*grumble* When will they fix that damn bookmark system

And yes, Orbit rulez

About that startup time for quick launch: It doesn't delay the actual Windows boot, it just adds an extra loading time afterwards (doesn't affect the accessability of the system, though) - on my system, that is.

quickstart feature using 15 MB of my precious memory? hm.. screw that.
anyway, 1.1a really starts up faster than 1.0 (or .99 for that matter)

I have red in its site that is compiled with M$ Visual C++ compiler,
do anyone know if anyone (site) make regularly builds of Mozilla with Intel C++ compiler 6.0?

It's well known on the net this compiler DO speed optimization miracles, hey... also very suitable for AMD platforms .

I tried that, and couldn't notice any great speed improvement.

Besides, that thing got too huge! Around 25Megs zipped.

Not really worth it.

Regards;

Roberto.

Yeah, already downloaded, the unpacked source is 220 Mb!!!
Grrrrrr... what immense work :jawdrop:, now I can understand the Giant T-Rex!!!

Plus seems a pain to compile! It also needs some external stuff... (mentioned from Moz site)

Indeed, it's a huge pain to find all the needed packages and stuff.

Blah! Opera is easier to handle.

Regards;

Roberto.

yes yes! ORANGE! i love it!



yeah, but if fux0rs everything up, and css looks like sheit.


good times...
mike

Not yet sure if they've fixed this in 1.1a, but with 1.0 I had this annoying problem where sometimes you couldn't type in the address bar at the top. It just refused to accept keyboard input. Happened at least once a day.

Anyone else have this problem?

Don't double right-click.

http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70812

about those loading times: I also read about it in a (quite good) dutch computermagazine. they said it was anoying it had to pre-load, because of the time and memorycapacity. and IE whouldnt do that.... well, actually IE does the same, but you can't disable it... !!!! :mad: that's how Micro$hit works.... thats why alot m$ software seems faster... preloading without warning/option... the basterds... and are there problems in 1.1 alpha?? because i like the new features, but dont want a buggy prog... (i got crashes enough in WinBlows)

yeah. Its quite annoying!

Hello to everybody out there!

I have inhaled this forum daily for several months now, but i haven't registered until today! I'm a bad boy, sorry! :sign:
It's a bit strange that my first post is 'off topic', but anyway....
I was using 'Opera' until yesterday as my standard browser and now i'm addicted to some of the neat functions it has!
Just the fact, that so many webpages doesn't work properly in Opera pi**ed me off!

I've found this thread when it was started, so i switched to 'Mozilla' this week!
Installed the mouse gestures, because i couldn't live without it like all the others who were using 'Opera' before 'Mozilla' and already posted their replies in this thread!

So, here is my question! There is a function in Opera for your bookmarks, that you could just open a bookmark folder with right click and
:flipoff: simsalabim :flipoff: all webpages in that folder are opened! WONDERFUL!
It got really essential to me, is there a similar function/plugin for Mozilla, that would satisfy my needs? :needhelp:
Of cousre i already tried some things in Mozilla, but didn't have any luck up to now!

So far,... thanks in advance

Quellcore

You can do something similar, but not exactly the same... First you have to be using tabbed browsing. Open up all the webpages you want into tabs (hmm, it might be nice ot have a feature that would open up a bookmark on a new tab, but anyway...), then open up to the Bookmarks menu. In the latest nightly builds, there's an option labeled "Bookmark This Group of Tabs". In 1.0, click "File Bookmark" and on the resulting page that pops up, there should be a checkbox for "Bookmark Group" or something similar (it should be the only checkbox, as well). Check that off before clicking Ok.

Moved this to off-topic forum where it belongs.

One thing that's bothering me in the 1.1alpha release: they rearranged the order of the context menu... Previously in 1.0 there was 1) "open link in new tab" and 2) "open link in new window". I love tabs and got very used to the order of the menu. In 1.1alpha these two are reversed. (...again; they completely reorganized the menu in one of the 0.9.x builds, bringing "open link in new tab" to the top.) This is annoying, I hope they finally settle on which is supposed to be on top. Perhaps this can be tuned in the prefs.js? Any ideas? Otherwise this build is working as good as ever.

Hi,

Question

I have a problem with Mozilla.

Warning: Supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in .../... .php3 in line...

I get this message very often when using mozilla and the page is displayed incorrectly. I have never had this problem with explorer.

Is there some way to deal with this ?

Thanks.

i think this is a code error of the page you try to view! Maybe its not php/html conform but IE does correct it ?

php is a server-side script. It should have nothing to do with browsers, or am I missing something?

