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Re: Some Google Script Message happening

DoctorBill wrote: I am often getting this error message upon SeaMonkey startup. "An error has occurred in the script on this page Line: 0 Char: 0 Error: Script Error Code: 0 URL: http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js Do you want to continue running scripts on this page Yes - No"

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance, colors, active is set to

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

On 7/8/2017 10:54 AM, Ed Mullen wrote: > On 7/8/17 at 12:35 PM, DoctorBill's prodigious digits fired off with > great aplomb: >> DoctorBill wrote: >>> DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro.

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

On 7/8/17 at 11:39 AM, Ed Mullen's prodigious digits fired off with great aplomb: On 7/8/17 at 10:08 AM, DoctorBill's prodigious digits fired off with great aplomb: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

On 7/8/17 at 12:35 PM, DoctorBill's prodigious digits fired off with great aplomb: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance, colors,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance, colors, active is set to

Re: Following references in email

Stanimir Stamenkov writes: > It's a pseudo folder, or probably better stated everything else than "All > Mail" is a pseudo folder. Is that created by Gmail? > If you're using threaded view (View -> Sort by -> Threaded) you should be > generally able to use B (Go ->

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

On 7/8/17 at 10:08 AM, DoctorBill's prodigious digits fired off with great aplomb: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment

Re: Is it possible to make SM delete the local profiles folder at startup?

Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: > I suppose it can't be too difficult to do this. Probably not but don't forget that SeaMonkey is more or less a frontend. So this would need to be done very early during startup when the profile is selected but not loaded. I don't think it can be done safely in

Re: Following references in email

Richmond wrote: "Paul B. Gallagher" writes: Richmond wrote: If I select View -> Headers -> All Headers, I can see references and click on the message ID of the message to which the author replied. (So to clarify, I receive messages from someone who does not

Re: Some Google Script Message happening

Fri, 7 Jul 2017 07:16:04 +0200, /Frank-Rainer Grahl/: Install No Script and blacklist the domain. Case closed. Unly used for user data harvesting and tracking. I think: Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Prevent tracking activities by known sites is a bit better option, though quite

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

On 7/8/2017 7:41 AM, DoctorBill wrote: > DoctorBill wrote: >> DoctorBill wrote: >>> I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's >>> desktop. >>> We both are using Windows 7 Pro. >>> I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the >>> Tab in use

Re: Following references in email

Fri, 07 Jul 2017 20:18:12 +0100, /Richmond/: If I select View -> Headers -> All Headers, I can see references and click on the message ID of the message to which the author replied. (So to clarify, I receive messages from someone who does not quote anything, but in his headers is the

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance,

Re: Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

DoctorBill wrote: I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance, colors, active is set to

Question about Active versus non-active Tabs

I am using SM 2.46 right now. I just lately installed it on my wife's desktop. We both are using Windows 7 Pro. I do not know why, but on my computer, when there are multiple Tabs, the Tab in use at the moment is light colored. In Pref's, appearance, colors, active is set to Red. On my

Re: Is it possible to make SM delete the local profiles folder at startup?

Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote: I suppose it can't be too difficult to do this. Probably not but don't forget that SeaMonkey is more or less a frontend. So this would need to be done very early during startup when the profile is selected but not loaded. I don't think it can be done safely in

Re: IMAP email

On 8/07/2017 4:03 AM, EE wrote: Daniel wrote: On 5/07/2017 9:45 AM, EE wrote: EE wrote: Jonathan N. Little wrote: EE wrote: Paul B. Gallagher wrote: EE wrote: Paul B. Gallagher wrote: In the Server Settings, does your ISP require your full email address (nu...@bees.wax) or only the

Re: Is it possible to make SM delete the local profiles folder at startup?

> I suppose it can't be too difficult to do this. Probably not but don't forget that SeaMonkey is more or less a frontend. So this would need to be done very early during startup when the profile is selected but not loaded. I don't think it can be done safely in SeaMonkey code so this needs to

Is it possible to make SM delete the local profiles folder at startup?

A while back someone was experiencing some problems with SM. He was given the advice to delete the *local* (*not* the roaming!) profiles directory. I've done that too on many occasions, and this indeed solves many problems. So much so, that I wish it would be a standard feature of SM to