I used MozBackup to copy "stuff" frm my normal user profile to a new Seamonkey profile. When I copy "general settings", the Picasa images are not shown, I can copy everything else. Problem solved? No, even though I copy the add-ons, they cannot be enabled. The question to use this bypass thus is: what is in "general settings" as seen by MozBackup?
On Saturday, 18 July 2015 21:48:07 UTC+2, [email protected] wrote: > I found the SSL tab in preferences. and compared my normal user profile with > the test profile. In test, where it works, I appear to have a more secure > setting: > "Don't load insecure content on encrypted pages" is selected. So I'd say > that then the images might be rejected as insecure when using the test > profile. But, there it works??!! > I placed the same check in my normal profile, restarted Seamonkey, the red > flag is gone, but still no images displayed... > > On Saturday, 18 July 2015 21:33:25 UTC+2, [email protected] wrote: > > "Load all Images" is selected, > > Images of other websites get displayed > > "Manage permissions" all Google domains have an empty "permissiosn" tab page > > And, in the mentioned the Google spreadsheet all images I use originate > > from the same picasa web album, +/- 75% of the thumbnails are still > > displayed. They were placed the same way "insert image" and copy-paste the > > URL of the thumbnail. > > > > When I go to the albums or to a specific image, none gets displayed. The > > same for all my albums. I even uploaded new photo's today in a new album: > > the upload went fine, but no photo gets displayed with my "normal user > > profile" > > > > When I log out, and I open a web album that I made available to anyone: > > same problem, no image gets displayed. > > > > I think I'll go for the "purge certificates" as a last resort. > > > > Aha, now I remark a red indicator in the lower right corner "warning: > > contains unauthenticated content". On a web album, not in this spreadsheet. > > Now I guess somehow a setting "do not show unauthenticated content on > > encrypted pages" got turned o, and I have to find how to turn that back off. > > > > On Saturday, 18 July 2015 13:50:10 UTC+2, [email protected] > > wrote: > > > kris.buelens wrote: > > > > Since Sunday all of a sudden I can no longer see my photo's in my web > > > > albums. (I still see the albums themselves, but not a single photo). > > > > I'm using https://picasaweb.google.com and > > > > https://plus.google.com/photos/... > > > > I can see the names of all my albums, but also the cover photo is > > > > missing. > > > > When I use the Web Album, I see small rectangles where the photo's > > > > should be, when I click on one, I get an almost blank page (blank where > > > > my photo is supposed to be), and if I ask to see the photo details, all > > > > Exif data is correctly displayed. > > > > > > Are images shown on any other web sites? > > > > > > Check under Edit > Preferences > Privacy & Security > Images > Image > > > Acceptance Policy and ensure it's set to "Load all images". > > > > > > Also click "Manage Permissions", and see if there's an entry for the > > > specific sites you're having problems with - it may be that it's been > > > set not to load images for those. Also check for any other Google > > > domains and subdomains you can see in the list. > > > > > > > As suggested in a Picasa forum append, I cleared all cookies from all > > > > google.xxxx domains and I cleared the cache. It doesn't help. And > > > > when I say "I cleared the cache", I mean really clear, all files were > > > > removed, I even told my browser to use a fresh subdirectory as cache. > > > > > > > > When I ask my browser (SeaMonkey, 2.33.1) to use another user profile, > > > > it all works again, so it surely isn't SeaMonkey itself that is causing > > > > the problem. When using Chrome, IE or FireFox it also works. > > > > With other words: only my current "user profile" causes the problem. I > > > > could start using another user profile, but then I'd have to copy all > > > > passwords, forms data, bookmarks, etc that are in my current user > > > > profile. > > > > > > > > I also thought about the certificates. From the "servers" I removed > > > > the *.google.com entries, but that didn't help either. Should I clear > > > > everything? > > > > > > Certificates are to do with identifying secure (https) connections. If > > > you remove them, you might find you get warnings about the connection > > > being untrusted when trying to connect to those sites. > > > > > > > I also have google spreadsheets in which I imbed thumbnails from one > > > > Picasa Web Albums: some of those thumbnails are still displayed, some > > > > others are no longer shown (so it surely is not a setting that tells > > > > "never show images of domain google.xxx") > > > > > > I'm not familiar with how Google Docs works, but it may be that some > > > images come from different domains, and that you have permissions set to > > > not load images from some of them. Or perhaps some of the images are > > > embedded in the spreadsheets in different ways (linked vs. copied and > > > pasted?) > > > > > > Mark. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
