18:06:41 <nsITobin> frg_Away: seems thg and mq are happy with nt6x directory symlinks
18:06:48 <nsITobin> saves me a lot of copying
18:07:23 <nsITobin> tho if you are operating in msys1 i suggest older junction instead
18:07:44 <nsITobin> same on linux when in doubt mount --bind rather than symlink
20:05:00 <nsITobin> my --disable-mailnews patch is all refresh lol https://i.ibb.co/tCThLdd/image.png
20:06:47 <nsITobin> i have done some more research into how in Firefox the Go Menu became the History menu on a code progression level.. I get what they did and the current state in SM better now and will redo my patch more closely following Firefox's end-result
20:08:13 <frg_Away> nsITobin I am still not 100% done ripping out old stuff but almost complete. Want to go to 60 full level here.
20:08:23 <frg_Away> afterwards they crippled places
20:12:02 <nsITobin> well I'll put it off till then
20:12:10 <nsITobin> less refreshing lol
20:15:12 <nsITobin> well according to my canonical list i should be updating.. ignoring toolbar icons i could play in the modern theme or i can do crap on platform regarding weave and kinto
20:20:15 <frg_Away> My personal prio would not be weave and kinto :)
20:24:19 <nsITobin> well kinto needs to go because it doesn't make sense for SeaMonkey and because you have an xml blocklist that works just fine.
20:27:11 <frg_Away> currently it still picks up the mozilla one if I am not mistaken. Not sure how usable it still is.
20:30:56 <nsITobin> kinto is the centralization of Mozilla's blacklists and remote overrides system. God what is it feeding seamonkey clients?
20:34:41 <frg_Away> blocklists and I am pretty sure the google blocked site lists.
20:35:20 <frg_Away> unsure about the later. Was some time agao that I even looked after porting the stuff
20:35:47 <nsITobin> they wired dll and addons blocklist in there too basically anything that is a block/blacklist plus experimental settings comes from it NOW
20:37:28 <nsITobin> the issue is kinto depends on fxa sync which conflicts with weave sync and also for seamonkey it isn't doing much and I doubt you'd want to run a kinto server or fxa
20:37:50 <nsITobin> right now tho its pseudo-dead code so doesn't matter
20:38:30 <nsITobin> Modern skin enhancements it is then! :)
20:38:47 <frg_Away> The safe browsing lists are a still fetched. If it goes thru this it needs to stay.
20:39:03 <nsITobin> the google safebrowsing api?
20:39:20 <nsITobin> i dunno if kinto ever assimilated it or not
20:39:25 <nsITobin> since its fetched from google
20:40:19 <frg_Away> yes. I really don't remember but it was pretty much the same modules.
20:40:38 <frg_Away> Also feteches the test lists from mozilla.
20:41:01 <nsITobin> google safe browsing is handled by url-classifier
20:41:06 <nsITobin> checking if yours is infected
20:41:49 <nsITobin> seems not kinto connected
20:43:02 <nsITobin> not impacted at all by kinto it seems even in m-c good
20:43:14 <frg_Away> wasn't sure. the gfx blocklist is still fetched too.
20:44:14 <nsITobin> was gfx blocklist always a thing that had an update service for or did that materalize with kinto?
20:45:22 <frg_Away> I don't remember but I think it was there before.
20:45:31 <nsITobin> wasn't in UXP.. guess we stuck to just the internal blocklist for gfx..
20:46:12 <frg_Away> anyway I would not priorize it. Too many other construction sites which have visiblke impact.
20:49:08 <frg_Away> plugins.json is a moot point. addons.json probably only good for Fx and seems older. But gfx.json was updated recently.
20:49:21 <nsITobin> yeah its all irrelevant unless the kinto output starts screwing up seamonkey somehow until you decide to have weave at some point ..
20:49:53 <nsITobin> you still have the add-ons manager blocklist service as well right?
20:49:59 <nsITobin> the xml one
20:50:42 <nsITobin> that would cover plugins if you still had any npapi left
20:52:15 <nsITobin> hardly matters .. if the kinto client fetch requests aren't too burdonsome i may just write a thing for you guys that can spit out the json files and manage the entries .. at the very least.. but I can do more ;)
20:53:45 <frg_Away> at lest the file is still there but I really don't remember much about it.
20:55:29 <frg_Away> unless we have/get problems with the current I would not touch it. As stated too may construction sites and not enough time :)
20:57:12 <nsITobin> well how about I go see how easy it is to actually feed kinto rather than kill it that way it can provide some benefit
21:02:39 <frg_Away> you are probably not dumber afterwards but as usual needs to be implemented eventually and were sooo streched thin. I won't touch it. I know it s*cks not having enough people around  :(
21:09:12 <frg_Away> gitlab 2.53 updated.
21:09:13 <frg_Away> IanN_away can you check out the two new patches. I think they should not cause trouble.
21:09:34 <frg_Away> now picking latest l10n ka
21:10:27 <frg_Away> oh fi and hu also updated