SeaMonkey 1.1b candidates

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SeaMonkey 1.1b candidates

Post by beanboy89 »

I just noticed that a "candidates-1.1b" folder has appeared today in the nightly folder. Is the official SeaMonkey 1.1b release imminent?

http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ ... ates-1.1b/

So far in a few minutes of use, I notice that inline spell check now has a dictionary. Cool! Anymore new features for us to play with for 1.1b?

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061011 SeaMonkey/1.1b
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Post by BenoitRen »

Gulp! I still need to close in on that crazy mouse bug and the browser.link.open.restriction change!
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Post by Sancho »

I'd really love to see "Crazy Mouse" fixed in 1.1. This is by far the bug that bugs me most, and I see it multiple times a day.
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Post by CTho9305 »

I wonder if Sancho is a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_sock_puppet">sock puppet</a> of BenoitRen.
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Post by BenoitRen »

It saddens me that you think I do such things, CTho.
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Post by Sancho »

:?: :?: :?:

LOL. No, I consider myself being a human individual plagued by bug #294060. :D That's all.
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It saddens me that you think I do such things, CTho.

Agreed.
You see, Chris has this alter ego - named Thumper.
He simply forgot to log in using that nym before he posted :wink:.


Kidding aside, Chris, any thoughts on this & the associated bug?

Illegal operation in Windows Media Player plugin

In short, having JavaScript disabled & visiting sites that use the WMP plugin often causes SeaMonkey crashes.
At some point, the crashes STOPPED - cold.
Some change, intentional or not, fixed this situation.
Though, on any 1.1b builds after 6-19-2006, the crashes are back.

Also of note, & what may have been missed, is that this is not being seen if you have WMP 11 installed.
WMP 10 crashes, WMP 11 does not.
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Post by CTho9305 »

Crazy mouse? I think very few people see it.
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Post by BenoitRen »

vladmir PMed me a couple of days ago with a link to an illustration of the crazy mouse. If you have Flash, you can view it. I don't, so...
http://fotoleto.ru/seamonkey/mouse-SM.swf
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Post by vladmir »

May be this is not a crazy mouse, but this is a bug (regression).
And I see this every day for every link with title.(

And
Bug 312287
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=312287
"Cannot open local htm file if its path has non-ASCII character"
is the bug, which doesn't let use SM for a lot of people.
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Post by Sancho »

As I said, I see "Crazy Mouse" daily. Open a bunch of links in new tabs via middle mouse button, and sooner or later the cursor will go crazy. Switch to another tab and back, and it's OK again.

I also have seen this on other machines and installations than mine. But I have never ever seen this all the years when I used Mozilla 1.1 up to 1.7.x, so it must be some sort of regression. It's really annoying. :(
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Post by BenoitRen »

If I remember correctly, the crazy mouse regression is from May 2005. Back then it was much more visible, and got fixed, but not entirely...
And
Bug 312287
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=312287
"Cannot open local htm file if its path has non-ASCII character"
is the bug, which doesn't let use SM for a lot of people.

Looks like this fix got ported to branch a couple days ago. :D
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Post by vladmir »

Looks like this fix got ported to branch a couple days ago. :D

I don't believe. :)
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Post by Krang__ »

Sancho wrote:As I said, I see "Crazy Mouse" daily. Open a bunch of links in new tabs via middle mouse button, and sooner or later the cursor will go crazy. Switch to another tab and back, and it's OK again.

I also have seen this on other machines and installations than mine. But I have never ever seen this all the years when I used Mozilla 1.1 up to 1.7.x, so it must be some sort of regression. It's really annoying. :(

I also notice the "crazy mouse" bug every now and then on both my home and work computers. Both are running WinXP, and I use SeaMonkey 1.0.5 on one and SeaMonkey 1.1 nightlies on the other. Something interesting that I noticed is that you only need to hover over the tab bar to correct the problem (clicking is not necessary).
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