W dniu 06/19/2015 o 01:14 AM, Kevin L. Hill pisze: > I encountered a site today that may serve as one 'real world' example. > Mega.co.nz offers end-to-end encryption for data, claiming that all > encryption/decryption is done on the local computer, not by their > servers, and that they do not possess the keys needed to decrypt the data. > > On Seamonkey: Mega.co.nz gives me the following error: > > "Sorry, we were unable to initialize the browser's local storage, either > you're using an outdated browser or it's something from our side.
No problem here with SM 2.36. In 99% of the cases, if something is not working right with SeaMonkey, the reason is the same like when something is not working right with Firefox: a faulty extension. So , in case of problems: first test, if the problem also appears when running in Safe Mode - and only if it does, then it may be SeaMonkey's fault... _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
