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Sompi
no-ip.com hostname renewal page has that identical "I'm not a robot" captcha than Clownflare's DDOS prevention page, and the no-ip page works normally on SeaMonkey
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Sompi
And no errors in the console, so it really doesn't seem to be a JavaScript issue
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Sompi
Clownflare servers just automatically think that SeaMonkey is a DDOS bot and don't serve that captcha thing
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tomman
don't worry, we're now in 2025, Clownflare will just block out the non-Chromed web
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tomman
and of course HTTP/3 will be mandatory
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Sompi
The new year has lasted only 7 hours and my internet connection already had its first outage
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Sompi
I miss the times when we had a landline network and a xDSL connection that just worked, no outages, practically 100% uptime, and the IP address didn't change all the time
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Sompi
Now those short outages are the new normal, and the ISPs don't even make an announcement about them
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Sompi
We have those every day
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Sompi
So far the uptime of the internet connection in 2025 is 93,333 %
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Sompi
The old xDSL connection easily had nine fives
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Sompi
five nines, I mean
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Sompi
And it went easily months without an outage
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frg_Away
happy new year everyone
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nsITobin
happy new year frg_Away
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nsITobin
btw frg_Away hggit seems to work tho the one big issue is git 3 way merges cannot be then taken from draft to mq .. so basically you are committed to the history of a git repo with merges. Also tags can expose forgotten history as canonical history in the conversion.. suffice it to say it works but has some drawbacks
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nsITobin
I would guess unless you are doing some sort of crafted conversion its main use will be invaluable as an intermediary stage to better convert git history to patches by export and import to mq .. I been exploring THAT as well.
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frg_Away
nsITobin if just a few patches I usually use Tortoise Git to export them. So far no need to do a git to hg conversion thankfully.
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nsITobin
what about when mozilla kills hg?
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nsITobin
early last year the git team at mozilla swore up and down they would not base their infra on gitHUB .. why do I think they are gonna either go str8 github or only run their own thing for a token amount of time before switching to github like everyone else?
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frg_Away
can always get single patches. or a few of them via tortoise git or web interface. We will see. Only central is interesting.
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nsITobin
if they run a gitlab or gogs-based forge it will be attacked like everyone's is these past few months.. if they stick to just phabricator i see them still getting rid of it cause phabricator is long out of mainstream corperate service
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frg_Away
they are winding down own infra to save on costs. releng people then next.
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frg_Away
at the end it might all crash and burn.
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
that tagline
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nsITobin
they are defeated
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nsITobin
Mozilla - This technology could fall into the right hands. - With a green surrender flag
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frg_Away
still good pepole around but management...
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nsITobin
they surrendered to money.. and this technology is mine.. also all of yours too. ;)
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nsITobin
everyone's
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nsITobin
which was MY point in 2014
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nsITobin
also JZW's point in 1998
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nsITobin
frg_Away: I suspect you are correct
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nsITobin
i have to remember above all else if top mozilla devs acted as they should have they'd have been fired years ago so no reason to .. completely.. slam em lol
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nsITobin
the thing that sucks is there IS a mozilla management that would direct this
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nsITobin
that wasn't supposed to happen
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nsITobin
anyway there is hardly a Mozilla infra decision I can't reverse or create a replacement for.. I am STICKING with that claim forever!
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nsITobin
save buildbots.. can't do crap for buildbots
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frg_Away
Anyway someone needs to pay the bill and its not the users. Dumbing down Fx and all the changes alienated people like us and normal users don't care in 99.9% of the cases. They should maybe give it to the libre foundation. They seem to be the only big player on the ball left.
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nsITobin
Users only got it for a decade before even understanding what they had it was partly diminished .. it to most is not worth keeping if it means their facebook or youtube breaks.
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nsITobin
the basic narrative for over a decade now has been customization and extensibility are the prime reasons for bloat and confusing complexity
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nsITobin
and security issues
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nsITobin
that complete design and readable fonts use too much cpu resources including power.. transparency effects are ruining the planet and shit like that.. certainly its aero effects and not crypto mining right?
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nsITobin
but yeah I really do believe Mozilla should just ceed the ... i dunno the codebase, we'll go with that as a name, to like apache foundation or something
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frg_Away
I ave yet to see a site which works better safter a redesign in recent years even on a Chrome clone.
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frg_Away
apache seems to be the dead end for software. See Open Office.
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nsITobin
honestly mozilla is just gecko and a bunch of roatating failing money schemes
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tomman
I thought Mozilla was now an AI™ corporation with a legacy web browser as a side gig
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nsITobin
and now they are gonna be an ad company
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nsITobin
hahaah
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nsITobin
tomman: mozilla doesn't have AI of their own and it seems their summit failed to produce anything
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tomman
shhh, don't tell them facts :P
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tomman
that will scare the investors away
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nsITobin
they ARE adding AI sidebar integration for other services.. i stripped it out of my prototype firefox fork
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frg_Away
wasting money on ai and rebranding is something I wouldn't do. if something usable comes out of ai later you can always add it, Probably will but unless you want to burn billions first you should not be in the frontline.
