Category Archives: Mozilla
Chris AtLee
Chris AtLee has been doing A LOT of good lately, and I just have to call him out on it, with lots of praise! For everyone: faster try builds, nothing like speeding up the already lengthy try results by 30 … Continue reading
Doing the impossible…
“And they said we couldn’t concievably continue the Suite”…. -> … “And they said we couldn’t do a release based on toolkit” … -> … “And they said we couldn’t get libxul working” …. -> SEAMONKEY: Continuing to do the … Continue reading
SeaMonkey … websites perception?
SeaMonkey has not “fake” any other UA for browsers unless the user installed an extension or changed a pref to make that happen. The reasons for this were vast, mostly in the eye of not doing users and websites a … Continue reading
How I broke mozilla-central history…
… And why the tree is CLOSED. Late Friday the 4′th, of June; I was looking to checkin a series of patches that I had previously pushed to the try server and got it to pass all tests. This series … Continue reading
[SeaMonkey] Notes for addon authors
Attention Addon Authors. Starting with SeaMonkey 2.1a2pre (latest nightlies) many addons could be quite broken. Feel free to follow Mossop’s suggestions for some fixes, or see the Mozilla Wiki for what we have for the current API. This is brand … Continue reading
Build m-c with pymake (again)
For those of you who don’t know, pymake is a GNUMake port written mostly by Ben Smedberg that actually makes the build process on windows (and potentially other platforms) significantly faster. For a while now this process has been broken … Continue reading
News and Blogs this week…
Netbook Software: HTML Writing – A review of 3 HTML-based editors (two of which are Gecko based!) reviewed for use on netbooks. Legit Reviews: Which Internet Browser is Fastest for Windows? – A comparison of various Browsers as tested using … Continue reading
News and Blogs this week…
8 Open Source Applications for Web Designer – In this article, you will find the 8 applications open source is very useful for a web designer; With SeaMonkey listed as #1.
News and Blogs this week…
Only one entry of note this week… Go beyond Google searches — By Joe Kissell , Macworld — an article describing ways to search other than with Google. Does mention SeaMonkey, but describes it as unable to alter search providers. … Continue reading