Hello all, A long time ago, when using SeaMonkey 1.1.19 altogether with the Multizilla extension, it was possible to open bookmarks directly into a new tab, without affecting any previously opened tabs. Is there there any add-on or configuration which can maintain this behaviour in Seamonkey 2.8 ? Thanks, Rubens
Well, I will make the switch to Seamonkey 2.x I have been browsing through the available plugins to try to mimic the multizilla functionality. I have found some, but I am afraid of creating conflicts. Does anyone have a list of plugins which work together? -- -- Wojtek
Since this is not being updated anymore, could it be put into Source Forge? -- -- Wojtek
Hello, I noticed the function of opening links in tabs instead of new windows by Ctrl-clicking is no longer working. I have checked all configurations and they seem to remain the same I have always used. I am sure that at least until Seamonkey 1.1.4 this function used to work. Now I am using Seamonkey 1.1.9 and Multizilla 1.8.3.4e. Is there something I can do or check ? Thanks, Rubens
I know that development is kind of off the burner right now, but a really neat feature would be the ability to place two tabs side by side. So you have multiple tabs open, and you take one and drag it down and to one side (or bottom) and the screen splits and you have two tabs open and visible at the same time. And I am another one still at the 1.x level... -- -- Wojtek
Hello all, I did notice a misterious glitch using SeaMonkey to read this newsgroup: Upon open SeaMonkey´s newsreader, an "unread" messages count is displayed at the right of the newsgroup name in Seamonkey´s left pane, even if I have already read all the messages received up to that moment. That count number disappears as soon as I click in any of message headers displayed at the right pane. Initially I have thought that could be a Seamonkey´s bug, but that happens only for this newsgroup, and unsubscribing and subscribing again to this newsgroup does not help, even deleting May that be caused by some slightly different configuration this newsgroup has in the news server ? Regards, Rubens
Just to let people know: I have exams next year, and I won't like to fail, so that is why I personally don't have time for MultiZilla development anymore. Other things have popped up taking my free time. And dad started to work with Apple, which changed everything. And we at home are still using MultiZilla so one day soon again dad will have to step in and fix things. He is however just trying to enjoy life, as all you have done/are doing but this is something he never got the time for so give him a little time and who knows ;) Take care, Michael
OK boys and girls, I've tested this so I know it works. You need to "download" _MultiZilla v1.9.0.1a (for SuiteRunner builds only)_ from here: http://multizilla.mozdev.org/installation/installation.html. Now, you use a zip program and unzip the files and directories. There are 3 directories [chrome, components, and defaults] and one file [install.rdf]. Open install.rdf and look for the line: em:maxVersion="2.0apre1" /> once found, re-do that line to: em:maxVersion="2.1" /> save the file and re-zip everything back in the same order. There done. Now its ready to be installed. And when its installed, you gain access to the settings and that under the Addons Manager window. If you want to take it a step further, and you want all your old settings from SM 1, then after you install it, close SM 2, open the file prefs.js from the SM 1 profile. Do a search for: user_pref("multizilla when you look there, there should be a ton of entries(Continue reading)
Well, Seamonkey 2 is out, I decided that this was the right moment to migrate and here I am, newly Multizilla-orphan. Until and unless a SM2-compatible version of Multizilla hits the servers, I'll have to make do with a mishmash of other extensions. In most cases, Multizilla is nice to have but I can do without it... but not always. Some of the MZ features really make a difference. And I have just hit my first snag of this kind... Per-sender permissions in Mail. Multizilla allows one to block downloading images and other non-embedded stuff from the Web while allowing specific senders. This means that I can let some legitimate newsletters to send me rich email, while blocking all the spammers. Vanilla Seamonkey does not include this kind of funcionality: it allows you to view mails as "original HTML" (with all images), "basic HTML" (simplified formatting, does not download images) and "plain text." But the setting is system-wide. Does anybody know of a Thunderbird extension with similar functionality? (Multizilla allows granular permissions for a lot of stuff... I'm looking at NoScript to replace the per-site Javascript permissions funcionality in MZ...) Marcelo -=-=- ... I am Pentium of Borg. Division is futile. You will be approximated. * TagZilla 0.0661 * http://tagzilla.mozdev.org on Seamonkey 2
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