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nsITobin
tomman: you would not BELIEVE the amout of deterioration between the app and platform boundry or the depths of telemetry NOW
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nsITobin
i look at browser/ today and it makes me sad cause in the tree I SEE core Firefox .. it is just covered in tons of GARBAGE
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nsITobin
absolute trash code, styling, element design
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nsITobin
for me.. One of two things will happen now that I am .. out of my prophecies being 2025 now.. I will either form new predictions and succeed and the world will be fine.. or I will succeed and be cut down by world events. Failure in and of its self on my part is NOT an option. Not anymore.
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frg_Away
well I will do what I did in the last years. Work on SeaMonkey. All the bitching and venting won't get things done and its pointless in the end. Won't change anything. Not that I don't do it myself now and then :)
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nsITobin
yeah if I ever stop so you can :P
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nsITobin
wow you weren't kidding
projects.apache.org
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nsITobin
2016 a lot of retired committies and projects show up
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tomman
ah, Apache Foundation
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tomman
where the unloved Sun, er, Oracle projects go to die
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tomman
the luckiest ones instead end at Eclipse
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nsITobin
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nsITobin
no problem says fedora person then two other people pipe up
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nsITobin
12 days
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nsITobin
If the Add-ons Site had been down for 12 days for someone or one of the prolific add-on forkers had been unable to do stuff for 2 weeks .. I'd have pitchforks at my server and death threats in my email as was standard signs of disapproval at the time.
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nsITobin
frg_Away: it's nice to have windows vmware accel ;)
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frg_Away
nsITobin did mostly clean up my attic in the last days. Really old old Thinkpadand other stuff needed to go. Will take it to 2.53 soon.
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nsITobin
frg_Away: would you like the maintaince service just removed from the codebase?
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tomman
frg_Away: pack all those Thinkpads and ship them to Venezuela
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nsITobin
i see after the top patch to disable it
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tomman
you pay shipping, of course :P
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frg_Away
tomman a few T22 T23 T30 but barely working or dead. Kept the T42 for my eprom burner. Fixed up the T61s and will give them to a friends kid so that she can make some pocket money. Still go for about $30 and up now and then if working. One T410 with a bad screen but these are expensive to fix so not even trying. Good screens are rare.
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tomman
my T40 mobo may be about to give up the ghost
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tomman
it can't boot Debian anymore without hanging, overheating, and eventually shutting it down
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tomman
maybe that's how the ATi curse begins?
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frg_Away
ati gpu needs to be reflowed.
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tomman
it only runs 98SE/Me fine as long as you don't try to defrag the HDD
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tomman
or it will HANG
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tomman
(with the same symptoms: hard lockup, then display goes black, fan goes BRR, and it shutdowns)
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frg_Away
You can come over and pick 3 T42 :)
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tomman
Is there a way to take a screenshot from the full body of a email message just like you can use the inspector to do that on regular webpages?
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nsITobin
you would need to get it attached to a mailnews window
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tomman
turns out you can't invoke the inspector on Mail&News
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nsITobin
devtools won't make that easy
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nsITobin
you would need to establish a devtools debugging session targeted at the mailnews message window
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nsITobin
else you'd have to code
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nsITobin
why screenshot when you can paste the message source .. faking that would be easy to spot
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nsITobin
also i can create screenshots from nothing.. hell AI can create entire narratives from its datasets..
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tomman
OK, found a way
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nsITobin
do tell
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nsITobin
those are just what I know about
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tomman
the mailbox:// URI prefix
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nsITobin
... right protocols
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tomman
turns out you can view the message source, and that window tells you the URL
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nsITobin
almost forgot mail is a protocol
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nsITobin
LOL
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tomman
which basically is mailbox:///$PROFILE/Mail/$SERVER/$FOLDER?number=$MSGID
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nsITobin
well you should be able to make an extension that can automate it
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tomman
to be fair this is the first time I need to screenshot a mail message :D
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nsITobin
sorry tomman i was busy running the carpet cleaner
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nsITobin
my lower back has had it for today.. lol
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nsITobin
frg_Away: an ftl file has snuck through for uninstaller strings it seems.. is this intentional or an erRor?
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frg_Away
nsITobin 2 or 3 are in and tested working.
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nsITobin
well at its simplest flt is a properties file with so much sugar it causes the diabeetus
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frg_Away
Its the future of translations and last I read stamped for replacement with an even better format. Will probably not happen after the layoff last year or 2023.
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nsITobin
stampped for replacement
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nsITobin
they ONLY completed the work including Thunderbird THIS YEAR
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nsITobin
well last year
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nsITobin
frg_Away: did anyone ever decide if DOM Inspector should be an integrated component or not cause I have a patch nearly done
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nsITobin
Should also see how the CURRENT state of the tree breaks with vs2022 haven't done that for like 3 months
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nsITobin
might be different now
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frg_Away
nsITobin I still need to put the ipc stuff in. Still broken unless a wonder happened.
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frg_Away
Same for later nss
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nsITobin
how far did you get on nss?
