The Official Win32 2004-04-09 build is out

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The Official Win32 2004-04-09 build is out

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Moz devs wrote:Mozilla 1.7 to Become New Long-Lived Stable Branch
Firefox future
Firefox is set to branch on 2004-04-12

minutes of the meeting 2004-03-29 wrote:*Firefox 0.9*
- One major piece of feature work left to do - extension manager UI
- Current plan calls for a release in 1st week of May; this may change if Mozilla schedule changes.
- Coming off the 1.7 branch, probably on the far side of the 1.7 release.
- 0.9 will be feature complete; rock-solid stability is the next target(1.0).

2004-04-10<-->2004-04-08
The Official Win32 2004-04-09 build is out.
The previous Official Win32 build was 2004-04-08

If you find problems/bugs:
  1. Post them in this thread
  2. Properly describe the problem
  3. Include the url where you have the problem (if this is the case)
  4. Include the "about mozilla firefox" information (under the help button)
  5. Installer build or .zip version?
  6. Did you completely erase the Firefox directory first?
  7. Does a new profile fix the problem?
  8. Include the list of extensions you have installed (preferably none to start with)
This makes it a lot easier for others to duplicate your problem.

Fixes:
  1. #239439Nightly zips include winEmbed.exe
  2. #127418[FIXr]Adding XBL binding with method to HTML BODY element breaks DOM

Patches:
  1. #170006New Extension Manager(not hooked to build yet) Planned for FF 0.9

Regression/confirmed/annoying bugs:
Make sure you vote for bugs that you suffer from.
Do NOT vote for bugs you don't see on your system.

  1. #239722<img src="http://forums.mozillazine.org/templates/subSilver/images/folder_new_hot.gif"> Firefox install deletes windows system files !! (XP - FF Installer)
    (Workaround: Do NOT install any other program before installing FF nightly. If you are not sure some program was installed, simply reboot your computer and only then install FF nightly).
  2. #222157View Source: Save as, <del>Find</del> and <del>Find Again</del> don't work. (moved to branch)
  3. #237918Installer build throws javascript error on file->import and import dialog does not function (patch in review)
  4. #233582OK button does not work in options (See workaround)
  5. #238414Browsing http://ftp and ftp://ftp sites causes memory usage to spike (Win XP only ?)
  6. #238448Extremely high CPU and RAM usage on this <del>site</del> (10Mb data), actually same problem with Opera,Mozilla,IE etc. Bad html and unrealistic filesize. Better tablesize examples 3.2Mb and 1.6Mb
  7. <del>#239375in "view page info", background images and .ico files don't display, and "Save As..." button is non-functional</del> Duplicate of #178469 & #229441
  8. #220900Copy/paste intermittent breakage (correlates w/ mouse-wheel problem)
  9. #69114Opening Internet Shortcuts (.url files) doesn't work (using File | Open or file protocol)
#XXXXXX Firefox regression list
#XXXXXX Firefox regression list by votes


these lists do not include fixes etc that are not marked Browser/Firefox and Win/All (OS).

Firefox 0.9 Milestone (planned early May 2004) bugstatus for ALL operating systems: (+/- are changes compared to the previous nightly build)
Bugs verified targeted for Firefox 0.9 = 60 (0)
Bugs nominated to block Firefox 0.9 = 51 (+2)
Bugs verified blocking Firefox 0.9 (will probably be empty until 0.9 branches) = 0 (0)
Bugs targeted for 0.9 and FIXED = 43 (0)

this message will be edited if there is any update.
Last edited by Peter(6) on April 11th, 2004, 2:45 am, edited 3 times in total.
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Peter, thanks for the update.
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Post by Ale »

Nooo... my friday evening is ruined! ;)

ps. thanks Peter for keeping us up-to-date with the latest fixes!
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Needs less red.
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TheOneKEA wrote:Needs less red.

I know he was somewhat joking, but #7 can probably go.
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Re: The Official Win32 2004-04-09 build is not expected.

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Peter(6) wrote:http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2004-04-09-09-trunk/Due to a servererror no W32 builds have been made in the past hours

Bug? IRC chat log? Anything? I'm curious about this.
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Post by MozJF »

Just look here :

http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds ... =SeaMonkey

Win32 clobber is on fire since a high number of hours.

Looks like branching is harder than expected.

And also, looks like to be a bad week-end. Will I do some builds before next monday ?
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Post by Peter(6) »

Dono, the server just crashes all the time.
Normally someone add a comment about what's going on but that hasn't happened yet.
There are no usefull bugfixes this time so nothing missed in that respect.
I will update the top article as soon as I know something.
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Post by Peter(6) »

Oops, there they are....
Happy now ?
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Post by Waldo »

Dummy, I should have remembered tinderbox. Wow, the Seamonkey Win32 tree's been on fire for quite a while, it seems. The Firefox tree seems possibly okay now, tho I'm not sure whether that simply reflects Firefox bustage or backend bustage.

[edit]Yay, time to upgrade from 20040402![/edit]
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I just upgraded to "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040408 Firefox/0.8.0+", and I have a bug to report. The Password manager isn't working. When I have the Save Passwords option checked, the "Submit" and "Login" boxed don't work on any Sign in page. When I un-check the "Save PAssword" option, the same Login buttons start working fine. I wonder if it has been fixed with this new version.
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Awais wrote:I just upgraded to "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040408 Firefox/0.8.0+", and I have a bug to report. The Password manager isn't working. When I have the Save Passwords option checked, the "Submit" and "Login" boxed don't work on any Sign in page. When I un-check the "Save PAssword" option, the same Login buttons start working fine. I wonder if it has been fixed with this new version.


I once had the same problem and I fixed it by a clean reinstall (deleting installation directory, installing Firefox and creating a new profile). Then import bookmarks, passwords, forms etc. Hope this works for you, good luck.
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Tablet wrote:
Awais wrote:I just upgraded to "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040408 Firefox/0.8.0+", and I have a bug to report. The Password manager isn't working. When I have the Save Passwords option checked, the "Submit" and "Login" boxed don't work on any Sign in page. When I un-check the "Save PAssword" option, the same Login buttons start working fine. I wonder if it has been fixed with this new version.


I once had the same problem and I fixed it by a clean reinstall (deleting installation directory, installing Firefox and creating a new profile). Then import bookmarks, passwords, forms etc. Hope this works for you, good luck.


I always clean install. I copy userchrome etc to a backup folder and delete the profile directory and the fire fox directory before installing.
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Try an actuall clean profile, just with one site. User Chrome could cause that problem...
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Awais wrote:I just upgraded to "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040408 Firefox/0.8.0+", and I have a bug to report. The Password manager isn't working. When I have the Save Passwords option checked, the "Submit" and "Login" boxed don't work on any Sign in page. When I un-check the "Save PAssword" option, the same Login buttons start working fine. I wonder if it has been fixed with this new version.


WFM, 20040409.
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