Only explanation I can think of: I was testing on Win7 while I assume that you made the test on Win2k. Yes. So IMHO this doesn't look like a regression but rather as defective code. Or none of them. This deserved to give a try to the torture (slow to hell) of the virtual machine with Windows 7 and this is the result. I tested twice just in case my own personal installation h
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@-moz-document domain(yr.no){ div.meteogramme-img{ float:none!important; } } EDIT: but I'm testing and the tables are block :-? Not sure if it matters, but there's a blank missing after "none" CSS can be written without any space, new lines, etc. In fact most of CSS files out there are this way to save some bytes. What I personally find excessive, even tho
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Might be a regression in Gecko 38. Except for some details in the king face, there isn't much difference. https://s19.postimg.org/sybadvpqn/k-meleon7531opera12svg.png
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- Speaking of SVG files Try to open this SVG-file with K-Meleon based on FirefoxESR 38 and see what you get. Newer FirefoxESR have improved and are displaying the SVG-file fine. Ancient Opera Presto v12 displays the SVG-file also fine. ;) Ok, not Gecko 38, 31 instead in K-meleon 75.0, but there is no difference between K-meleon and Opera 12 :-? Aside it takes ages to load on both in my
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https://s19.postimg.org/j253nmp3j/Yr_Detailed_hourly_forecast_for_Perth_Western.png There you have, now that 25th is at the top, the image (actually an SVG) overlays over the table. Looks the oposite, the table overlays the SVG. Ok, it is a rendering issue. Certainly a bug from our Mozilla friends. Supposedly, a table is a block element and for whatever reason it is displaying inline wi
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sometimes it's nice to have a fault-tolerant browser :s :END EDIT Note that K-meleon is as tolerant as Firefox. Non the less they use the same rendering engine. But have in mind that, even if it is a problem in the site coding, or a new CSS rule not supported, the browser can't do anything. It is responsibility of the webmaster to check and test for compatibility but the main stream n
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Help > About K-meleon or type in the url bar "about:" without the quotes.
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Small update to Symbola Font: http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/
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Make use of this macro extension: http://kmeleonbrowser.org/forum/read.php?9,139836,139836#msg-139836
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Then it is what I initially posted and then I deleted, because in 75.0 works, that I remember to read that there were some bugs and Dorian decided to take the straight route and used the places.sqlite database. There is no way to only remove some items from places.sqlite database (that I know of) if you don't do it manually and even doing this manually, there are loads of crossed references bet
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Preferences panel > Cache > store favicons on iconcache.dat.
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The better (and looks like Dell doesn't give much information) add a few more RAM to it. But I was 3 years ago, in emergency status on a Pentium 200 Mhz and I had no much problems, but with a lot of patience. About the acceleration, go to about:support url and find this line: GPU Accelerated Windows If it tells something as basic or none. Then or almost nothing, or nothing.
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Those two issues are more critical than the missing images in The Guardian, so I guess I'll stick with KM 75. Back to the stable http://s19.postimg.org/5707mzs5r/biggrin.gif But are you using 75.1? As I told above, in Firefox 31.7, or Gecko 31.7, as you prefer, it works. K-meleon 75.1 is based on Gecko 31.8, so if something got fixed then, should work in 75.1. Otherwise there might be s
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I have no clue either, but I found what may be the culprit here. There is a http connection to this site and a json report about something being blocked. https://beacon.gu-web.net/csp-report { "csp-report" : { "document-uri" : "https://www.theguardian.com/international", "referrer" : "", "blocked-uri" : "http://media
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You could always use archive.org, if the page is available, as a clean source: https://wayback.archive.org/web/20160428103016/http://www.babelstone.co.uk:80/Software/BabelMap.html And if you don't trust the file, use sites as Jotti ;): https://virusscan.jotti.org/ TIP: if your paste and then click F2 key, it will search it too.
