Re: Shockwave Flash

2016-03-30 Thread Jonathan N. Little 

rjkrjk wrote:

win7 dualcore 3.3Ghz 6gb

Shockwave Flash

 File: NPSWF32_21_0_0_197.dll
 Path: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\NPSWF32_21_0_0_197.dll
 Version: 21.0.0.197
 State: Enabled
 Shockwave Flash 21.0 r0


anyone have a resolution to this problem, ... of it's delay, and wait
option


What problem?

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Re: Highlighted web page & "view page source" broken?

2016-03-30 Thread David E. Ross 
On 3/30/2016 3:59 PM, David E. Ross wrote:
> On 3/30/2016 12:21 PM, Ant wrote:
>> Or is it just me? I just noticed this in my two SeaMonkey v2.40 web 
>> browsers in both Windows XP Pro SP3 and Debian (stable/Jessie)/Linux. :(
>>
>> Thank you in advance. :)
>>
> 
> Bug #1259928.  See .
> 

Also bug #1203395. See
.

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Re: Highlighted web page & "view page source" broken?

2016-03-30 Thread David E. Ross 
On 3/30/2016 12:21 PM, Ant wrote:
> Or is it just me? I just noticed this in my two SeaMonkey v2.40 web 
> browsers in both Windows XP Pro SP3 and Debian (stable/Jessie)/Linux. :(
> 
> Thank you in advance. :)
> 

Bug #1259928.  See .

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Shockwave Flash

2016-03-30 Thread rjkrjk 

win7 dualcore 3.3Ghz 6gb

Shockwave Flash

File: NPSWF32_21_0_0_197.dll
Path: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\NPSWF32_21_0_0_197.dll
Version: 21.0.0.197
State: Enabled
Shockwave Flash 21.0 r0


anyone have a resolution to this problem, ... of it's delay, and wait option

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Re: Highlighted web page & "view page source" broken?

2016-03-30 Thread Jonathan N. Little 

Ant wrote:

Or is it just me? I just noticed this in my two SeaMonkey v2.40 web
browsers in both Windows XP Pro SP3 and Debian (stable/Jessie)/Linux. :(

Thank you in advance. :)


It does appear that "View Selection Source" is broken in 2.40. "View > 
Page Source" still works.


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Re: Planning to install a long overdue Seamonkey update

2016-03-30 Thread mozilla-lists . mbourne 

EE wrote:

no...@nonospam.org wrote:

I am still using SeaMonkey v2.22.1. I had updated to a later version
quite awhile back but had problems which led me to go back to v2.22.1.

I have now decided that I really need to update as there are websites
that don't work properly with this version which was released 28 months
ago.

With all the updates that have come out between 2.22.1 and 2.40, I'm
wondering if there are any potential problems I might encounter when I
do this? Constructive advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

John


SeaMonkey 2.40 does have a bug in File Bookmark.  The dialog box does
not change size when you pull down the folder list, which makes it
difficult to use.  I corrected the problem by adding code to my
userChrome.css file to make the dialog box longer to accommodate the
folder list.


For what it's worth, I've just noticed that this also affects other 
dialogs, not just File Bookmark. e.g. Edit > Preferences cuts off the 
right-hand side of the dialog. This is using the SeaMonkey Default 
Theme, on Windows Vista with Aero disabled and "Windows Standard" 
desktop theme; sizing may be different and not exhibit the same problem 
with different OS/desktop themes.


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Highlighted web page & "view page source" broken?

2016-03-30 Thread Ant 
Or is it just me? I just noticed this in my two SeaMonkey v2.40 web 
browsers in both Windows XP Pro SP3 and Debian (stable/Jessie)/Linux. :(


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Re: about:config

2016-03-30 Thread »Q« 
In ,
NFN Smith  wrote:

[ Display Mail User Agent extension ]
> For me, I do tech support, where there's a number of different mail 
> clients in use. Yes, I can look at a raw header, or tinker with 
> about:config settings, but for me, it's beneficial to see at at a 
> glance, what they're using to send.

