The web is all about links. Links are arguably the most important Info on a page. At my work I depend on Right Click -> View Page Info -> Links. Please, please put the Links back to the Page Info.
06.08.2007 20:37
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Weekly Status Report, W31/2007
I could get done some interesting things done this week - here's a summary of SeaMonkey/Mozilla-related issues I worked on in week 31/2007 (July 30 - August 5):
I tied to increase the frequency of blog posts to not only have status reports - I hope this is helpful even in the holiday season. Of course, one never knows about that...
- Releases:
Your probably read about it, we managed to fix a few nasty security vulnerabilities with our SeaMonkey 1.1.4 release, I spent lots of time on that - with great help from the community! - Passwordmanager conversion:
We had lots of talk about this - we want to turn to toolkit's login manager, but mailnews still needs wallet, mainly because login manager misses an interface it needs.
Because the wallet password manager and login manager listen to the same preference, we've had two prompts for saving passwords come up on logging into websites, so we needed to disable building most of login manager again for the time being. - Themes and RTL support:
Along with the wallet replacement work, the issue of RTL support came up in the form of browser autocomplete and we came into a more general RTL discussion along with that. It would be nice to support RTL languages better in SeaMonkey, which will need some modifications to the remaining parts of the Classic theme - ideally even to Modern, but Classic comes first. Any help on that would be appreciated!
Additionally, I once again did update my EarlyBlue theme to work with the current trunk of SeaMonkey. - Cleanup of old xpfe code:
Steffen Wilberg has noted that xpinstall/standalone had been abandoned for a few years already, so I removed it from the CVS repository. - German L10n:
Finally got the editor L10n sync checked in, as well as some security string updates in core triggered by our discussion for German. - Lightning Calendar:
As I mentioned earlier, I turned on Lightning for SeaMonkey this week. Be sure to read my blog post about it if you're interested in that topic. - Statistics:
I worked on and posted a few statistics here on the blog, I hope they gave some good insights about what is going on
- (Undisclosed Project):
After some further work on it, my SeaMonkey-related business project is ready for an announcement, which will follow this post within hours. - Various Discussions:
Current and future build tools, FF3 download manager UI, automatic update system, Vista compatibility, etc.
I tied to increase the frequency of blog posts to not only have status reports - I hope this is helpful even in the holiday season. Of course, one never knows about that...
Beitrag geschrieben von KaiRo und gepostet am 5. August 2007 23:59 | Tags: L10n, Mozilla, SeaMonkey, Status | 5 Kommentare | TrackBack
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Vi aus www.fineonly.com |  I almost had a heart attack when I saw this. This is the first place I found that lets me to leave a feedback thats more or less on the topic. The web is all about links. Links are arguably the most important Info on a page. At my work I depend on Right Click -> View Page Info -> Links. Please, please put the Links back to the Page Info. |
James Napolitano | |
Webmaster | Vi: The SeaMonkey implementation will keep the "Links" tab. James: satchel is just formfill, I don't think that mailnews uses or needs that. For autocomplete, this topic is orthogonal. Currently, mailnews still needs xpfe autocomplete, but that one has been tweaked in a way that it supports most or all of what toolkit autocomplete does, as we needed that for satchel, which works fine in SeaMonkey trunk now. 10.08.2007 14:00 |
I have to say, I never understand WHY Firefox crew removed Links Tab in Page Info They wants firefox be a Dumb Browser for Dump Peoples? They make a mistake, then. I think what if Seamonkey absorb usefulnes of new Page Info, but keep power features of old - when Seamonkey can somehow gain advantage against Firefox Firefox is Popular Browser? Okey, Seamonkey is Professional Browser. 15.08.2007 00:10 | |
Vi | Quote of KaiRo: Vi: The SeaMonkey implementation will keep the "Links" tab. Then you take look at the newly screwed-up download manager... and then you hear about attempts to prematurely kick out Thunderbird out of mozilla's nest. Makes you wander what kind of monster is mozilla baking for? 06.09.2007 12:44 |