Re: Quick Prefs - Browser Spoofing - Crash

HJ wrote:

>Chuck Anderson <[email protected]> wrote:
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>>Mozilla 1.7RC1 Mozilla/5.0
>>(Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7b) Gecko/20040421
>>MultiZilla/1.6.2.0c)
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>>Multizilla 1.6.2.0. revision C
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Forgot to mention - WindowsXP.

>Read the red banner on the installation page 
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>"We kindly ask you to install the MultiZilla nightly for Mozilla builds after 2004-04-16 due to Mozilla bug 221619 being fixed."
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Okay. Sorry. I hadn't seen that. I'm not much of a "beta-user." I
install something and then run with it.

>In short, you should really upgrade to our current nightly.
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>>If I left click on the wrench (spanner) in the Mutlizilla toolbar I get
>>a drop down menu. Most things seem to be working okay except when I
>>hover over Browser Spoofing. When I do that, I get no spoofing
>>selections and Mozilla crashes.
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>Correct, this is bug: http://mozdev.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=6053
>and mozilla bug: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=238413
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>P.s. I hope to be able to update the source for QPrefs soon.
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Not sure what that means. Does this equate to you hope to fix the bug soon?

>>(How hard/easy is it to update. Will I have to reset Multizilla
>>preferences or is it all automatic?)
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>Upgrading to MultiZilla version 1.6.3.2e should be fairly easy. All you need is our installation page. 
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No luck.

I clicked on the MultiZilla v1.6.3.2(e) install link here:
http://multizilla.mozdev.org/installation.html

I followed the procedure and got the Success message. I closed Mozilla
(I don't use Quick Launch) and reopened Mozilla (I also rebooted even
though I have WinXP). About Multizilla still tells me I am using
1.6.2.0c. ???

Not sure what to do next. (I already downloaded multiviews-v1632.xpi and
tried that, too. Same thing. It still says that I am running 1.6.2.0c.)

>P.s. we've got some new pref settings that will be added fully automatically *after* you've reset "multizilla.prefs.checked" to false. You can read more about this on the installation page.
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This wasn't clear to me, either. When do I change this pref - before or
after I install the new version (and, before or after I shut down and
restart Mozilla)?

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