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I uploaded the version 9.0.0.1 of BabelMap, compressed with UPX to save disk space, as this is a Win32 compatible application and maybe could work with kernelex in Windows 98. I have no idea, anyway, but you could give a try. http://www.mediafire.com/file/0d7jfq7y2y29cjn/babelmapupx+9.0.0.1+2016-07-03+unicode+9.0.7z I also contacted the developer and the next version should be compatible wit
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You are focusing on paper size and that is just one of the problems. I say this because you didn't find yet, for example, that the paper size set in Gecko preferences are just browser preference, but at the time of print, the valid paper size is the one set in the printer dialog settings. So that means, that even if you set letter, or custom width/height, the last word to shrink to fit and/or d
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I can confirm that I am seeing what is described here, but it's not even sticking for the tab that I have open. Just some ideas. Try to go to about:config and if you have it, reset (set to empty) the preference print_printer. (One of the problems I see with Firefox and K-meleon is that you can't set a default printer, it defaults, if I'm not wrong, to the latest printer, or something like
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Yep :) and I already tried, but looks like per printer settings sometimes act more as a container for default setting when printing for that printer then the actual print settings used. But a I never confirmed this. It is just... I don't know. Maybe someone explains it to me some day. It's the same as the margin units. Time ago, when I searched for it, some people said that some where in met
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Since K-meleon 7x.x print has been trickier than before. I shyly reported it in the development of 7x version (I can't tell one but searching the forum will bring) because there are several print options. For your problem, my guess is that you go to "File menu > Page Setup", you remove it, but open a new window (I don't know if it happens to tabs) and when you go to that new win
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The modern version only partly: http://getemoji.com/ All are displayed here. They should be displayed as well with Symbola in Windows 98. For copy-paste.... Even though for Windows 98 it supports only until Unicode 5.1 (we are in 9.0), you can use BabelMap. Or maybe it does run the newest, but I doubt it. Even for Windows 2000, from 9.0.0.1 to 9.0.0.3 he dropped the possiblity
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Siria, I already told in this forum earlier, as earlier as, at least, the YesScript macro (when you asked about the forbidden symbol), when I said that if you wanted to see UTF-8 icons (characters, actually) you needed those fonts. In fact, I use Symbola (free to use): http://users.teilar.gr/~g1951d/ Anyway, going on topic too, the problem with these characters is that not all users have
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The interesting point is this one: It's not XP, but K-Melon 76 Pro happens to work very well in Windows 2000 with Extended Core. I'm using it to type this post, in fact. If I remember right, JohnH can only run KM75.0 on his Win2000 - or confusing something now? Actually, I can run 75.1 too (but I don't use it because of the graphical glitches). 76, with kernel wrappers, didn't work.
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I'd swear they have been always there, in the bookmarks editor :-? Guys, is my memory tricking me? Confirm.
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Where I'd find dates and times most useful, would be Bookmarks Actually, you have dates in bookmarks. They aren't displayed when hovering, if you are requesting something like that, but they can be viewed with the bookmarks editor. It shows the date added and the last time you clicked on it to visit the site (not the last time you visited it, despite the descriptive text).
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...history modification... I browsed through the Development forum, etc. Does the Latest Development Release, K-Meleon 76 RC or K-Meleon 76 Pro, contain such fine updates? The RC and RC2, being official, no, not yet as the date of I released my changes. For the unofficial custom version, called Pro, by rodocop, only him can answer it. Or download it and test it ;)
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https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/round-two-wannacry-ransomware-that-struck-the-globe-is-back Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to motherboard.vice.com. Cannot communicate securely with peer: no common encryption algorithm(s). (Error code: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap) The page you are trying to view can not be shown because the authenticity of
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Whatever was or was not patched did not stop the problem. Totally correct. As it was a "dropper". Or in human words, an attachment in a mail, or an URL in a mail that people followed, downloaded and run :/ People no following a minimum set of precautions. Not a new story. The bigger impact here was the spread across the LAN, as a worm, through that SMB vulnerability.
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Really hundreds of MB? with the direct link above it is only 5.5MB :S But it's also true that that small video, being just slightly bigger than 720p, eats loads of CPU time. P.S.: Moved.
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It does happen to me, but I'm with Gecko 31 browsers (K-meleon 75.0, Firefox 31). But, instead, why not downloading the real video. This trend about .gifv is a way to hide a real .mp4 file without sound. The file is at: High definition: https://giant.gfycat.com/RecklessDirectBlobfish.mp4 Mobile version https://thumbs.gfycat.com/RecklessDirectBlobfish-mobile.mp4 I really hate th
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