On 8/2/10 1:54 PM, [email protected] wrote: >> David E. Ross wrote: >> It's not too many images when the page is the result of a search for >> images. >> >> Selecting one image launches the image's page in a new tab. (My >> preferences are set for "Open links meant to open a new window in ... A >> new tab in the current window".) In that new page, the image is still a >> thumbnail. Selecting the thumbnail gives me a new page with large >> image; this new page is in the same tab. Selecting the back arrow >> returns me to the page with the thumbnail, which was the first page for >> that tab. Thus, further use of the back arrow was disabled. >> >> I then changed my preferences to "Open links meant to open a new window >> in ... In the current tab/window". After viewing the enlarged image, >> selecting the back arrow once returned me to the page with the >> thumbnail. The back arrow remained enabled. Selecting it again >> returned me to the page with many thumbnails. >> >> Finally, I changed my preferences to "Open links meant to open a new >> window in ... A new window" and confirmed that the new page with the >> image as a thumbnail did indeed open in a new window. >> >> Thus, everything seems to be working okay. > > I dunno. I am in SM 2.0.5 on this laptop with the version of Puppy > (spup 040) I have booted at the moment. > > I have no idea as to the 101 potential differences between your > install and mine. Just thought I'd share the observation in case > anyone else is seeing the same thing. :-) > > It could easily be a memory conflict or something else local to > my hardware or software - almost impossible to chase - and if no > one else is reporting the same experience it is not worth chasing. > >
Neither you nor Rick Merrill have described what problem you are seeing. The only problem I saw was that the images are apparently from a server different from the server with the surrounding page. The pages are all from www.google.com. However, he thumbnails are from t0.gstatic.com, t1.gstatic.com, etc; and the large images are from www.seriouswheels.com, img.dailymail.co.uk, fancytuning.com, and elsewhere. Thus, I had to change my image preferences from "Accept images that come from the originating server only" (my usual setting) to "Accept all images". -- David E. Ross <http://www.rossde.com/>. Anyone who thinks government owns a monopoly on inefficient, obstructive bureaucracy has obviously never worked for a large corporation. © 1997 by David E. Ross _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
