Re: MZ and Google

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> Andrea wrote:
>> I'm using SeaMonkey with MZ 1.8.3.4e, and when I open up a new tab
>> and go to Google, it reverts back to another tab with a different
>> Google search and replaces that search. This only happens if I click
>> on the Google bookmark saved on my personal toolbar. If I type in
>> the Google.com URL, I can have multiple searches open. I deleted
>> that bookmark and saved a fresh one, but it didn't help. I used to
>> be able to have several Google searches open without typing the URL
>> in. I don't have this problem when I use SeaMonkey without MZ. (I
>> know this because I disabled MZ with the extension manager without
>> thinking ahead and realizing that I couldn't easily add it back! And
>> I did this once before too but obviously didn't learn from
>> experience.
>
> have you tried testing in a fresh profile?

Yes, and the problem doesn't exist with a fresh profile. But it also doesn't 
exist when I use my
usual profile without MultiZilla.
>
>> However, the information about how to bring MZ back is online, so
>> it's working now.) Thanks.
>
> what are you talking about here?

My question was about the multiple tabs with Google searches. I was only
mentioning that I'd accidentally disabled MultiZilla so that you'd know that
the problem didn't exist when MZ was disabled, which indicated to me that
the problem was related somehow to MZ.
>
> As for you question in the general group, well, you
> just posted this message yesterday, and already you're
> complaining because nobody has answered it already.
> Besides, *I* posted a question May 29th and still
> nobody has answered it.  As to your question, the
> developers of multizilla are /sort of/ no longer
> maintaining this extension. The head developers, HJ,
> has stopped.  You can read it here:

I wasn't complaining. In fact, in the general group I stated that I realized
I'd only recently posted the question, but as the most recent post before
that was in February, I was wondering if anyone's responding in that group.
I don't see one from May. That's odd because I unsubscribed and resubscribed
purposely to see if I'd missed any recent posts.
> news://news.mozdev.org:119/[email protected]

Sorry, I'm not able to access that account.
>
> message dated May 12, 2008 by Paul Hartman. Whether
> Michael picks it up and continues with it is another
> story.  There was some discussion about Phil Chee
> taking it on, and if he's going to roll with it, I
> don't know.