08:31:47 <hardys> frg_Away: the link in the release notes of SM 2.53.10 "What's New in SeaMonkey 2.53.10" points to the news from 2.53.9
08:41:22 <hardys> frg_Away: correction: not in the release notes but in the "Project News"
12:15:05 <tomman> yay~!
13:48:08 <frg_Away> hardys tomman fixed
13:49:15 <frg_Away> or it will in a few minutes. Job still needs to run
13:50:41 <frg_Away> fixed now but might need a reload.
18:25:07 <mlh85386> Hello. It's me again. Yesterday's build with the settings that shall exclude the use of SSE2 instructions failed. I contacted the Debian maintainer for help; as the Firefox-Binary distributed by Debian is not dependent on SSE2. Thus there must be a way. Perhaps a library included "with-system-..." is responsible. Probably grepping the sources of these library for SSE2 helps.
18:51:35 <therube> thank you for .10 :-).
19:08:56 <tomman> autoupdate Just Werks™ on my other 2.53 setup to .10
19:09:09 <tomman> too bad you can't let the betas autoupdate to stable...
19:10:43 <frg_Away> tomman yes that would be cool but would need new builds with a beta update channel.
19:11:14 <tomman> No biggie, I'll just keep unzipping release tarballs, like the dinosaur I am :)
20:55:24 <therube> on 1 system (that updated automatically), i noticed both; MapiProxy.dll & MapiProxy_InUse.dll (which are dated & are exactly the same)
20:55:26 <therube> is 1 expected to be cleaned up on the next browser open, or something like that?
21:10:16 <frg_Away> therube I usually have both with the same date
22:30:55 <tomman> https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/web/ChromePrivateNetBlocks yay for more Chrome break---wait, why in the hell a PUBLIC website is loading content from your intranet!??!?!
22:31:14 <tomman> hate to side with evil, but this is one of the rare Chromeisms that are actually for good
22:32:51 <tomman> if some appliance in your network requires for a public webserver to pull content from it on a web browser (can't really think on a valid use case for that), well... you deserve to get 0wned
22:34:08 <tomman> an intranet page pulling content from an Internet server? Valid (from useless crap like social network widgets, to perfectly reasonable stuff like software updates and support/help functions)
22:34:38 <tomman> but an Internet page loading content from your intranet? Enlighten me please, as all I can see are red flags everywhere
22:35:10 <njsg> I think Noscript has had support for that for some time (Was it called ABE, or via ABE, or something else?)
22:35:44 <njsg> ah, via ABE, it's default ABE rule