First, I dont know what all this hubub about tabbed browsing and mouse gestures has been. W/o a quick way to cycle through my tabs, w/o being to have a tab be automagically reloaded, w/o a keyboard shortcut to close the tab, I dont see why opening multiple windows and using the WinXP group programs feature isn't any better.
ctrl-pgup/down does the work.
And in the nightlies, you can now use ctrl-tab/shift-ctrl-tab (which is more logical imo)
8. Until I hunted it down, Moz would not let me use anything other then composer for mailto: links. This I was able to fix, but it was not cool.
Add these lines in you prefs.js (this may be changed in the prefs dialog now, I'm not sure) user_pref("network.protocol-handler.externa l.mailto", true);// for mail
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.external.news" , true);// for news
<body> <font> site=<% if Left(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") = 'mozilla')) then
response.Write("16666666666") else
response.Write("12") end if %> Welcome to the new MSN.COM website, powered by the.NET framework....
It is not yet in the 1.0 branch.
If you want that you (currently) have to use a trunk build.
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It was fixed in RC2 (and netscape 6.2.3)
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1) What version of Mozilla is Netscape 7.0pr1 based on?
As the userAgent string says : "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.0rc2) Gecko/20020513 Netscape/7.0b1"
Thus on the 1.0 branch.
2) Is Mozilla ever likely to support the auto-update function that Netscape has just included? (Being a sys-admin of 50-odd M$ boxes makes it a nightmare contemplating to update them all with the latest release)
It is in the prefs but I doubt it will happen since Mozilla releases are not targeted towards end-users.
3) I know the party for 1.0 is June 12th but what is the projected/updated release date?
The usual response: "when it's ready":)
But I think it will be ready for that date (pure speculation)
Slashdot Mirror
What's next, we call her "M"?
Too late, already taken by a French singer
As usual, source tarballs will be released some days after.
In the meanwhile, get the source from CVS (The tag is MOZILLA_1_2_1_RELEASE)
Mozilla has the same behaviour in the nightlies now.
ctrl-pgup/down does the work.
And in the nightlies, you can now use ctrl-tab/shift-ctrl-tab (which is more logical imo)
Add these lines in you prefs.js (this may be changed in the prefs dialog now, I'm not sure)a l.mailto", true); // for mail" , true); // for news
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.extern
user_pref("network.protocol-handler.external.news
For pop-up blocking, you can add this line to your prefs.js (while netscape is not running).
user_pref("dom.disable_open_during_load", true);
This will block the majority of pop-ups
You can restore the feature with this
How about this ?
Maybe I can get some apple beer in Belgium, they already make some tasty cherry beer.
And raspberry beer, peach beer, banana beer, blackcurrant beer, ...
I'm sure there are more that I don't know of.
Maybe Fullcircle Software doesn't have an OS X version of their talkback software?
There are the zip or tar.gz files (depending of your OS)
Some evidence: here, here and here
iirc a conversation on #mozillazine, no, it's not a coincidence.
Someone believed to be funny (well... I hope so) and did this
She was fired from AOL/Netscape.
She kept her position in mozilla.org
...due to KPNQwest's problems.
It took them 3 days to solve and now I don't see anymore problems.
I was just pointing out that I doubt that msn.com would uses php. They would rather use their own product (asp), wouldn't they ?
I think you meant:
.NET framework....
<body>
<font> site=<%
if Left(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") = 'mozilla')) then
response.Write("16666666666")
else
response.Write("12")
end if
%>
Welcome to the new MSN.COM website, powered by the
You could try this
You could give these a try.
Well... thanks to you too
I remembered having tested this site last year.
Iirc, the main reason is that it caused an increase of the load time of a page.
It is not yet in the 1.0 branch.
If you want that you (currently) have to use a trunk build.
It was fixed in RC2 (and netscape 6.2.3)
As the userAgent string says : "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.0rc2) Gecko/20020513 Netscape/7.0b1"
2) Is Mozilla ever likely to support the auto-update function that Netscape has just included? (Being a sys-admin of 50-odd M$ boxes makes it a nightmare contemplating to update them all with the latest release)Thus on the 1.0 branch.
It is in the prefs but I doubt it will happen since Mozilla releases are not targeted towards end-users.
3) I know the party for 1.0 is June 12th but what is the projected/updated release date?The usual response: "when it's ready" :)
But I think it will be ready for that date (pure speculation)