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buc
...if you have a time for it. Me need go.
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n00bn0bb3r
well hello there.
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gry
hi :)
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n00bn0bb3r
So what going on?
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gry
not much, it's early afternoon here, i'm installing some perl app for website backend
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n00bn0bb3r
Its 0337 over here and i am basking in the glow of relief at gettibg ny fb account back from the hacker
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n00bn0bb3r
And now i have a treasure trove of data with which i can... see if i can return the favor.
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n00bn0bb3r
Where is early afternoon right now? Like.... Australia or something?
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gry
yes, Australia :)
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gry
why do you use facebook?
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gry
irc is so much more useful in nearly every aspect
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n00bn0bb3r
LOL! Hey if you put a sandwich to the floor right now, and me doing the same... we'd have an earth sandwitch....
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n00bn0bb3r
Yeah but not everyone i know is on irc.
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n00bn0bb3r
Everyone i know is on fb
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n00bn0bb3r
Despite my efforts
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gry
I'd suggest to continue these efforts, in person maybe more effective :)
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n00bn0bb3r
i must admit, part of the blame is on me. I didn't set up 2fa before.
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gry
also if they don't like irc they can also use something else like gnu jami or mastodon, it is a more modern looking interface
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n00bn0bb3r
But... but... how will i be able to enjoy the entertaining conspiracy theorists, flat earthers and lizzard people believers?
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gry
they are on irc, mastodon a lot
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n00bn0bb3r
Really, if i'm down, there is little that cheers me up faster than a good lizard people flat earther.
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seninha
Hi, do you know any gemini extension for SeaMonkey?
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n00bn0bb3r
I am also of the opinion we shouldn't try to ban misinformation and things like that. We should educate the people so they don't believe in them anymore
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n00bn0bb3r
sorry i'm kind of new to seamonkey
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n00bn0bb3r
Installed it because i was fed up with my emailclient, and the seamonkey gave me nostalgia kick. Feels a lot like a certain netsheep....
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n00bn0bb3r
And then i noticed the irc button.... and i couldn't not try it. Soooo many memories of soooo long ago.... :P
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gry
nice
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» gry looks up 'gemini'
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n00bn0bb3r
Hey does seamonkey have a DC++ addin or something to complete the nostalgia injector kit?
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gry
seninha: what should such an extension do?
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n00bn0bb3r
FIlesharing mostly. And injecting nostalgia like straight into the artory!
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gry
lol, nice.. I wrote extensions for firefox before, so I don't see why dc++ wouldn't work, just would take some time to write
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n00bn0bb3r
I remember vividly that once on LAN party we all gathered around the DC++ server to watch the total shared size and cheered when we reached the magical 1 TB shared!!!!
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seninha
gry: geminy protocol is like gopher, and the web itself, a protocol to access hyperlinked documents:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_%28protocol%29
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seninha
s/geminy/gemini/
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n00bn0bb3r
that was with about 70 users
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n00bn0bb3r
70 people sharing 1TB
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n00bn0bb3r
those werer the days.
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n00bn0bb3r
omg, i am so old right now.....
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n00bn0bb3r
*jumping off my balcony. I am too old*
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n00bn0bb3r
(don't worry, 1st floor)
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gry
well, there is
addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/geminize , it simply uses a proxy, it does not give an engine on your pc itself
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gry
which means in theory you could use such a proxy in a seamonkey without installing such an addon
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n00bn0bb3r
oh... shoot... almost 04:00.... i should really try to get some sleep... Keep my rythem consistent. 4 hours sleep per 72 hours minimum.
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gry
though I think it is not the best solution out there; I would have preferred a parser for it in the addon itself
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n00bn0bb3r
Have fun gemenizicing..
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gry
n00bn0bb3r: okay come back soon :)
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n00bn0bb3r
Gnight!@
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seninha
gry: such add-on is probably something easy to write.
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seninha
It seems.
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seninha
But I do not have the knowledge. heh
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gry
yes, and if I find a firefox addon to steal for this, then this becomes twice as easy :) I am checking
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seninha
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seninha
oh, you already linked it
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gry
it contacts a proxy, so it does not provide a gemini parser inside of the addon - this makes it rely on availability of the said proxy, which in my view is not a good idea
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seninha
For the gopher protocol (something like gemini, but older), I use
gopher.floodgap.com/overbite
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user14
Now that Mozilla is going to work with Meta/facebook on new tracking methods, is that work going to trickle down into seamonkey too?