It could be that IE doesn't fix it, but only ignores the SQL/PHP error message and doesn't display it.

Except that he says the page displays incorrectly in Mozilla, and I assume it looks OK in IE.

I do know that I was shopping the other day online with Mozilla, and when I would click on the product details, nothing would happen. Finally tried it in IE and sure enough, the details text would appear right next to the product.

I did make sure that I had javascript (and everything else) enabled in Mozilla.

(cool new logo)

I had this problem a few times, too - or something like that. on a page, there was a frame with info about some shit, and 2 small buttons (I think with java-applets behind) to scroll down. worked perfect in IE, and didnt work at all in Mozilla...

Dunno why, could be mozilla being wrong, or could be IE being good

It's because IE ignores most errors most of the time.

However, Mozilla is strictly standard-compliant, so it will report all errors it encountered, or maybe won't render the page at all...

Just my 2 cents...

About Mozilla sometimes not working with some java script buttons/menus:

I have had the same problems. What makes them (or at least some of them, can't speak for all) go away, is a complete reinstall of Mozilla. Just uninstalling via Windows is not enough. You must also move your profile folder. You will loose all your settings, bookmarks and emails. At least the last two can be reimported. I don't know if there is a less painfull procedure (like only deleting the "prefs.js"... try this one first).

I noticed this, when I couldn't view the menu on musepack.org with v1.0 but others could.

Okay, I've been happily using Mozilla for a while now, but suddenly, today, every time I go to any hydrogenaudio page, it asks if I would like to download the PHP file.

Any ideas?

Edit: I just went to the K-meleon web site (http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/download.php) and it displayed just fine...

Sorry, more clarification. I am having problems with the View New Posts link (http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/search...=&action=getnew) and http://www.hydrogenaudio.org. Strangely enough, if I go to http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php, it works fine.

It wasnt mozilla's fault, I tried IE 6 and it didnt work too - must have been a server error or any other mistake on their side...

I had the same problem. My solution was pressing the reset button in "Preferences - Navigation - Helper Applications". Maybe this helps.

I have the same problem, hydrogenaudio's main page sends me the raw php script! Something must be wrong with the webserver, this should never happen. Today IE works fine, allthough it showed the same symptomes yesterday. If I access a page directly (like from the eMail notifications) it also display correctly in Mozilla. Resetting the "helper applications" had no effect.

edit: more info: other vBulletin based forums like head-fi.org work fine. I think I first encountered that problem after downloading the "lovelife" sample in the "curiously high bitrate with --alt-preset standard" thread. The link was somehow "bent" to use port 81. So this may also be a problem on my side, but I don't know how to fix it.

edit2: magically working again. Maybe the server Admins simply fixed the bug. What I did meanwhile: I let Mozilla connect directly to the net instead of using Webwasher... Hydrogenaudio was wroking again! When I re-set Mozilla back to use the Webwasher proxy it continued working.

Alot ppl posted ideas 'bout what was wrong, but there doesn't seem to be a single reason - and we had the same problem, so I think the same thing must have caused it... After all, I think it was a server-side problem, which has been fixed. strange enough, some pages still have the problem for me, but it might be a cache-problem.

/J

Just wondering how you are all getting on with Mozilla now you've had a while to test it properly?

I switched from Opera to Moz about the same time and love it, running 1.2a now and no crashes once in all my Moz time.
Page loading seems comparable to IE if not better,and mostly similar to Opera,but pages obviously look better than Opera.
All in all a great browser,I'm sold and will never go back, how about you? B)

yeah I'm very happy with it. The phoenix project is going to be interesting aswell!

I saw the marvelous tabs and never looked back B) (well, sometimes I start IE for a few sites).

Indispensible plug-ins:
http://optimoz.mozdev.org/gestures/
http://multizilla.mozdev.org/

Shame on you Continuum

Opera is still the fastest!
On both linux and windows plattform.

The fastest at what?

Loading?

Maybe, though the Mozilla 1.2 alpha I'm using right now loads faster than IE even, and I don't remember Opera loading significantly faster (I mean, it's kind of hard to gauge less than a second anyway ).

Rendering?

I don't think so. Almost all the pages I go to render much faster in Mozilla than in Opera, and they render faster in IE as well. I think just about any tables heavy page renders faster in Mozilla these days.

Opera keeps claiming that it's the "fastest browser on earth", I think this needs a bit of clarification. Either that, or it's just simply hype.

It's really a tossup to me. Moz 1.2a is very good, and so is IE6. I use both depending on the sun's position relative to my right ear lobe. In a few instances IE does a better job displaying pages. Moz seems a tad quicker (probably too close to call). Both have similar start up times.

Xenno