Mozilla 1.0.2 / 1.2.1 / 1.3a is out!

mikem4600 · 27th November 2002, 06:54

Looks cool!

www.mozilla.org

rpxmaster · 3rd December 2002, 03:20

WELL...looks like they found a bug in it already. Can't wait for 1.2.1 to come out then.

Dunno why they had to pull off Mozilla 1.1 as well, in addition to 1.2.

rpxmaster · 3rd December 2002, 03:59

Wow...that was fast.

Mozilla 1.2.1 is now out. Dunno why they removed the popup manager from 1.2 Beta, though.

SNYder · 5th December 2002, 19:34

I hope Netscape releases an update to Netscape 7 soon now that this stable release of Mozilla is out.

mikem4600 · 6th December 2002, 19:31

Plus, the trunk is frozen for Mozilla 1.3 Alpha

rpxmaster · 11th December 2002, 05:23

Netscape 7.01 has just been released. Based off of Mozilla 1.0.2

http://home.netscape.com/computing/download/

SNYder · 11th December 2002, 10:44

fuck, man!

They realease a new version and based off the old stable mozilla build?

what a let down.

Signal Box · 11th December 2002, 21:39

Heh, I'm sticking with Mozilla!

If anything, do I seem like the only one who thinks Mozilla is running a bit slow for me. Not for speed, but for running the program itself. It seems to be sucking more resoures than IE 6.0, which I was using prior to my switch. Any suggestions?

hestermofet · 11th December 2002, 23:51

www.kmeleon.org

No bloat, but because it uses Gecko as well, it renders as well as Mozilla.

Gonzotek · 12th December 2002, 15:49

Quote:

Originally posted by hestermofet
www.kmeleon.org

http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/

kmeleon.org fails for me.

-=Gonzotek=-

SNYder · 12th December 2002, 19:33

Can someone tell me where the hell Netscape put the popup add blocking thingie in 7.0.1? It says the put it in but it's not where it always is in Mozilla.

hestermofet · 13th December 2002, 01:02

Quote:

Originally posted by Gonzotek
http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/

kmeleon.org fails for me.

-=Gonzotek=-

Works sometimes, doesn't others. Weird.

SNYder · 13th December 2002, 03:39

Quote:

Originally posted by Sawg
accessible from Edit > Preferences > Privacy & Security > Popup Window Controls

damn i am blind

rpxmaster · 13th December 2002, 03:50

What the hell ever happened to the Popup Manager that Mozilla 1.2 Beta had? I missed that one, and liked it much better than the one for Netscape 7.01.

Tools->Popup Manager

rpxmaster · 14th December 2002, 02:38

Mozilla 1.3 Alpha has just been released ^_^

I see my popup manager is back, so that's a good thing. Maybe they were hiding it the whole time.

New bells and whistles added: You can now train the Mosaic Killer to tell the difference between good mail and junk mail. Very useful feature indeed.

BDA7DD · 23rd December 2002, 02:42

Quote:

Originally posted by rpxmaster
Dunno why they removed the popup manager from 1.2 Beta, though.

I never really saw a point for the popup manager. Who in their right mind would ever use that thing to allow certain sites of their choice to deliver unrequested popups? I mean, come on, that's just plain dumb. I prefer to disable popups altogether.

code:
Edit

• Preferences...

  • Advanced

    • Scripts & Plugins

      • Open Unrequested Windows (Disable)

rpxmaster · 23rd December 2002, 03:35

True enough, that was the way I have been doing it. However, I have seen some web pages that will not work unless you allow Javascript to open unrequested windows. Not all windows like that are popup ads, anyways, and I'm not about to go harp to their webmaster that their site needs to be written so that my browser can view it correctly.

BDA7DD · 23rd December 2002, 12:07

Quote:

Originally posted by rpxmaster
True enough, that was the way I have been doing it. However, I have seen some web pages that will not work unless you allow Javascript to open unrequested windows.

Actually, the popup blocker in Mozilla is quite well done in that it will still allow popup windows to be created, but only if they are requested by the user (ie. the user clicks a link to "activate" the popup.) Even JavaScript popups will work, assuming that they require you to click a link to activate them.

rpxmaster · 24th December 2002, 01:56

(...thinks he already knew that--eh, who cares)

Okay, here's something I want to know. It says that parts of the source code are available under the Netscape Public License or the Mozilla Public License, and soon to be under the MPL 1.1. I know the page that says this is outdated, which is why I want to know this.