One user recently reported here that it was showing a Mozilla icon even
for a post which had no User-Agent header nor any other header with
that info.
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Re: about:config

2016-03-30 Thread NFN Smith 

Daniel wrote:

If you are just wanting to see what mail and/or news client a person is
using, why would you need to run an additional extension (now that our
computers are all squeezed from RAM and HD space!! ;-P  ), when all you
have to do is enter about:config in the address bar, accept the warning,
then in the "Search Bar" enter "mailnews.headers.showUserAgent" and set
its Boolean function to "true" (by double clicking on it, I think!).


I agree that it's a specialized extension, and that not many need it.

For me, I do tech support, where there's a number of different mail 
clients in use. Yes, I can look at a raw header, or tinker with 
about:config settings, but for me, it's beneficial to see at at a 
glance, what they're using to send.


The majority of my users use Thunderbird, but there's some number that 
use Outlook, as well as a handful of other mail clients, including Apple 
Mail, a webmail client, and one or two others.  Knowing what client is 
being used (and with a graphical display) helps me to quickly know both 
what kinds of assumptions the user is making, as well as sometimes 
answering the question of why the contents of a certain message appear 
the way that they do.


I'm not advocating that others use this particular extension, but it's 
useful to me.


Smith

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Re: Passwords don't present anymore !

2016-03-30 Thread Rick Merrill 

On 2/21/2016 1:35 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Arnie Goetchius wrote:


I have the same problem with a bank. For the last several months, I
now have to enter the userid and password manually. The userid and
password is saved in "Saved Passwords" but that is no help with this
bank. Do you know of any other Password Managers that will work?


That's a good policy -- I would never store bank logins and passwords n
my computer, just in case the computer were compromised somehow. But if
some hacker gained access, say, to my nytimes.com account, how much
could that hurt me?



My credit union uses an Intuit form that prevents auto-fillin (AFIK) of 
username and password.  This forces you to use a hard one and remember it!


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Re: Wowway E-Mail Issue

2016-03-30 Thread Rick Merrill 

On 3/29/2016 5:19 PM, Paul B. Gallagher wrote:

Rick Merrill wrote:


Try sending a Plain Text message - more and more filters do not trust
HTML messages putting them in 'quarantine'.


A mail provider that has a blanket policy of rejecting HTML messages
should be fired for incompetence.



Agreed.
The HTML that FAIL to pass certain W3C tests and force rendering back to 
"compatibility mode" are the ones that get set aside.  Some users have 
been burned by hidden links & spam & phishing that it is the USER

that says, "no more."

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Re: about:config

2016-03-30 Thread Jonathan N. Little 

David E. Ross wrote:

On 3/30/2016 2:04 AM, Daniel wrote:

On 30/03/2016 2:35 AM, NFN Smith wrote:



One other consideration -- if you're spoofing in Seamonkey, that applies
not only your browser, but what is put in your outbound mail, as well. I
run the Display Mail User Agent extension (which I find useful for
quickly knowing what mail or news client a person is using).
Occasionally, when I'm filing stuff from my Sent folder, I'll notice
that a message will show an orange Firefox logo, rather than a blue
Seamonkey logo, and that tells me that I forgot to reset spoofing, when
I was done with needing it.

Smith


If you are just wanting to see what mail and/or news client a person is
using, why would you need to run an additional extension (now that our
computers are all squeezed from RAM and HD space!! ;-P  ), when all you
have to do is enter about:config in the address bar, accept the warning,
then in the "Search Bar" enter "mailnews.headers.showUserAgent" and set
its Boolean function to "true" (by double clicking on it, I think!).

Then if you had you e-mail set up to show the four line header, it will
now display five lines!!

WFM!!

Weeell! Somewhere along the lines, I've also picked up a Preference
named "mailnews . headers . showUserAgent"  note all the extra
spaces?? I don't know what they're about!!



If you want that information on someone else, select the message and
then select [View > Message Source] from the menu bar.  The information
is in the header field "User-Agent".