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gry
not entirely sure but personally I suspect it would only come here in the 'do not track me' form :)
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user14
That would be a good thing, the whole internet has gone crazy, as a '90's kid I do miss the days stuff was trivial.
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gry
good to know that :-)
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gry
do you know any html or css and the like too?
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gry
I found software called 'ikiwiki' last year, it looks versatile and pretty straightforward
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user14
Nah, web programming is a thing now, it's not just some tagging of text anymore. Never attracted me in the first place anyway.
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gry
I see
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user14
Heck, there are now frontend and backend developers for websites. So being fullstack is like a unicorn with 5 legs or something. No no, it's either working with good frameworks or using Drupal of Wordpress for websites that work well on any screen.
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njsg
"work well on any screen" :-D
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njsg
something out there is wrong because I've seen a lot of designs that tend to work poorly *because* of that, but it could really be just the thing done wrong
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njsg
"your display isn't wide enough, so we're optimizing this for touch interaction and making the text so big you need to stand on the other side of the room to read it", for example
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tomman
> Meta
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tomman
I found an easy solution for that
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tomman
I just block all Meta services (except for WhatsApp) on my router via DNS
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tomman
authoritarian-style
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tomman
can't block WhatsApp because $FAMILY uses it, sadly (not me, but that means being isolated from the world)
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tomman
wanna share a selfie to your Instagranola? Not in my premises, sorry
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tomman
this is also why I don't run script/adblockers on browsers
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tomman
I believe content filtering belongs to network equipment, not clients
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tomman
a PiHole (or in my case, an ancient Pentium box running Debian, iptables and BIND) is enough, and if your sites manages to get crap past the radar, blacklisted 4lyfe
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tomman
I've always hated webdev/mobile anyway, call me a dinosaur
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user14
@tomman You are no dinosaur, the addsupported web just got out of control, just like everything else humans do :)
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franstam
tomman, user14 agreed, just check the github chat above
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user14
Just missing some addons on seamonkey atm, I do use addblock localy and keepassxc or bitwarden
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tomman
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tomman
now they've infected Microsoft deep to the core
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WG9s
frg_Away: oh btw in future asking people to bisect using the WG9s builds, would be better to say bypass suing the 2.53 builds at
ftp.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/nightly
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WG9s
I am not sure the poeple you are sking to bisect realize my builds are archived there
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frg_Away
WG9s yes that is why I posted the link to them there.
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WG9s
oh did you great!~
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WG9s
ftp and archive actullhy as far as I know are now the same but i put ftp in the IRC topic jsut to make the topic shorter
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WG9s
i did not really see the original things you sent the one sayhing use WG9s builds that did not have the link was kind of alerted to me becuase it had WG9s in it
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buc
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frg_Away
WG9s First IanN_Away and then me:
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frg_Away
23:22 Maybe some nightly builds saved?..
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frg_Away
23:23 archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/nightly
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frg_Away
23:25 Maybe archive.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/nightly/2021
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WG9s
and today I am working on getting the ability to do memory tests working on all the systems I am using to try to work on the code so I don't end up posting stupidity or failing tests because my memory is defective. (I meant my computer memory, but my personal memory is also suspect)
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buc
So something between 2.53.9.1 and this 10pre build
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WG9s
OK at that time I was not omitting l10n only changes from getting archived, but still should be able to archive
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WG9s
able to bisect
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WG9s
just wouold be testing identical builds soimetimes
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WG9s
es[ecially if the cahnge got in close to release time so lsots of builds posted with ouly la0n changes
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WG9s
that is why i stopped posting those
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WG9s
I need to still build them unless you say I only need to do new de builds for code changes and not for de locale changes
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WG9s
bit yhren i need to do the linux-64 builds anyway jsut to post the new langpacks
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buc
Well, if it is possible, any list of commits (for gitlab) and/or patches (for WG9s site) is welcome here.
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buc
WG9s: Any chances that some your builds (before 2021-09-07) are preserved somewhere (locally)?
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WG9s
buc actually meant that to be on a different channel, but the issue is what gets built and posted to my site and what gets posted to9 archive.mozilla.org. since I only post en-US builds to archive I don;t post new builds to archive if l10n changes only, but I do post the new langpacks so archive gets all the changes just does not get new en-US builds that are identical so just slow down...
