This is a problem with SeaMonkey v2.4.1. I have some bookmarks which are
groups of tabs. When I click on one of these and select Open all in
tabs, I want it to open ALL the pages in NEW tabs. Instead, it replaces
the page I am currently viewing with the first page of the group and
then opens
flyguy wrote:
On 10/27/2011 8:57 AM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
This is a problem with SeaMonkey v2.4.1. I have some bookmarks which are
groups of tabs. When I click on one of these and select Open all in
tabs, I want it to open ALL the pages in NEW tabs. Instead, it replaces
the page I am
Pololo wrote:
Rickles wrote:
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
flyguy wrote:
On 10/27/2011 8:57 AM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
This is a problem with SeaMonkey v2.4.1. I have some bookmarks
which are groups of tabs. When I click on one of these and
select Open all in tabs, I want it to open ALL the
Since I upgraded SeaMonkey from v2.9.1 to v 2.10, I am unable to save
individual messages as .txt files.
When I try to do so, I get the message Unable to save the message.
Please check your file name and try again later.
The exact procedure I am using is:
Right-click in message window-Save
I just installed 2.10.1 and the problem is fixed. Thank you!
Jens Hatlak wrote:
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
Since I upgraded SeaMonkey from v2.9.1 to v 2.10, I am unable to save
individual messages as .txt files.
When I try to do so, I get the message Unable to save the message.
Please check
I'm using SeaMonkey v2.10.1 on a Windows XP Pro SP3 system, but this is
an issue I've been seeing with the last several versions.
I'll double-click on the first unread email in my inbox. After reading
it, I may click delete, or move it to a sub-folder in my inbox. Then I
go on to succeeding
Try this:
In the Windows XP control panel, double-click on the Flash Player icon.
Go to the advanced tab. It will show you the current installed versions
for both Active-X (Internet Explorer) and Plug-in (SeaMonkey or Firefox).
Click on Check Now. It will open your default browser and show
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I'm using SeaMonkey v2.10.1 on a Windows XP Pro SP3 system, but this is
an issue I've been seeing with the last several versions.
I'll double-click on the first unread email in my inbox. After reading
it, I may click delete, or move it to a
David E. Ross wrote:
You can also move passwords from one PC to another with the Password
Exporter extension at
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/password-exporter/.
The page says that it is not available for SeaMonkey 2.17.1. You can
make it available; let me know if you want
Daniel wrote:
John, have a look at Tools-Password Manager-Manage Stored Passwords to
see if you have a wrong password stored for the site. If so, delete the
entry, o.k. your way out and try to access the site. Maybe you'll get
asked for the password this time
Thanks for the suggestion, but
Geoff Welsh wrote:
or, you might have to clear all the cookies, if at some point you
selected never remember password.
I cleared the cookies for the particular website, but that didn't help.
Thanks for the suggestion.
John
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David E. Ross wrote:
The above is NOT necessary for Remember Passwords 1.1 at
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/remember-passwords/.
I installed Remember Passwords 1.1 and it seems to be the solution I was
seeking. Thanks!
John
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David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/27/13 3:29 AM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
You can also move passwords from one PC to another with the Password
Exporter extension at
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/password-exporter/.
The page says that it is not available for
Although I have my Comcast email account (web interface) set to keep me
logged in, I have always noticed that when I upgrade SeaMonkey I then
have to login the first time I go to my account. I have always wondered
why that was.
Today, after upgrading from v2.22.1 to v2.23, I login to the
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Failed logins are usually because cookies are not being accepted or
retained. Have you checked the Cookie Manager to see if your Comcast
cookies are there, and also to see whether comcast.net is allowed to set
permanent cookies? For example, if the permissions tab says
Since late yesterday, I am unable to navigate through my messages on
Yahoo mail with SeaMonkey. I can get to the inbox, but when I click on a
new message to open it, nothing happens. If I try to change directories,
that doesn't work either. Using IE to access my account, it works OK.
It looks
I'm running SeaMonkey 2.40 under Windows 10, and recently migrated my
profile from a Windows XP machine which will soon be retired.
There are 74 files in my profile folder named Bookmarks-1.html through
Bookmarks-74.html with dates going back almost three years. They are of
varying sizes, and
This makes me wonder if I should update to v2.39 instead of v2.40.
Thee Chicago Wolf (MVP) wrote:
Also read https://blog.mozilla.org/meeting-notes/archives/2340.
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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
Update to v2.40 successful. Thanks to all for the tips!
WaltS48 wrote:
On 03/25/2016 02:22 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
This makes me wonder if I should update to v2.39 instead of v2.40.
Thee Chicago Wolf (MVP) wrote:
Also read https://blog.mozilla.org/meeting-notes/archives/2340.
I had been using the "Remember Passwords 1.1" add-on from Stanimir
Stamenkov because of its ability to store passwords from many sites that
don't work with the built-in Password Manager.
The most recent releases of SeaMonkey are incompatible with this add-on,
and it is no longer available.