Is all of Mozilla's source code under the Mozilla Public License 1.1 yet, or not?

http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/
Last updated October 26, 2001

rpxmaster · 9th January 2003, 02:44

Mozilla 1.0.2 is out...for those who care, that is.

I'm waiting for 1.3b.

mark e · 9th January 2003, 13:10

Quote:

Originally posted by rpxmaster
Mozilla 1.0.2 is out...for those who care, that is.

I'm waiting for 1.3b.

It's out... Just download the naightly one!

-m

GoldenSphynx · 10th January 2003, 22:32

Phoenix pwnz Mozilla. Why download 11mb of crap, when you can easily download ~6mb of pure browser?

27th November 2002, 06:54	#1
mikem4600 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Athens, Greece Posts: 71	Mozilla 1.2 is out! Looks cool! www.mozilla.org

11th December 2002, 21:39	#8
Signal Box Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 303	Heh, I'm sticking with Mozilla! If anything, do I seem like the only one who thinks Mozilla is running a bit slow for me. Not for speed, but for running the program itself. It seems to be sucking more resoures than IE 6.0, which I was using prior to my switch. Any suggestions? -Signal Box-

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hestermofet Major Dude Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 1,763	www.kmeleon.org No bloat, but because it uses Gecko as well, it renders as well as Mozilla. For the freedom to express myself in my own way without fear of being censored or banned.

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3rd December 2002, 03:20	#2
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	WELL...looks like they found a bug in it already. Can't wait for 1.2.1 to come out then. Dunno why they had to pull off Mozilla 1.1 as well, in addition to 1.2.

3rd December 2002, 03:59	#3
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	Wow...that was fast. Mozilla 1.2.1 is now out. Dunno why they removed the popup manager from 1.2 Beta, though.

5th December 2002, 19:34	#4
SNYder Forum King Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 4,432	I hope Netscape releases an update to Netscape 7 soon now that this stable release of Mozilla is out.

6th December 2002, 19:31	#5
mikem4600 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Athens, Greece Posts: 71	Plus, the trunk is frozen for Mozilla 1.3 Alpha

11th December 2002, 05:23	#6
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	Netscape 7.01 has just been released. Based off of Mozilla 1.0.2 http://home.netscape.com/computing/download/

11th December 2002, 10:44	#7
SNYder Forum King Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 4,432	fuck, man! They realease a new version and based off the old stable mozilla build? what a let down.

12th December 2002, 19:33	#11
SNYder Forum King Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 4,432	Can someone tell me where the hell Netscape put the popup add blocking thingie in 7.0.1? It says the put it in but it's not where it always is in Mozilla.

13th December 2002, 03:50	#14
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	What the hell ever happened to the Popup Manager that Mozilla 1.2 Beta had? I missed that one, and liked it much better than the one for Netscape 7.01. Tools->Popup Manager

14th December 2002, 02:38	#15
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	Mozilla 1.3 Alpha has just been released ^_^ I see my popup manager is back, so that's a good thing. Maybe they were hiding it the whole time. New bells and whistles added: You can now train the Mosaic Killer to tell the difference between good mail and junk mail. Very useful feature indeed.

23rd December 2002, 03:35	#17
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	True enough, that was the way I have been doing it. However, I have seen some web pages that will not work unless you allow Javascript to open unrequested windows. Not all windows like that are popup ads, anyways, and I'm not about to go harp to their webmaster that their site needs to be written so that my browser can view it correctly.

24th December 2002, 01:56	#19
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	(...thinks he already knew that--eh, who cares) Okay, here's something I want to know. It says that parts of the source code are available under the Netscape Public License or the Mozilla Public License, and soon to be under the MPL 1.1. I know the page that says this is outdated, which is why I want to know this. Is all of Mozilla's source code under the Mozilla Public License 1.1 yet, or not? http://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ Last updated October 26, 2001

9th January 2003, 02:44	#20
rpxmaster Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 174	Mozilla 1.0.2 is out...for those who care, that is. I'm waiting for 1.3b.

10th January 2003, 22:32	#22
GoldenSphynx Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,738	Phoenix pwnz Mozilla. Why download 11mb of crap, when you can easily download ~6mb of pure browser?