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WG9s
...bisecvting. and needlessly take up space on a mozi8lla server which they are likely to ask why are we using so much space on.
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buc
tomman: The last chance is if you can bisect the latest commit of github-wc-polyfill addon, which triggers the issue for SM >= 2.53.10 .
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frg_Away
Seems I only have one from July and then October it seems.
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frg_Away
Looking at the changed files till mid August there is
Bug 1477090 and
Bug 1379688 but I don't think these would cause a difference.
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WG9s
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njsg
I might have 2021-09-04, 2021-08-28; next (older) one here is 2021-07-30 9b1pre.
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WG9s
but onlhy one from august 21st and next is from sept 7th
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frg_Away
WG9s The August one is 2.57
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WG9s
oh you are correct
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WG9s
so fist build that shows the sept 7th build shows the issue and previous good build is from july?
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njsg
I have a 2021-07-22 linux build that says 10b1pre, so I probably mislabeled one of these?
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WG9s
sao kind of my fault tried to debug this with 2.57 builds before posting 2.53 builds until I was sure it was working.
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frg_Away
njsg might be one of the earliest ones.
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buc
njsg: Could you publish somewhere the builds you have?
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buc
frg: Reverting of
bug 1477090 and/or
bug 1379688 does not affect the issue :(
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frg_Away
buc if you want to check the queue I can give you access for gitlab.
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buc
I will feel out of my comfort zone if I violate someone's privacy without extreme necessity. If the development process is more comfortable to go in a private area (ie. not readable by arbitrary people in the World), let's respect this choice.
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frg_Away
buc its actually not private. WG9s publishes the fixes every day. I just wasn't sure about licensing when I added them first. Probably a mood point and I could make them public.
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WG9s
ftgI kind of already explained to buc that heC each day.
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WG9s
but yeah I think should be public read and a group thing on who can write so then use the same group can write for 253 257 central
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WG9s
and perhaps eiater a sepearete list for wip or a seperate group
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WG9s
i don;t think wip should be public readable nor should everyone who can publish on the 2532 257 and central repos be able to publish or read seamonkey-wip
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WG9s
hemm sorry i thought i was in a privte conversation sith you.
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WG9s
bjut i screwed up on tab completion
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WG9s
by typing ftg instead of frg\
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frg_Away
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frg_Away
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buc
frg: Well, it is much better than before.
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buc
WG9s: Could you preserve the "series" files for different dates? Sometimes (esp. for oldschool people as we are) it is more convenient to work with plain files (provides by your site), the only missing thing is to determine the proper snapshot set. Just preserving the serials probably can help here.
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buc
The "workaround: is to use files' timestamps, but from time to time the things are overwritten totally (with the same mtime for all the files).
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tomman
well, GitLab works again on our browsers thanks to the latest addon update by JustOff
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tomman
GitHub is still... GitHub
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tomman
buc: haven't had chance for bisecting, hopefully tonight!
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tomman
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Home_PC
Prety much a novice computer user. Just noted I cannot type into FB messenger using the lastest build.
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tomman
Home_PC: Press F12 on your keyboard, and look at the messages on the Console tab
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tomman
can you see any error there?
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Home_PC
NO screen just pops up and the disappears
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frg_Away
FB is a known problem. Workaround is to use the clipboard I think. Unsure which new feature they need. Hits other browser based on pre 57 Gecko too.
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Home_PC
OK. I hate messenger anway. Im trying to get people to use signal..LOL
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tomman
could be worse
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tomman
they could be on WhatsApp... which didn't worked on web browsers last time I bothered checking
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Home_PC
Yeah. signal has been good. Element so-so
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tomman
I'm not using Signal due to other reasons, but from all the "modern messenger apps", the one that pisses me of the least is Telegram
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tomman
there is a Pidgin plugin and a F-Droid build, and that's all what I need
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tomman
too bad most of my contacts installed it and forgot because WhatsApp is like a dictatorship on IM
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Home_PC
Right on... Thanks for the note on the work around.
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buc
tomman: Sent you email with 1.2.12's bootstrap.js indented.
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buc
tomman: and surely toggle "security.csp.enable" to false (since the script hash is changed).
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tomman
buc: isn't it enough to unpack the XPI, do the mods, repack, and reinstall?
