Re: Refreshed build of SM 2.42.9ESR
Peter Brown <[email protected]> Mon, 28 Aug 2017 00:21:54 +0100
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Hi Dave Dave Yeo wrote: > Peter Brown wrote: >> Hi Dave >> >> Dave Yeo wrote: >>> I've uploaded a refreshed SeaMonkey 2.42.9, >>> https://bitbucket.org/dryeo/dry-comm-esr31/downloads/seamonkey-2.42.9R2esr.en-US.os2.zip >>> >>> >>> . Fixes include working full screen, both by pressing F11 and playing >>> videos (untested) as well as fixed plugin support. Even Flash should >>> work (untested). As well as a few other fixes courtesy of Bitwise. >>> Thanks to Bitwise for working on Gecko >>> Dave >> >> >> Starts fine, crashes straight away at youtube (javascript partially >> allowed) and at every site where I enable javascript - using NoScript to >> block javascript unless needed by a website. So, no chance of testing >> for video playback improvements. >> >> Anyone else seeing this problem? > > Javascript works fine here. Due to shortage of bandwidth, I've only > tested local video (webm) which works. > I uploaded newer libcx and NSPR4 to Bitbucket. You must have the libcx > as yours is running, can you try updating the NSPR4 dlls and see if that > helps? > Dave Err... No - a different libcx. I spotted Ians reference to a test libcx on os2world and have given that a try. No longer crashes at javascript enabled sites. Video playback capability is practically zero, the odd vid at youtube plays but most display "An error occurred.Please try again later. (Playback ID:... )" Whether attempting to play video or browsing a fairly simple website seems to involve a lot of peaking cpus - even typing this message involves lots of cpu peaks. Changed nspr4 and libcx to the versions you put on bitbucket. No change in video playback or the above behaviour. I should also add Thank You for the time and effort you put into building Seamonkey and other bits'n'bobs. Regards Pete