Alexander: the nsIAboutModule you implemented in
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/firefox/firefox-3.0.head/revision/327
doesn't return ALLOW_SCRIPTS from its getURIFlags, so the link on the
page it displays will be broken if the user has JavaScript disabled.
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I don't think we want to show a quit warning when we're restarting, e.g.
for an extension install. I think that case is covered by
browser.sessionstore.resume_session_once==true, which you're removing.
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Comment on attachment 594363
Don't disable warn-on-quit when session restore is enabled
I think Paul gets to handle this one, since he really loves
quitting/prompting code.
(I apologize for the unreasonable delay in getting to this)
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Firefox auto-completes login fields in a case-insensitive manner
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I'm not sure why you bring up the time zone - it has no impact on
Firefox's behavior. Firefox by default redirects all searches to
google.com, and relies on Google doing locale-detection on their end. I
don't think they factor in local time in that detection - the relevant
factors are usually IP ge
If this is the result of Ubuntu customizations, there isn't much we
(Mozilla) can do about it. Does the same problem occur in a Firefox
downloaded from mozilla.org, with the ubuntu customizations disabled (in
about:addons)?
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You're welcome, hope you find a solution to the problem!
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Firefox goolge search defaults to US when in Australia
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ni Sylvestre for comment 93
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Firefox no longer supports -remote parameter
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(In reply to Karl Fogel from comment #53)
> We changed http://wiki.opensource.org/ from Dokuwiki to XWiki, and in the
> course of this change (I wasn't involved), the wiki superuser account name
> changed from "admin" to "Admin". But Firefox of course still remembers the
> old "admin" username, an
(In reply to Lewis Rosenthal from comment #55)
> (In reply to :Gavin Sharp (email ga...@gavinsharp.com) from comment #54)
> > You can type "Admin", and then click elsewhere to dismiss the autocomplete
> > popup before submitting the form, right?
> >
>
> No,
That's absolutely the best practice, don't let anyone tell you otherwise
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firefox spends lots of time hung
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Unfortunately it doesn't really make sense for us to optimize our
Bugzilla practices for the casual bug watcher audience (Bugzilla really
wasn't designed for that). Trying to track several different changes in
a single bug just doesn't work very well.
I suspect that many people on the CC list have
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must press backspace twice to delete one Persian/Arabic character
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Comment on attachment 8428934
leading_period.patch
Thanks for the patch Awad - any chance you can file a separate bug for
this? It's generally a bad idea to track multiple separate patches in
the same bug, particularly one as old as this one. Please needinfo me on
the new bug and I can help get th
Unfortunately fixing this at this point would be disastrous for muscle
memory/user habits, so it's just not feasible.
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Inconsistent shortcut
This bug has outlived its usefulness - our current warning behavior is
weighed towards not warning, but allowing session restore if needed. If
there are specific issues those are best dealt with in narrower bugs.
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(In reply to Sam Steingold from comment #191)
> People are unhappy about the behavior - just look at the number of dupes,
> votes, and the size of the CC list.
> For every person taking the trouble to report the bug, untold thousands are
> cursing you under their breath.
We do not draw conclusions
Comment on attachment 626243
WIP v7: tests: Don't change other tests, don't change or test for change of
engine.
These have bitrotted. They were left in this state in my queue mostly
because answering the "should we do this?" question (as opposed to the
"is this done right?" question) is difficul
(In reply to Flávio Etrusco from comment #194)
> Nonetheless there's a plethora of cases that will cause data loss.
(In reply to saint.snit from comment #196)
> As mentioned repeatedly by people who have experienced the bug and had just
> that happen to them, this is false.
I encourage you both t
We can't add configuration knobs to Firefox for everything that some
subset of users want changed - we'd end up with hundreds or thousands of
prefs, which makes maintaining Firefox harder, and it results in
horribly confusing prefs UI if the prefs are exposed there (or
dramatically reduces the pref
(In reply to Eric Toombs from comment #122)
You should give https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/js-
ctypes a read - JS used in Firefox add-ons is privileged and can use JS-
ctypes to interact with system libraries.
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(In reply to Eric Toombs from comment #122)
You should give https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/js-
ctypes a read - JS used in Firefox add-ons is privileged and can use JS-
ctypes to interact with system libraries.
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Created attachment 8381156
patch
Summary of changes:
- add a "userTriggered" parameter to _fillForm to distinguish the
onFormPassword and nsILoginManager::fillForm callers from the onUsernameInput
caller
- when filling any form, if there are multiple signons that match but one's
username matche
https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=b94776d97918
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(In reply to Florian Fischer from comment #58)
> Now how can I recall the password for user? If I press 'u' and select
> 'user' from the dropdown, it fills in 'User'. If I type 'user' and I tab
> out of the field, it gets converted to 'User'. In both cases the password
> is 'p'. If I type 'user
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Firefox windows don't restore on correct workspaces
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(In reply to Richard Newman [:rnewman] from comment #4)
> I think the code as written will grab intl.properties instead of actually
> reading
> the real value.
It will indeed, but that's not necessarily a problem if it sets the pref
the same way (setComplexValue(..., nsISupportsString)), as long
Embarassing! Thanks for catching that.
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It looks like bug 822068 is also touching this code.
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This is not a suitable default behavior, and I don't think it's commonly
desired enough to add as an option (on some platforms it may not even be
doable).
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Title:
Firefox does not allow users to change the default search engine,
unless
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Firefox does not allow users to change the default search engine,
unless
(In reply to Chris Coulson from comment #14)
> Whilst normalize() works for us, it probably wouldn't work in all cases (ie,
> if the application directory can move around and nobody symlinked the
> distribution folder to a stable path).
As a simple interim solution for what is kind of an edge case
The code intentionally uses the default engine, it's not a matter of
accidentally reading the wrong pref (the prefs are internal to the
search service, the users can choose to use either .defaultEngine or
.currentEngine, as shown in the patch).
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Ask.com keeps being re-added to Firefox search bar after updates
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We're going to add some preferences UI for selecting a default engine in
bug 738818.
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Comment on attachment 689087
patch version 2
Code-wise, this looks good. I think the only suggestions I would make is
that we should probably limit this behavior to Linux somehow (probably
by using an #ifdef XP_GNOME like the one in browser-sets.inc).
I don't know the answers to ithinc's concerns
(In reply to ithinc from comment #9)
> Noticed that these key combinations have been used in Caret Browsing mode.
Do you have a pointer to the code?
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OK, let's do this then!
Thanks again for the patch, Marius.
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auto complete user name do not allow to choose some users
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More specifically, with yasm 0.8.0.2194, which is the latest available
by default with Ubuntu 10.04. yasm 1.1.0.2352 works fine.
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[needs-pa
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Wrong search engine in right-click menu only in "wide screen" mode
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Proposed, exceedingly simple patch
Rather than doing this, I'd just remove the "button" attribute on the
existing handler in favor of code that checks (event.button == 0 ||
event.button == 1).
But I'm not sure it makes sense to do this at all, it doesn't seem like
a c
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Firefox icon in "About Mozilla Firefox" doesn't handle horizontal
resizing
(In reply to comment #99)
> this bug is present in 4.0 as well as today's Nightly, so I suppose it
> regressed somewhere along the way.
I filed bug 652542.
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