[FX/TB] MacOSX Builders Unite!

Discussion of third-party/unofficial Firefox/Thunderbird/SeaMonkey builds.
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Post by mento »

arfon wrote:Cool, OK, but how do I do that!?

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make -C browser/installer
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arfon wrote:
mmoy wrote:I usually package it up and then install it.


Cool, OK, but how do I do that!?


http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... &start=525
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Post by whodeani »

So, are there any Intel DuoCore/Mac builds out there?
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Post by mmoy »

If there were, you'd have to have had a very fast shipping option.
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Post by krmathis »

whodeani wrote:So, are there any Intel DuoCore/Mac builds out there?

You find native Firefox, Thunderbird and Camino builds for Mac Intel here: http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mac:Intel
But expect more builds when the builders receiving their new Mac's.

Ex. I will start building Camino for Intel as soon as I receive my MacBook Pro. :)
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*bump*
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I have now jamp on board and doing G5 trunks instead of drumsticks.
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Websites that expect Firefox

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Since this MAC Firefox has the name Minefield, then certain sites like Windows Live (for hotmail users), and Tagworld (a MySpace competitor), don't know what it is, and either put you in basic mode (Microsoft) or put up an annoying pop-up window saying that you need to use IE 6.0 or Firefox.

Can anything be done within the browser, or do the websites listed need to modify their software?

:?:
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Post by loadbang »

http://chrispederick.com/work/useragentswitcher/

Change the UI string to 1.5.0.5 or IE6 for example.
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I have built some G3 and G4(newer) optimised builds of SeaMonkey 1.0.6 and Thunderbird 1.5.0.8
(Mac OS X 10.3.9 and above)

http://www.mybeautifulvilla.co.uk/mozilla_builds/

Please take a look if you wish. Took me a long time to figure out how to build them (was only looking at the Mozilla developer help pages).
Anyway, one problem I've had is that I've not been able to build a en-GB localised version. Build keeps failing on makejar.pl (I think)
My build thread - Camino Builds - http://www.rpm-mozilla.org.uk
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Post by loadbang »

whodeani, almost a year later to reply. I build Intel builds. Do not know how good they are as I only have G5 machines.
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Post by fobis »

thanks for this website. it's a great resource and makes it very easy for me to find the FF build I want for my MBP
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Does anyone have any idea if using the --without-system-*** (jpeg, png, etc.) makes any difference to the speed? Also weather it is really necessary for Mac OSX builds at all (it seems they came about from Unix builds)?
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Post by tehrob »

I have been using the intel builds of ElFurbe's for a LONG time now, probably since he started releasing them, but for the last several weeks since the release of rc1, the build is stuck with that release while all the G* builds continue. Any explination? Hope that they get started up again. Thanks.
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Post by drseuss9311 »

probably only doing major intel builds
the G* processors are really the ones who need the optimization as they are getting long in the teeth these days
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