Re: SeaMonkey 2.42.9

On 06/14/2017 08:22 PM, [email protected] wrote:

> hard coded to be \\unixroot\* (etc/usr/var) in the SeaMonkey drive.  > This is not well documented, and the fora have much confusion

If you have a suggestion for how best to describe this in the 
mozsupport.txt file, I'm open to it.  The simple answer is to unzip it 
to the root of the drive that has SeaMonkey, but it's not hard-coded to 
that if you have %UNIXROOT% etc. configured.

> I finally got SeaMonkey up and running, and functional for many pages
> much better than 2.14.  However there were still some serious issues

If the current 45esr build gives you too much grief, the 38esr build 
(2.35) is likely to be better for you than going back to 2.14, 
especially now that you have all the extra DLLs.

> A) There was a insta-crash accessing the "Download" menu.

Try removing downloads.(rdf|sqlite) from your profile, and see if that 
helps.

> B) There was a insta-crash on the OpenSteetMap edit page the instant
> the mouse was moved.

Did you get a *.trp crash log?

> C) There was a insta-crash accessing video.

What kind of video?

> D) The stability is still not prime time.

Nope.

> I also would like to change the default browser and display fonts to
> bigger sans-serif, but was unsuccessful.

Using the preferences UI, or userChrome.css?  You may want to describe 
in more detail what you are trying.

> FYI, I have a franken system (ECS 2.1) with Panorama.  I hope to soon
> install AN 5.0 to seek improvements.

Other than having some RPM packages installed and Yum repositories 
pre-configured for you, it shouldn't be much different for this use 
case.  It does come with SeaMonkey 2.35 as an installation option, though!