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tomman
But then the .XPIs I've had to mod didn't interacted with websites
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buc
tomman: You can just leave it unpacked under extensions/ subdir of your profile, but preserve the same name of subdir as for the archive (WITH .xpi . No idea why).
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tomman
For me it's just easier to repack and reinstall, but then, that's how I've usually dealt with addon problems
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buc
tomman: customElements part remains unindented since it is not changed by that commit.
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tomman
OK, I've got a repacked .XPI ready to (re)install
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buc
tomman: the commit inserts lines [524, 3838]
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tomman
buc: with your modified bootstrap.js, we go back to "TypeError: this.attachShadow is not a function"
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buc
tomman: Did you toggle "security.csp.enable" ?
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tomman
OK, had forgot to do that
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tomman
now it doesn't give errors
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tomman
the user menu is still blank, tho
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tomman
oh wow, there is a new error from GitHub: "TypeError: this.getTextWithoutMode(...).trimStart is not a function"
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tomman
wonder if we can ignore that one for now
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buc
tomman: You can see how the unintended code was add in the commit in the plain patch:
JustOff/github-wc-polyfill 727fe0e5da88.patch
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tomman
oh joy, minified code
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tomman
everything JavaScript gets me a very repulsive feel in my insides
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frg_Away
Bug 1434007 Implement String.prototype.trimStart and String.prototype.trimEnd let me check
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tomman
I wasn't getting this one yesterday, but then, we were stuck with the attachShadow error
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tomman
the error comes from command-palette-element.ts:472:27, which lives at... chrome://devtools/content/webconsole/app/assets/modules/github/command-palette/command-palette-element.ts
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tomman
maybe one of those newfangled Typescript bundles or whatever they're called?
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tomman
once again, JavaScript *sigh*
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buc
tomman: Whether this "trimStart" error related to the user-menu issue we try to resolve?
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tomman
buc: dunno if it is related or not, but it happens at every GH page load
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frg_Away
part 1 applied mostly clean.
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tomman
buc: ...or not
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tomman
it doesn't happen if you manually navigate via URLs
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tomman
it happens if you navigate normally using links
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tomman
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tomman
the trimStart error doesn't happen
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tomman
then, click on any issue there
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tomman
you navigate to the issue, and get the error
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tomman
but if you copy'n'paste the URL instead, it doesn't happen
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tomman
(doesn't even have to be a issue page, but pretty much any link - click and the page loads, but you get the error)
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tomman
naturally, you gotta have the addon installed first (otherwise you couldn't get past the attachShadow error and friends)
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buc
tomman: Cannot reproduce trimStart issue. Neither 2.53.8.1, nor 2.53.11b1. Both 1.2.12 .
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tomman
try with 1.2.13
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tomman
OK, with your bootstrap.js-indented 1.2.12 I don't get any error (after turning off security.csp.enable)
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tomman
with "vanilla" 1.2.12 I don't get any error either
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buc
tomman: Let;s test our issue with 1.2.12, since 1.2.13 can introduce new ones... :)
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tomman
The biggest issue with 1.2.12 is the insanely slooooooooow performance (which 1.2.13 addresses)
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tomman
but aside of that, I can't get the user menu working with any release
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tomman
so, maybe check with previous SeaMonkey releases then? (I'm on 2.53.10.2)
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buc
Maybe try intended bootstrap.js with SM-2.53.9.1 (where user-menu works), then try to strip it as much as possible while the user-menu still works, then try such a stripped one on 2.53.10 ...
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buc
(stripped I mean the commit changes)
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tomman
oh wow, these are almost 4000 lines of code!
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tomman
where to begin...
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frg_Away
buc tomman updated gitlab 2.53 with the patches for
Bug 1434007 but was too late for todays build.
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frg_Away
Jo if everything just would be so easy. Hope it helps.
ibb.co/P6TKLP6
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buc
frg: https/bakkot.github.io/test262-web-runner/ seems require serviceWorkers. BTW, whether it is safe to enable it and webauthn at downstream level for 2.53.11 ?
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frg_Away
buc service workers is not safe. webauthn is in but one patch adding permission prompting is not. Ran out of time, no way to really test it and needs stuff added to the SeaMonkey permission promptiing. So I wouldn't enable unless you have a way to test it first.
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frg_Away
Bug 1430150 is missing for webauthn