Best build since Feb. 21?
- ehume
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Best build since 2003-02-21 means that I must recycle an old profile--can't create a new profile: Px crashes on startup.
However, using an old build (from 2003-02-21, say) 2003-03-04 starts up fine. It also restores a behavior I liked from much older builds: when I click on a link in e-mail, Px spawns a new window. Thus, for me, the -04 build is superior to the -03 build.
However, using an old build (from 2003-02-21, say) 2003-03-04 starts up fine. It also restores a behavior I liked from much older builds: when I click on a link in e-mail, Px spawns a new window. Thus, for me, the -04 build is superior to the -03 build.
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- bellgamin
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In light of strong recommendations from you folks, I finally surrendered from my beloved 20021228 & moved to 20030304.
So far, so good. I MUST have tabs [TBE], & they are working just exactly right. So, also, is everything else.
Memload looks good, too -- surfed 1 hour, 4 tabs open, memload=12.1mb. Veddy acceptable, wot?
I extend my thanks to all of you bravehearts who pioneer the nightlies so that wussies like me can latch onto stable stuff only.
shaloha......bellgamin
So far, so good. I MUST have tabs [TBE], & they are working just exactly right. So, also, is everything else.
Memload looks good, too -- surfed 1 hour, 4 tabs open, memload=12.1mb. Veddy acceptable, wot?
I extend my thanks to all of you bravehearts who pioneer the nightlies so that wussies like me can latch onto stable stuff only.
shaloha......bellgamin
- RIV@NVX
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ehume wrote:Best build since 2003-02-21 means that I must recycle an old profile--can't create a new profile: Px crashes on startup.
There is a workaround - it automatically creates profile, but it crashes then.
You need to manually edit prefs.js (just open it and add a comment and save it), it will work.
Why would you even consider to use the OS that is older and more obsolete than your computer?
See, that's just one of the reasons why I pick Linux.
See, that's just one of the reasons why I pick Linux.
- ehume
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Thanks.RIV@NVX wrote:ehume wrote:Best build since 2003-02-21 means that I must recycle an old profile--can't create a new profile: Px crashes on startup.
There is a workaround - it automatically creates profile, but it crashes then.
You need to manually edit prefs.js (just open it and add a comment and save it), it will work.
Firefox: Sic transit gloria mundi.
- bellgamin
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20030304 still working fine.
With 20021228 I could set it so that animations would only cycle one time. Thus, I could eliminate all the dancing clowns & jiggling icons.
I cannot find a similar ability in 20030304. Is there one?
Only one crash to date -- at following link...
http://www.newshub.com/cgibin/rd.cgi?11637102
Px said it had a problem with NPSWF32.dll then shut down. NOT a BSD.
I think it's because Px was trying to stop a pop-up. I turned on my firewall's pop-up stopper [so Px wouldn't be confronted with the pop-up] & Px loaded the page without a murmur.
With 20021228 I could set it so that animations would only cycle one time. Thus, I could eliminate all the dancing clowns & jiggling icons.
I cannot find a similar ability in 20030304. Is there one?
Only one crash to date -- at following link...
http://www.newshub.com/cgibin/rd.cgi?11637102
Px said it had a problem with NPSWF32.dll then shut down. NOT a BSD.
I think it's because Px was trying to stop a pop-up. I turned on my firewall's pop-up stopper [so Px wouldn't be confronted with the pop-up] & Px loaded the page without a murmur.
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bellgamin wrote:20030304 still working fine.
Works fine for me too. I think I'll stick with it until 0.6.
bellgamin wrote:Only one crash to date -- at following link...
http://www.newshub.com/cgibin/rd.cgi?11637102
Px said it had a problem with NPSWF32.dll then shut down. NOT a BSD.
I think it's because Px was trying to stop a pop-up. I turned on my firewall's pop-up stopper [so Px wouldn't be confronted with the pop-up] & Px loaded the page without a murmur.
WFM. Version of NPSWF32.dll is 6.0.61.0
- bellgamin
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I checked to see if my version of NPSWF32.dll is the same as Joao's.
Discoveries...
#1- Mine is much older -- version 3, as a matter of fact.
#2- It has NOTHING whatsoever to do with pop-ups. It has to do with shockwave flash.
I HATE flash stuff but I don't want to crash every time I visit a page that has it.
Hey everybody -- What must I do to get a later version of NPSWF32.dll???
shaloha......bellgamin
Discoveries...
#1- Mine is much older -- version 3, as a matter of fact.
#2- It has NOTHING whatsoever to do with pop-ups. It has to do with shockwave flash.
I HATE flash stuff but I don't want to crash every time I visit a page that has it.
Hey everybody -- What must I do to get a later version of NPSWF32.dll???
shaloha......bellgamin
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bellgamin wrote:I checked to see if my version of NPSWF32.dll is the same as Joao's.
Hey everybody -- What must I do to get a later version of NPSWF32.dll???
shaloha......bellgamin
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/windows.html#Flash
- ehume
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So far, if you keep your old profile, the 2003-03-04 build seems pretty good. The 2003-03-08 build has a problem it shares with Moz 2003-03-08 (it's now on the 1.4 alpha version): Mozgest mouse gestures v 3.5 do not work. That said, at least one person says it's faster than previous browsers. It doesn seem a bit faster, but it may be due to an annoying transient black screen that flicks in whenever anything loads. So, for the best Windows build since 2003-02-21, it's still 2003-03-04.
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- Nitin
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Adding my vote to 03-04-03 build.
Checking "Load images from originating sites only" works (dont recall, but probably this did not work in 02-21)
Only one reproduce of 0.6 showstopper http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163372 so far...
Checking "Load images from originating sites only" works (dont recall, but probably this did not work in 02-21)
Only one reproduce of 0.6 showstopper http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163372 so far...
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maubp wrote:nirgava wrote:Adding my vote to 03-04-03 build.
The year 2000 bug strikes again!
In order to avoid confusion between MM/DD/YY (US style), DD/MM/YY (UK Style) and YY/MM/DD (Japan?) the convension on the forums is to use YYYY-MM-DD.
So this this case, 2003-03-04, which I'm downloading now
They use both YYYY-MM-DD and YY-MM-DD in Japan. It's closer to the international standard than the U.S. or European format.
And I am using 2003-03-04 now, too.
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