do about:config
and can't export the result in any way
On Oct 27, 10:37 pm, JeffM wrote:
> >JeffM wrote:
> >>Contact the jackass who can't built a proper Web page.
> >>Direct your bile at the moron who obviously
> >>doesn't do proper testing on the crap pages he produces.
>
> Ed Mullen wrote:
> >Err, contact, perhaps, a commenter who can get his verb
>JeffM wrote:
>>Contact the jackass who can't built a proper Web page.
>>Direct your bile at the moron who obviously
>>doesn't do proper testing on the crap pages he produces.
>
Ed Mullen wrote:
>Err, contact, perhaps, a commenter who can get his verb tenses right?
>
Have I erred in ASSuMEing
that
JeffM wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
I wish SM could figure get on more compliant lists
- or figure out a way to work around this.
What I wish is that people would stop
blaming a browser that works PERFECTLY on properly-build sites
when that browser encounters a site built by an incompetent bozo
wh
JeffM wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
I wish SM could figure get on more compliant lists
- or figure out a way to work around this.
What I wish is that people would stop
blaming a browser that works PERFECTLY on properly-build sites
when that browser encounters a site built by an incompetent bozo
wh
Doug Fisher wrote:
>I wish SM could figure get on more compliant lists
> - or figure out a way to work around this.
>
What I wish is that people would stop
blaming a browser that works PERFECTLY on properly-build sites
when that browser encounters a site built by an incompetent bozo
who should be d
> JeffM wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
With the latest upgrade to 2.09,
Google docs is now showing in "basic HTML" mode
and is uneditable.
SeaMonkey is being detected as a noncompliant browser.
Bitch to Google loud and long
about their incompetence doing browser sniffing.
http://groups.google.com/g
Doug Fisher wrote:
>With the latest upgrade to 2.09,
>Google docs is now showing in "basic HTML" mode
>and is uneditable.
>SeaMonkey is being detected as a noncompliant browser.
>
Bitch to Google loud and long
about their incompetence doing browser sniffing.
http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.s
Arnie Goetchius wrote:
Doug Fisher wrote:
With the latest upgrade to 2.09, Google docs is now showing in "basic
HTML" mode and is uneditable. SeaMonkey is being detected as a
noncompliant browser.
This has not happened before. Nothing else had changed on my system (OSX
10.6.4)
Doug Fisher
Th
Doug Fisher wrote:
With the latest upgrade to 2.09, Google docs is now showing in "basic
HTML" mode and is uneditable. SeaMonkey is being detected as a
noncompliant browser.
This has not happened before. Nothing else had changed on my system (OSX
10.6.4)
Doug Fisher
That has been going on sin
With the latest upgrade to 2.09, Google docs is now showing in "basic
HTML" mode and is uneditable. SeaMonkey is being detected as a
noncompliant browser.
This has not happened before. Nothing else had changed on my system (OSX
10.6.4)
Doug Fisher
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