Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

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lvm
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Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

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I installed the official linux-64 2.53.8b1, and the animation on the tab signifying download in progress is gone. Is it bug or a feature?
TPR75
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Re: Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

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lvm wrote:I installed the official linux-64 2.53.8b1, and the animation on the tab signifying download in progress is gone. Is it bug or a feature?
I can confirm such behavior (in both classic and modern theme). It must be a bug because unofficial 2.53.9b1 shows spinning circle while downloading webpage.
frg
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Re: Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

Post by frg »

The unofficial includes fixes not 100% ready for prime time but stable and also some non reviewed patches.

This is bug 1296850
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1296850

Close but no cigar. Need to fix the colors as suggested and just don't find the time to finish it.

FRG
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Re: Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

Post by n0spam »

Just bumped into this mess on 2.53.10.2. Long story short, gif -> png. For those who need a fix, add this code to userChrome.css:

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.tabbrowser-tab[busy="true"]
{
	list-style-image: url("chrome://communicator/skin/icons/loading.png") !important;
}
Don't use .tabbrowser-tab[progress="true"] because when going back/forward in history, the attribute often gets stuck at "true".
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Re: Twirly thnig on a tab in 2.53.8b1

Post by ElTxolo »

n0spam wrote:Just bumped into this mess on 2.53.10.2. Long story short, gif -> png. For those who need a fix, add this code to userChrome.css:

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.tabbrowser-tab[busy="true"]
{
	list-style-image: url("chrome://communicator/skin/icons/loading.png") !important;
}
Don't use .tabbrowser-tab[progress="true"] because when going back/forward in history, the attribute often gets stuck at "true".
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