[Camino] citibank

paulc <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.chimera,gmane.comp.macosx.camino.general
Message-ID <p06240801c216235e2160@[24.193.74.36]>
At 12:00 PM -0800 3/8/07, [email protected] supposedly scribed:

>Paul,
>
>I don't mean to be a jerk, but isn't it clear that this is somehow
>related to your mac install or your specific profile? A few people 
>have confirmed
>there is no problem with the Citibank site.  You've played with your profile,
>installed extension programs, moved and copied files, played with development
>snapshots, and tested several ways to do things... whatever the problem is,
>it doesn't appear to be related to a default install of Camino, since no one
>else can replicate this problem.  Is that fair? 
>
>Nobody likes losing their
>cookies, preferences, bookmarks, etc, but at some point you have to accept
>that preserving your profile may be preserving whatever problem exists. 
>
>
>Am I wrong here?
>
>AS

No, as long as you don't call ME a jerk!

I  have tried to use every suggestion offered here, but they all lead 
to the same place. I'm sure some think I'm clogging the list, but 
from day one I have thought the issue is with Camino itself, so I 
have tried to be very specific about all the steps I have taken. Mac 
install or profile aside, no problem with the stable release version, 
intermittent problem with 1.1b1.

Before I completely drop the subject, with a totally fresh profile, 
with only my bookmark and SearchURL files from the old profile, as 
other say, it sure LOOKS like it's working. I even did 3 in a row. 
BUT the next day, it fails to render. I emptied the cache and 
retried, it works. Tried a second time, boom, it fails.

And I sure as hell know that an intermittent problem is awfully tough 
to pin down. THAT is why I've gone into such detail, because I know 
that's the best I can offer. Setting break points in the code, 
running memory dumps, watching code execution are all way beyond my 
capabilities.

BTW, after all is said and done, I decided a fresh start with cookies 
is not that bad a thing. Keychain Access makes it very possible. 
Hell, I was shocked to see that Camino needs to separate cookie files 
around 132k each so I have 5 of the buggers.
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