I just install the Mnenhy extension

which adds many useful features for newsgroups including customized 
extended headers to display header fields like "User-Agent" and 
messageid links...


Hmm... says not available for 2.40 but I am currently using Mnenhy 
0.8.6.1-signed.1-let-fixed on 2.40. Maybe he hasn't updated the 
install.rdf upper version threshold.


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Re: about:config

2016-03-30 Thread David E. Ross 
On 3/30/2016 2:04 AM, Daniel wrote:
> On 30/03/2016 2:35 AM, NFN Smith wrote:
> 
> 
>> One other consideration -- if you're spoofing in Seamonkey, that applies
>> not only your browser, but what is put in your outbound mail, as well. I
>> run the Display Mail User Agent extension (which I find useful for
>> quickly knowing what mail or news client a person is using).
>> Occasionally, when I'm filing stuff from my Sent folder, I'll notice
>> that a message will show an orange Firefox logo, rather than a blue
>> Seamonkey logo, and that tells me that I forgot to reset spoofing, when
>> I was done with needing it.
>>
>> Smith
> 
> If you are just wanting to see what mail and/or news client a person is 
> using, why would you need to run an additional extension (now that our 
> computers are all squeezed from RAM and HD space!! ;-P  ), when all you 
> have to do is enter about:config in the address bar, accept the warning, 
> then in the "Search Bar" enter "mailnews.headers.showUserAgent" and set 
> its Boolean function to "true" (by double clicking on it, I think!).
> 
> Then if you had you e-mail set up to show the four line header, it will 
> now display five lines!!
> 
> WFM!!
> 
> Weeell! Somewhere along the lines, I've also picked up a Preference 
> named "mailnews . headers . showUserAgent"  note all the extra 
> spaces?? I don't know what they're about!!
> 

If you want that information on someone else, select the message and
then select [View > Message Source] from the menu bar.  The information
is in the header field "User-Agent".

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Re: Planning to install a long overdue Seamonkey update

2016-03-30 Thread Lucas Levrel 

Le 27 mars 2016, EE a écrit :


Lucas Levrel wrote:

 Le 25 mars 2016, EE a écrit :

>  SeaMonkey 2.40 does have a bug in File Bookmark.  The dialog box does
>  not change size when you pull down the folder list, which makes it
>  difficult to use.  I corrected the problem by adding code to my
>  userChrome.css file to make the dialog box longer to accommodate the
>  folder list.

 It would be nice if you shared this code!


Add to userChrome.css:
#bookmarkproperties {
min-width:770px !important; min-height:830px !important;}


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about:config (was: Re: User agent problem)

2016-03-30 Thread Daniel 

On 30/03/2016 2:35 AM, NFN Smith wrote:



One other consideration -- if you're spoofing in Seamonkey, that applies
not only your browser, but what is put in your outbound mail, as well. I
run the Display Mail User Agent extension (which I find useful for
quickly knowing what mail or news client a person is using).
Occasionally, when I'm filing stuff from my Sent folder, I'll notice
that a message will show an orange Firefox logo, rather than a blue
Seamonkey logo, and that tells me that I forgot to reset spoofing, when
I was done with needing it.

Smith


If you are just wanting to see what mail and/or news client a person is 
using, why would you need to run an additional extension (now that our 
computers are all squeezed from RAM and HD space!! ;-P  ), when all you 
have to do is enter about:config in the address bar, accept the warning, 
then in the "Search Bar" enter "mailnews.headers.showUserAgent" and set 
its Boolean function to "true" (by double clicking on it, I think!).


Then if you had you e-mail set up to show the four line header, it will 
now display five lines!!


WFM!!

Weeell! Somewhere along the lines, I've also picked up a Preference 
named "mailnews . headers . showUserAgent"  note all the extra 
spaces?? I don't know what they're about!!


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User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:42.0) Gecko/20100101 
Firefox/42.0 SeaMonkey/2.39 Build identifier: 20151028234211

or
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 
SeaMonkey/2.38 Build identifier: 20150903203501

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