Not really an issue, but just to let you know about it:
I had v2.22 still running on a couple of machines. When I tried "check
for updates" it was returning a message along the lines of "something is
trying to spoof your machine into downloading the upload from an invalid
source. Contact your
What is the program you are using to log all PC changes? Thanks!
David E. Ross wrote:
* Before I retired, I did software test and configuration, which I still
do for my own PC. I use an application that logs all changes to my PC
when I install new software or update existing software.
Using the Search Bookmarks function of the SeaMonkey Managing Bookmarks
tool, once you have found a particular bookmark, how do you determine
its current location in the Bookmarks folder hierarchy?
Thanks!
John
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From my experience, Weather.com is one of the worst websites for
mucking around with their content and breaking things. They either need
some programmers who know what they're doing, or they should follow the
adage "if it ain't broke don't fix it!"
Sheeesh! :-(
David E. Ross wrote:
On
Can you please tell me the name of the add-on? Thanks!
EE wrote:
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
Using the Search Bookmarks function of the SeaMonkey Managing Bookmarks
tool, once you have found a particular bookmark, how do you determine
its current location in the Bookmarks folder hierarchy?
Ant wrote:
On 5/3/2016 11:24 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
notme composed on 2016-05-04 00:56 (UTC-0500):
Has anyone from the SeaMonkey development team told these folks that
SeaMonkey is just a variation of Firefox?
Probably not. Why don't you? Here's a way to start:
http://geckoisgecko.org
At the bottom of the article at
http://feedback.weather.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2355405-why-do-i-need-to-update-my-browser?=twc-older-browser-overlay
there is a link to the organization behind this:
https://browser-update.org/update.html
They only recognize four browsers as being "up
It has been widely reported that chase.com will no longer allow access
with SeaMonkey.
The workaround has been to use the User Agent spoofing function of
PrefBar to tell the site Firefox is being used.
This works, but only up to a point. I can login, look at account
balances, download
I used PrefBar to disable Java Script and it worked. Only about 300MB of
memory used after being on those two sites all night. However, this is
not an ideal solution. The next webpage I went to, my Comcast email
account, requires Java Script to be turned on.
Is there a setting to disable Java
On SM v2.46, Tools->Data Manager opens a window with a long list of
domains in the left column, and the headings Cookies. Permissions,
Password Permissions, Preferences, Passwords, Storage, and Form Data
across the top of the right hand portion of the window.
I can select the weather.com
I have noticed that after clicking on either Tools->Data Manager or
Tools->Password Manager->Manage Stored Passwords and clicking in the
search domains box, the title bar then displays SeaMonkey (not
responding) for about 30 seconds before I can continue. I think this
started when I upgraded
I'm running SM 2.46 under Windows 10 Pro 64 bit. I also have Firefox
54.0 and MS Edge. I much prefer SM over the other browsers.
When bad weather is in the area, I leave SM running with two tabs open.
The first is our local weather radar at radar.weather.gov and the other
is the hourly
In addition, I found that these tabs left no record in the browser
history file.
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I'm running SeaMonkey v2.46 on a Windows 10 Pro 64 bit system with the
Creators Update version 1703 installed.
This morning when I started SeaMonkey, it opened several tabs. Each one
I'm running SeaMonkey v2.46 on a Windows 10 Pro 64 bit system with the
Creators Update version 1703 installed.
This morning when I started SeaMonkey, it opened several tabs. Each one
said something like "SeaMonkey v2.46 would like to update your name> plug-in. Each of these mentioned a
The website http://www.retrobistro.com loads normally on SeaMonkey 2.46
when I am logged into my user account on my wife's laptop. But when she
is logged in on her user account, it gives the warning messages
"This Connection is Untrusted"
and
"This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security
Problem solved! THANK YOU!!
mozilla-lists.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
notme wrote:
The website http://www.retrobistro.com loads normally on SeaMonkey
2.46 when I am logged into my user account on my wife's laptop. But
when she is logged in on her user account, it gives the warning
messages
Sorry
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Replying to a couple of suggestions from different responders:
Clearing my cache did not fix this.
Using the Prefbar add-on, changing my User Agent from SM to Firefox DID
fix it. Switching back and forth between the two, it is repeatable.
Thanks for the suggestions!
John
Paul in Houston,
Go to http://prefbar.tuxfamily.org/ for information on how to install
and use Prefbar.
rjkrjk wrote:
plz explain how this is done, tks
no...@nonospam.org wrote on 9/2/18 6:00 PM:
Replying to a couple of suggestions from different responders:
Clearing my cache did not fix this.
Using
Yesterday morning, when I went to google.com, the cursor was displaced
to the top of the search box instead of being centered, and as I typed
in a search some of the words would spill over to a second line in the
search box. This happened only with SM, and it happened on every
computer I tried
I find Prefbar very useful with both SM and FF. You must download,
install, and configure it separately in each browser.
Ant wrote:
On 9/24/2018 6:24 PM, mar...@marico.cc wrote:
...
I responded to this asking how to do it. Then later read other posts
sending me to Prefbar to download. I am
In about:config, all webgl settings were at their default values.
I disabled all extensions and re-started SeaMonkey. Problem solved!
