John Doue wrote:
[email protected] wrote:
Bill Davidsen wrote:
Just drops dead on http://cagle.com/news/BLOG trying to look at his
latest cartoon for the French.
Week-old SM 2.0a3 was able to open the same page just fine.
Tested under Fedora FC9 and FC10, using the version from Mozilla
download, not the Fedora package (which has other issues with font
sizes).
Are you referring to the image "The Archetypal American"? If so it
works OK on my system, 1.1.14 browser in WinXP SP2 Home. The image is
cut off at the knees but if saved, looks the save in any graphics
program.
I would not say it displays ok with knees cut-off. I have the whole
picture with 1.1.13
For what it's worth, today the entire cartoon including feet was
displayed without any changes to Seamonkey or my system. At the same
time, the image was cut off losing the lower half of the shoes with
Internet Explorer.
If there is a problem here, it does not seem to be a browser problem but
a site problem. I.E. believes the gif is 333x400 and 44844 bytes while
Seamonkey has the same 333x400 but has a size of 52151 bytes.
A fresh Reload of this page in Seamonkey displayed the same cut off
image seen in I.E. but now Seamonkey believes the image has 46311 bytes.
I'm on dial-up and this page takes very long to load. It looks to me
that there is no problem with Seamonkey or I.E. for that matter but with
the site and time sharing on the many different urls. The source for the
gif is http://cagle.com/news/BLOG/BLOGgifs/AmericanArchitype.gif
a different page from the main source
http://cagle.com/news/BLOG/
When I enter the url of the gif, it loads perfectly.
If there were a bug in Seamonkey, I'd expect the original url to load
the same wrong way each time, not change at random. As I.E. behaves as
Seamonkey in this regard, that supports a site problem.
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