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frg_Away
115. Tried 128 but choked. Needs some backports in security.
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nsITobin
UXP is at 3.90.x
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frg_Away
same
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nsITobin
128 is at 3.101.x ugh they did that
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nsITobin
so wrong
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frg_Away
yes have all the patches ready but chokes during compile
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nsITobin
115 is 3.90.x
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nsITobin
k
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frg_Away
yes same I usually update at new esr time
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nsITobin
where do you think I stole the idea from once I got sick of Moonchild's custom spot patching on it not cutting the mustard
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nsITobin
only solution that didn't require monthly uplifts
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frg_Away
I now just need to remove the esr only patches and update. checking every bug for regressions but this time it broke. As you state no time comsuming rebases.
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nsITobin
getting past the gyp divide then what i was stuck in the 3.80s on my aborted UXP fork.. now this
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nsITobin
how about nspr?
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nsITobin
files.thereisonlyxul.org/adhoc/patc…s/XXTOBIN-inspector-component.patch distributes suite/extensions/inspector to suite/{components/inspector,locales/en-US/chrome/inspector,themes/classic/inspector,themes/modern/inspector. It maintains the inspector chrome package though content is sent to comm.jar the langpacks for non-en-US were just left in place with just the surroundings cleaned up.
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frg_Away
nsITobin update it together with nss. I think there were no updates this time for esr.
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nsITobin
file and completed this too
bugzilla.mozilla.org/1939662 making good on my modern theme enhancement stuff
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frg_Away
might want to ask IanN_Away for review then if you think it is good.
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IanN_Away
hi
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nsITobin
I think its original lol
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nsITobin
and yeah the round home button has always looked bad when small
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frg_Away
The new one matches the toolbar icons a bit better but otherwise it is bland
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nsITobin
well this is ONLY when on the bookmarks toolbar it uses its normal icon otherwise
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nsITobin
that's not even the default location anymore
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frg_Away
The one in the default theme looks like a bad copy of the snow whites dwarf house in big :)
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nsITobin
well the seamonkey 2.0 icon set is in bad need of either an aesthetic refresh or just need a different set of icons .. personally I'd have left the ns4 icons in or had em redrawn rather than this oddly de-saturated set
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nsITobin
wish i was into vector graphics but i find vector.. confusing
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frg_Away
as I stated many times care bear lmovie ooks. But I won''t open this can of worms soon. Web compatibility first.
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frg_Away
^movie look
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nsITobin
i don't have a replacement either at hand or in mind..
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nsITobin
not one that ain't just ripped out of an existing theme anyway
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frg_Away
new logo and rebrand first. I think the dogbert consulting company will come up with a goods one
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nsITobin
a new logo?
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nsITobin
I like the seamonkey logo.. the wordmark tho could use some work
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frg_Away
it was a joke :D
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nsITobin
is mozilla's logo really a green flag
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nsITobin
now
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nsITobin
or is that just an alt branding
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frg_Away
I think its the new branding.
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nsITobin
i mean least it isn't salmon pink but really it looks like they came up with it internally.. if they paid a company to make that they should get a refund.. i hear they need dollars.
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frg_Away
external company. its on the website.
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» nsITobin goes to mozilla.org
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nsITobin
yep
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nsITobin
yep it was better when they were ripping off Basilisk's shit
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nsITobin
what is this font it doesn't even render well
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nsITobin
"Get the browser that puts your privacy first — and always has" well that's a lie
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nsITobin
Privacy is a modern consern
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nsITobin
Firefox predates modern conserns thus its untrue
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nsITobin
I have a better idea? Remove all the telemetry THEN i may accept it was always privacy first
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frg_Away
nsITobin vmware patch is now in 2.53
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nsITobin
cool
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nsITobin
./mach build
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frg_Away
nsITobin currently wip. Remind me or IanN_Away before the next release. IanN uses vbox too so maybe he can test it also under linux
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nsITobin
if it doesn't work on linux vbox if it uses the vmware svga driver at all or glitches out I can always ifdef to XP_WINNT
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nsITobin
XP_WIN whatever both were valid for a time
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frg_Away
if it breaks something the hw accel probably just needs to be switched off in prefs.
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nsITobin
I just know with this patch or it in the tree I can test everything windows save mp4 hw decoding in vmware including fixups for Windows 11 as I refuse to run Windows 11 on metal or a vm with my username and password because then it can trash my system as it sees fit
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nsITobin
or i have to shut off samba first
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frg_Away
wonder if I should try the same with vbox driver
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nsITobin
we should add parelles too even tho I can't test it.. Mozilla added it.. UXP has an entry for a Microsoft driver.. checking if that was added or left over
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nsITobin
left over from esr52
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nsITobin
ok you are at the state pre-refactoring in
bug 1614798
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nsITobin
VendorMicrosoft 0x1414 is apperently RDP
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nsITobin
VirtualBox, "0x80ee" should target the windows virtualbox driver but will need added to everywhere VMWare was also microsoftbasic and microsofthyperv could likely be added as well
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nsITobin
mozilla/gecko-dev 5aa9d3d tho check my patch for placement.. they did add VMware
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frg_Away
nsITobin tried vbox. Better initially in youtube but ended up with black rectangles and no playback pretty fast. So not worth it.
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nsITobin
was makin my BLTs lol
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nsITobin
good night frg