(1) Backup your old Firefox 1.0 profile
(2) Start with a clean profile, its best to use a clean profile
(3) Update your extensions
(4) If the extensions still complain, try this following the directions from this link
thats understandable, I've been in the same situation before where mozilla, firefox and opera would show the website perfectly, but not IE. Thus you have to find the timeconsuming work arounds:( One can only hope this will change when IE7 comes out.
I was thinking how they would implement such a feature, considering theres numerious "optimised" compiled binaries, so each firefox binary will be different (apart from the official mozilla.org release).. how would you make a binary diff against the unofficial packages? is it possible?
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Going by previous versions of firefox, shouldn't it be 3.5.0.1 rather than 3.5.1?
ofcourse you can block ads in opera, see sig :)
Curse those banner ads and adult dating sites (adultfriendfinder plz die)
*cough* http://www.fanboy.co.nz/adblock/
80/100 on the current nightly builds, http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/7533/acid3trunkok0.jpg
and as soon as they start the adservices, I'll block them :)
adblock for opera? sure, no whitelisting, but sure its available :)
hmm I wonder if you could use adblock to block "firefoxurl://" it would prevent this issue?
Site has been added to list, any more examples type of advertisement would be handy
Sure Opera can block ads, check my list :)
Did they fix the mouse scroll bug in the flash plugin? (where the mouse scroll doesn't work over any embedded flash).
I remember Slackware back in the day, apart from updated packages, has it got a decent official package manager yet?
That was my thoughts exactly, why release it on sourceforge? Unless they don't have any faith in there own code repository.
i use Rockbox :)
how about Itunes service that includes NZ too?
When installing Firefox 1.5
(1) Backup your old Firefox 1.0 profile
(2) Start with a clean profile, its best to use a clean profile
(3) Update your extensions
(4) If the extensions still complain, try this following the directions from this link
but Opera doesnt identify itself by default.
its great to see support for SVG finally taking shape, Firefox 1.1, Opera, and possibly Konq and Safari. Now if only microsoft would support it...
Is there really a need to keep everything so secretive? damn, wheres my tin foil hat.
thats understandable, I've been in the same situation before where mozilla, firefox and opera would show the website perfectly, but not IE. Thus you have to find the timeconsuming work arounds :( One can only hope this will change when IE7 comes out.
I'm looking forward to all the CSS3, SVG and Canvas bits, so nice :) now if only we can get acid2 compliance....
tried a new profile?
I was thinking how they would implement such a feature, considering theres numerious "optimised" compiled binaries, so each firefox binary will be different (apart from the official mozilla.org release).. how would you make a binary diff against the unofficial packages? is it possible?
http://www.projects1.com/firefox/exthacks/FFnightl yextensions.html
something to help with the coversion to 1.0->1.1, also best to try a new profile too.
oh please, Evolution looks a lot cleaner than Kontact.