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#1
02.11.2006, 14:28
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Is it just me for whom Firefox 2 crashes continually? It seemed fine
until I deleted the old version, and now it crashes with regular monotony. kt. |
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#2
02.11.2006, 14:38
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X Kyle M Thompson wrote:
> Is it just me for whom Firefox 2 crashes continually? It seemed fine > until I deleted the old version, and now it crashes with regular monotony. It /did/ crash all the time - but the latest version is really well behaved. Are you using one of the release candidates? It mainly used to crash on wake though, and never during browsing. Thom |
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#3
02.11.2006, 15:27
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Thom White wrote:
> X Kyle M Thompson wrote: > > Is it just me for whom Firefox 2 crashes continually? It seemed fine > > until I deleted the old version, and now it crashes with regular monotony. > > It /did/ crash all the time - but the latest version is really well > behaved. Are you using one of the release candidates? > > It mainly used to crash on wake though, and never during browsing. > > Thom Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like that since V1... :-( |
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#4
02.11.2006, 17:27
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On 2006-11-02 14:38:33 +0000, Thom White <thom> said:
> X Kyle M Thompson wrote: >> Is it just me for whom Firefox 2 crashes continually? It seemed fine >> until I deleted the old version, and now it crashes with regular >> monotony. > > It /did/ crash all the time - but the latest version is really well > behaved. Are you using one of the release candidates? I am using the release British English version Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X; en-GB; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0 > It mainly used to crash on wake though, and never during browsing. Mine crashes randomly. Odd. |
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#5
02.11.2006, 18:07
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Cap'n <captain.black> wrote:
> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & > select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like > that since V1... :-( I've noticed that jpegs render differently in Safari and Firefox (the new one) - here's a screen capture of the simulataneous browsers ... [url down] different engines? I dunno, but I prefer the rendering of Safari, on the right in the example hc |
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#6
02.11.2006, 18:09
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X Kyle M Thompson <kyle.thompson> wrote:
> On 2006-11-02 14:38:33 +0000, Thom White <thom> said: >> I am using the release British English version > > Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X; en-GB; rv:1.8.1) > Gecko/20061010 Firefox/2.0 >> Mine crashes randomly. > > Odd. Have you tried deleting its profile folder then relaunching (back it up first so you can restore your bookmarks etc)? |
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#7
02.11.2006, 18:22
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On 2006-11-02 18:07:41 +0000, bounce.this (Hugh Chaloner) said:
> Cap'n <captain.black> wrote: >> I've noticed that jpegs render differently in Safari and Firefox (the > new one) - here's a screen capture of the simulataneous browsers ... >> [..] > > different engines? > > I dunno, but I prefer the rendering of Safari, on the right in the > example Safari uses ColorSync and I'd be surprised if Firefox does. I bet that explains the difference. Cheers, Chris |
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#8
02.11.2006, 18:55
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Cap'n <captain.black> wrote:
> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & > select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like > that since V1... :-( Odd. I just tried it (using Ctrl-click as I have my right click mapped to double click) and it works perfectly in Firefox 1.5.0.7. However, being true to my religion, I'm not going to install V.2 for some while yet. |
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#9
02.11.2006, 18:55
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Hugh Chaloner <bounce.this> wrote:
> [..] > > different engines? > > I dunno, but I prefer the rendering of Safari, on the right in the > example Much more saturated, isn't it? I much prefer the one on the left. |
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#10
03.11.2006, 00:40
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On 2006-11-02 18:09:03 +0000, mike.jenkins.no.spam (Mike
Jenkins) said: > X Kyle M Thompson <kyle.thompson> wrote: >> Have you tried deleting its profile folder then relaunching (back it up > first so you can restore your bookmarks etc)? I've just done it, we shall see - although silly boy I forgot to save the stores passwords too - I will have to see if I can rememebr them all - I have been relying on Firefox to knw them all for so long! kt. |
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#11
03.11.2006, 02:59
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"Cap'n" <captain.black> writes:
> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & > select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like > that since V1... :-( I've read the files go to your home directory instead of the desktop... Jochem |
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#12
03.11.2006, 08:24
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On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 02:59:31 +0000, Jochem Huhmann wrote
(in article <m2irhxz14c.fsf>): > "Cap'n" <captain.black> writes: > >> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & >> select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like >> that since V1... :-( > > I've read the files go to your home directory instead of the desktop... >> Jochem > OK - I'll check later. But they just 'go there'? Without actually asking you *where* you wanted them? 'Save Image As...' seems to me a question that's expecting an answer! |
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#13
03.11.2006, 08:25
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Jochem Huhmann <joh> wrote:
> > Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & > > select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like > > that since V1... :-( > > I've read the files go to your home directory instead of the desktop... Really? In 1.5.0.7 I get a 'Save as' dialogue, so I can choose where it goes, and once set it remembers the target directory so all I have to do is <ret>. |
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#14
03.11.2006, 09:58
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Jochem Huhmann wrote:
> "Cap'n" <captain.black> writes: > >> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & >> select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like >> that since V1... :-( > > I've read the files go to your home directory instead of the desktop... Aha. I've noticed that if I drag an attachment from Thunderbird to my desktop, it will often arrive in my home directory. Is this a 'feature'? Thom |
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#15
03.11.2006, 12:47
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Thom White <thom> writes:
> Jochem Huhmann wrote: >> "Cap'n" <captain.black> writes: >> >>> Well, V2 has been fine for me - although I *still* can't right-click & >>> select 'Save Image As...' (well I can, but nothing happens). Been like >>> that since V1... :-( >> >> I've read the files go to your home directory instead of the desktop... > > Aha. I've noticed that if I drag an attachment from Thunderbird to my > desktop, it will often arrive in my home directory. > > Is this a 'feature'? Looks very much like a bug to me. Jochem |
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