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Mozilla 0.9.4 Released
asa writes: "Lots of bug fixes (1,467 at last count) since 0.9.3 including the ability to disable the JavaScript window.open() method during page load and unload events. You can find more information on what's new at the release notes and mozillaZine."
You are a karma whore AND a tool. They really don't need your help, even in the event that you haven't tampered with the software at hand. Mozilla's dedicated 45mbps line will hold up just fine. You're almost as dumb as the people shouting that they have a kernel mirror up after a new release (they already got a 100mbps line, people).
Bugfixes here, bugfixes there.
Nevertheless, in the mean time Mozilla remains the sack of shit it allways was. A lot of arrogant developers who think they rule the world while implementing the personal features they - personally - always found interesting in a browser. All this while raping the Netscape in an absurd manner.
In other words, what's new? Did a sudden change happen in de Mozilla policy? Are they now suddenly trying to create a real browser, of which people have use?
No? I thought so. Thanks for playing, slashdot. I've been waiting 2,5 years and still they haven't succeeded in creating anything remotely useble.
Not sure why that is. I started with Linux 0.99.14 back then, and X worked fine. But hey, I heard they're at Linux 2.4.9 these days, and that one kicks ass for me ;-)
The obvious workaround for advertisers desparate to be as annoying as possible:
var w = window.open(...);
if(w == null)
window.location = "popups_required.html";
redirecting you to a message telling you that you need to enable popups to use the site
There's 10 types of people in this world, those who understand binary and those who don't.