10:05:41 <mlh85386> njsg, frg_away, tomman, wg9s, newtobinparadigm: Hello. This is chatzilla and Seamonkey 2.53.10 running on this good old machine with this good old AMD Duron processor which did not have an opportunity to learn anything about SSE2. Thanks for your support. Is there need for documentation / translation work, which is the only thing I would be able to contribute?
12:28:50 <guest> !mlh85386 documenting your build setup may be a good idea such that other may build their own version if they can't use the official versions on their computers
18:48:58 <tomman> lazy-loading of images don't work on the BBC site on SM
18:49:14 <tomman> for example: see this article about the lovely plane everybody likes to hate: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59420570
18:49:21 <tomman> scroll down... and no picture loads :/
18:49:31 <tomman> on FF78ESR, it works
18:49:39 <tomman> no errors logged on console on either browser
18:49:47 <tomman> other than a bunch of CSP warnings
18:52:08 <tomman> relevant warnings on both browsers: https://pastebin.com/u06fP9UR
18:53:04 <tomman> (now that I check, FF logs an error, but it doesn't seem to impact anything related to lazy loading, plus FF logs far more CSP warnings than SM)
19:25:08 <frg_Away> tomman New profile in 2.53.11b1 pre and I see pictures. Gray bar at the top where something might be missing not sure.
19:26:57 <frg_Away> and this:
19:26:58 <frg_Away> Timestamp: 11/28/2021, 8:23:27 PM
19:27:00 <frg_Away> Error: SyntaxError: expected expression, got '?'
19:27:01 <frg_Away> Source File: https://gn-web-assets.api.bbc.com/ngas/dotcom-bootstrap.js
19:27:03 <frg_Away> Line: 1, Column: 8354
19:27:04 <frg_Away> Source Code:
19:27:06 <frg_Away> /\s+/g,"-"))):[],{title:c}=document;return{dfp_adUnit1:i[2]??"",dfp_adUnit2:i[3]??"",type:a,article:{destinations:[],key
20:41:18 <tomman> frg_Away: OK, tested on my other setup, both with an older copy of this profile, and a clean profile
20:41:21 <tomman> lazy loading works
20:41:28 <tomman> wonder what's happening on my setup then...
20:41:45 <tomman> ...wtf, and now it works here too
20:43:07 <tomman> maybe a transient network snafu?
20:43:10 <tomman> I'll blame Boeing :P
21:32:12 <sandrolinux> Hello