JD wrote: > Roger Fink wrote: >> JD wrote: >>> Roger Fink wrote: >>>> I doubt if there is an easy fix for this, but if there is, this is >>>> a >>>> good place to find it. Problem: Google Street View only works >>>> intermittently. Sometimes everything loads fine: I click on the >>>> "Street View" in the box overlaid on the street map, and the camera >>>> street pan is displayed. But lately most of the time the box >>>> doesn't >>>> even load. Nor does the slider on the left to increase/decrease the >>>> zoom. >>>> >>>> There are other javascript problems with this installation, such as >>>> the cookie list taking a very long time to load, or the popup box >>>> taking a very long time to accept or get rid of a checkmark, each >>>> usually accompanied by an error message. Maybe it's all related, or >>>> maybe not. >>>> >>>> Using SM 1.1.9. No problem in IE. >>>> >>>> >>> I just checked and it works great for me. SM 1.1.14, Windows XP. >>> I've never had a problem with Google street view and SM. I know this >>> doesn't >>> help you very much but I don't think it's a SM problem. I don't have >>> to change my UA either. >> >> I just created a new profile and Street View now works with that >> with no problem. I think my extensions, alone or interacting with >> one another, are the cause of the problem: >> >> Adblock Plus, Dictionary Search, Extension Manager/EM API, Image >> Zoom, Menu Editor, No Squint, Prefbar, Themer, xSidebar and Minimize >> to Tray. >> >> I've been throught quite a few SeaMonkey upgradess, and the >> extension list (not necessarily the version numbers) has remained >> constant, a couple of the newer ones being added as they became >> available. Every upgrade I can recall with the present extension set >> has eventually developed javascript problems. >> >> > > All I have is PrefBar and Adblock Plus. I'm not familiar with Image > Zoom > but since we're dealing with images that would be my first suspect. > ;-) > > Since it works with the new profile I guess you could start installing > your extensions and see which one creates the problem?
They are already installed and everything is working the way it should. The problem, which I fully expect to recur, is that down the road, during normal use, I will do something - don't know what - perhaps it's triggered by script on a site but maybe not, and I'll be back in the same boat. Occasionally it may even correct itself after awhile, but not for long. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