Then I re-enabled all extensions and re-started again. Still working!
Very strange. Thanks for the advice.
John
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
no...@nonospam.org
I have several computers running Windows 10 Pro v1809, and SeaMonkey
v2.49.4 is the default browser on all of them.
There is a particular website which requires WebGL to be supported and
which I need to use on one of these computers.
On all of the other computers, WebGL is working with
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/9/20 9:08 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file
which wouldn't open in the older version.
I also have the Adobe Acrobat Plugin v19.21
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/10/20 4:13 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/9/20 9:08 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file
which wouldn't open in the
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/10/20 4:13 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/9/20 9:08 PM, no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file
which
I recently was forced to update my Adobe Acrobat Reader from v11 to
v2019.021 (Reader DC) because I encountered an important .pdf file which
wouldn't open in the older version.
I also have the Adobe Acrobat Plugin v19.21 activated on SeaMonkey v2.49.5.
Ever since installing the Acrobat Reader
Dirk Fieldhouse wrote:
On 10/01/2021 09:04, jcteyssier wrote:
no...@nonospam.org a écrit :
I'm running Windows 10 Pro v20H2
The problematic site is https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html
It's a site with a scale-able map, somewhat similar to Google maps.
The problem is that when you
Hi Dick,
I'm not sure how to interpret your reply.
The site works with FF Extended Support Release v78.6.1esr. It works
with FF v84.0.2. These are the latest versions of both flavors of FF.
I have both of these installed on my system, but don't use them
regularly because I prefer SeaMonkey.
I've been using the user-agent switching feature of the PrefBar
extension for years, as there are several sites I visit regularly which
no longer play well with SeaMonkey.
I know PrefBar hasn't been updated in several years, but it continued to
work fine up through SeaMonkey v2.49.5.
When I go to https://www.seamonkey-project.org/ the "download now"
always points to the Windows x86 version, in spite of the fact that I am
running the 64 bit version of Windows 10 Pro.
Is it doing this because it recognizes my currently installed version is
x86, or is there some other
no...@nonospam.org wrote:
I've been using the user-agent switching feature of the PrefBar
extension for years, as there are several sites I visit regularly which
no longer play well with SeaMonkey.
I know PrefBar hasn't been updated in several years, but it continued to
work fine up through
I'm running Windows 10 Pro v20H2
The problematic site is https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html
It's a site with a scale-able map, somewhat similar to Google maps.
The problem is that when you left-click and hold on the map, you should
be able to move the map around in the window to center it
https://www.jewelosco.com
This is the site for a major grocery store and pharmacy chain. It locks
up SeaMonkey v2.53.5.1 on a fully updated Windows 10 Pro system. Try to
do anything and it shows "Not Responding".
It is necessary to use Task Manager to kill the process to get out of
it. Task
Do I understand correctly that Imperva is security software the site is
using to block access from "unapproved" browsers? If so, IMHO the
SeaMonkey team at least needs to take steps to prevent this from locking
up the browser as is happening now. I know how to kill the process with
Task
Not being a programmer, I don't fully comprehend the discussion that
follows, but I am very happy to see that pskreporter.info/pskmap.html
now works properly with SeaMonkey v2.53.5.1.
Thank you very much, Philip, for the time you spent tracking this down
and thank you to everyone else who
what the site is doing
and hence has some insight into what may be failing (to cause the
left-click selection to fail), given that left-click continues to work
fine in other sites including those with a draggable map.
Perhaps 'notme' could confirm or otherwise if Google Maps works
https
I don't get any kind of a security violation notice or see anything
about Imperva.
The page remains blank and just tries to load and never finishes
loading. At the bottom of the GUI it says "waiting for" followed by a
web address which is not always the same. It is impossible to navigate
JavaScript is part of the problem. If I turn it off, the pages load
partially and the browser doesn't lock up. But the pages don't format
correctly and the site doesn't work as it should.
John
Here it opens to a very busy script. Other than that it looks like a
normal site.
The site
'notme' could confirm or otherwise if Google Maps works
https://www.google.com/maps/@35.0809196,-105.0034568,5z
Or our emergency services map works
https://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/
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Firefox is not the issue. The site works fine with Firefox and always
has for me. The issue is that there is a critical incompatibility with
SeaMonkey.
I prefer SeaMonkey because I like having the integrated mail/news
client. But it seems more and more websites which work fine with Firefox
Where is the setting for this Firefox-only option in the
preferences dialog?
mozilla-lists.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote:
I think I recall seeing something relatively recently about one of the
newer versions of SeaMonkey changing the default UA string - or maybe I
imagined that! (An extra
For the last couple of months, the appearance of the main Google website
on SeaMonkey has been different from what it has been for years. Search
results are presented in individual boxes, and the website just looks
strange.
I've done some troubleshooting and here is what I've observed:
1.
This is the link to go to an email account on Xfinity:
https://connect.xfinity.com/appsuite/
On Firefox v85.0.2, the page always opens within a few seconds.
On SeaMonkey v2.53.5.1, the page opens slowly and frequently presents an
error message saying the service is temporarily unavailable.
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