as always, read the entire posting and report your bugs back to the developer's list. I can tell you in advance that Print Preview crashes the browser. We still have some things to clean up for 0.7. Enjoy!
Been using since last night.Works great so far.Just curious if you knew what moz version this is built on yet as i seen you asked in the mailing list archives?
I've been using the previous beta on Win98 SE with no trouble (well a couple known bugs, but aside from that). I just downloaded and installed the latest beta, but as soon as it tries to run it - it gets to the profile selection screen (never used it actually, always just the one setup), then when you say ok continue, it crashes with
K-Meleon caused an invalid page fault in module MSVCRT.DLL at xxxx: xxxxxxxx
I went and looked up the microsoft knowledge base - they make crap software, but at least they have a reasonable amount of information on all the bugs it causes:
I did that and K-Meleon works fine now. I've only just done it so haven't noticed any other side effects yet, but if anyone else has this trouble, that may be a solution.
Andrew,
Here are a couple of observations in regards to the latest beta I've noticed:
* All the old skins (toolbar buttons) which are available from the resources section no longer work with K-Meleon, due to the new naming convention for the bitmaps. Because of the new tooldead.bmp addition, the old skins will have to be redone. Of course this is up to the individual skin authors, just thought I'd let them know.
* Toolbar background bitmap doesn't show up, even though I've pointed K-Meleon towards one. This isn't a biggie for me, as I've just compiled a Windows XP Visual Styles *.manifest file for K-Meleon, which makes K-Meleon utilise the Windows XP visual themes. I'm just testing it out at the moment, however it looks great and works without any problem. If I have no problems with it, I will of course submit it to the website so that anybody else with Windows XP can download it. With the *.manifest file itself, all that needs to be done with it is pop it into the K-Meleon folder (with the k-meleon.exe) and it works instantly.
*When I'm typing into text boxes, like this one, the arrow keys on my keyboard don't seem to move the cursor around. K-Meleon problem perhaps.
Other bugs I noticed that you mentioned on the developers list, so I won't repeat them.
Oh, and the progress meter next to the "padlock" doesn't do anything (no green progress line or anything). I didn't think much of it originally, however after I added my Windows XP manifest file to the K-Meleon directory, it shows up as a true progress meter, with no green indicator inside of it.
Just to update what I wrote before - It appears that the library update wasn't the problem (or the fix), it was something to do with installing over an existing install of the previous build - I know, I shouldn't do it
After I posted that I closed K-Meleon, and next time I opened it, it did the crashing thing again. Since I uninstalled it completely and reinstalled, it works fine, so just ignore my previous remarks, although updating whatever it is that library updates, probably doesn't hurt....
Scratch the progress bar bug, as it does work after a while (depends upon how fast the page loads). Which means that my Windows XP Themes manifest file works with no glitches :-)
I did however notice a problem with this Java enabled page: http://www.acuteapplets.com/
After the applets load, if I click on the scrollbar and push down, the background of the page flickers to white. No doubt a display issue, however is it the Java or Gecko 1.1?
typing "about:" should display information about the mozilla build and the User Agent string etc (like mozilla) but its broken in the latest build and also the build before the latest. Note: it did in 0.6 and also a 0.65 beta before the lastest 2 betas.
heres a screenshot of what the current build shows: http://www3.150m.com/img/kmeleon_about.png
bob
Wow!!! great browser!!
Very little bug in the installer:
There stands "StaRdard plugins" exept "StaNdard plugins"...
Those layers-window-mix are a great idea!! Now's everybody happy.
Yet a bug (I think) that was also in 0.6 and in Netscape 6.0 (solved in 6.2), that's the Automatic proxy-server.
My ISP uses http://pac.telenet.be:8080
Now I need to fill in the manual proxy-server (http://proxy.pandora.be:8080).
Here stands that's not the fault of Telenet (the name of the ISP): http://helpdesk.pandora.be/nl/faq/surf08.htm (Dutch)
But it's logic that the ISP says that's not them fault...
Running Beta K-Meleon, Version 0.6.5 Build 488 Compiled Sun Sep 15 18:10:56 2002 -- on a machine with Windows 95, OSR2.
Great job, and, looks like things are really coming together. A few points like to mention . . .
1. Upgraded to latest version of macros.dll . . . and . . . while attempting to have a Menu Description -- for instance:
"Dictionary Search Ctrl+D"
and tried in macros.cfg with: menu = "Dictionary Search\tCtrl+D"; and many other combinations, but, in macros.cfg . . . menu command does NOT seem to recognize a tab/right justifcation. Is there a work-around ?
2. When using "Find in Page" (from "View Menu"), the "Wrap Around" check box is NOT checked . . . yet it does wrap around.
>I did however notice a problem with this Java enabled page: >http://www.acuteapplets.com/
>After the applets load, if I click on the scrollbar and push down, the background of >the page flickers to white. No doubt a display issue, however is it the Java or Gecko >1.1?
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The problem must be with the Java. This page displays fine on my copy of the latest K-Meleon beta. I have Sun's JRE 1.3.1,
Therefore, I was expecting, when bringing up the "Find in Page" dialog, that, the "Wrap around" Option would be checked. However, it NEVER is within the current Beta. Is this a 'bug', OR, is there another settting in prefs.js to make "Wrap around" the default ? ?
"The problem must be with the Java. This page displays fine on my copy of the latest K-Meleon beta. I have Sun's JRE 1.3.1,"
I checked it again, however the problem appears to be intermitent. Occasionally it will go white, but only after moving the scrollbar a few times. Oddly enough, I wouldn't normally point the finger at my video card (Intel AGP 32megs), however it cold be a quirky video problem perhaps. Anyway, that particular page does have a few more applets than the average webpage, so it could be something like that. Maybe.
Re: your problem:
"...typing "about:" should display information about the mozilla build and the User Agent string etc (like mozilla) but its broken in the latest..."
I've found the fix for this. It will be working in the next release.