When starting ChatZilla from the command line via the -chat option, I can't also specify in the command line a server to connect to, right?

skejg: I haven't tried it, but any chance an irc: (or ircs:?) URI would work?

njsg: indeed, it works! thanks :)

frg_Away: i know i could go look for my self and likely will but how difficult were the fe changes for the places update and do you see any specific reason why it wouldn't work pretty much as-is going back to my code level

Cause I wanna update places fe THEN recreate the history manager part and end where i started except with updated components

i should say extensive not so much difficult

suppose the easiest thing to do is duplicate the places window and exclude history on the main one.. and on the copy just exclude everything BUT history

that would give a bit of a useablity upgrade to the history manager window ux not that I am not a sucker for a window with a menubar and tree view.. BUT TWO TREE VIEWS ARE BETTER!

hell maybe i can modify the places window to work like the permission manager dialogs and have it load what shit i say when I invoke it else default to bookmarks and history shit that way I could make it mostly a shared toolkit component

so other apps automatically have a basic places ui tho any integration would remain appspecific

you could take in the change maybe add a pref if the user wants to have em seperate or unified then specify the load flags in your tasks or utils overlay

CaptainTobin I tried to get it into 2.49 after we spoke last time but the rebases were very time consuming. I suspect if you put in 10 days works should be doable. I actually like the history there. What I find stupid is the download integration and I didn't take for SeaMonkey. Download manager even with its current limitations is way better.

well in the phoenix/24 era ux downloads integration was a hacky overlay which i believe was done that way cause of the transitory period between nsDownloads and JSDownloads .. did they ever fully resolve it or left it as it was to share with the rest of their shittype download whore?

sorry i might have phased in and out of reality for a second..

anyway so outside the places component its self how extensive were the changes needed for navigator.xul and co

obviously bookmarks menu toolbar and button needed adjusted

and i will have to adjust my history menu i added as well

but what else?

like shit in tabbrowser .. context menus?

remember i am looking at this as a port from you to me not firefox to you

Other than toolkit it was basically one bug with many parts. A few followup too. Let me check.

Bug 1378089 is the main one. Bug 1456589 a follow-up. I moved around stuff to match the browser file structure. Made backporting easier and also I found it more logical.

Whenever there were direct followups I linked them to one of the two. Usually ... :)

It still hae a problem with drag and drop in 2.53 but fixed in 2.57 so just needs a bit more stuff.

Latest patches are here: gitlab.com/frg/seamonkey-253-patche…/-/tree/master/comm-release/patches

They might not match the orginal ones.

The biggest problem outside of the library was the bookmark page dialog and a few others. The Library is more or less a better looking Fx one.

And you need to apply a bunch of stuff to go from orginal 52 to 56 level and then to about 60 level. Bad errors in between. Was totally unstable at 57 level.

Not sure if Bug 979280 has all dependencies in toolkit.

Your Daily Chromeisms of the day: wasm.continuation-labs.com/d3demo

wait, IT RUNS on SeaMonkey!?

...didn't bothered starting a game, tho - 380MB download!

but the menu works

While it's nice to see that the "It Runs DOOM™" meme is still strong, I don't believe 3D AAA FPS (or any modern videogame) belongs to web browsers...

(inb4 EA starts doing a subscription service of FIFA-as-a-Service web games--- OH WAIT, they lost that license!)

frg_Away: maybe i should swipe mine from basilisk and replicate the work cause I forgot you are continuing to change stuff related to that

i really dunno

i just don't want to get a quarter into one possibility and have to scrap it

CaptainTobin I found some minor errors in the previous ones and fixed them in the patches. Mostly minor differences with what got checked into comm-central. But they are stable now for some time. Thinking about checking most of the comm-release stuff in the queue too. Will happen for the mozilla ones soon. At about 6700 patches again and the first 8900 checked in.

why are all those patches needed?

just insanity

oh, here is a new one for the regex collection:

"SyntaxError: invalid regular expression flag s"

from the most unlikely place: JWZ's blog!!!

Open any topic, you will find two instances of the error: one for his comments form script (trixcomments.js), and another for some stuff he uses for avatars (mirror-gravatar.js)

these scripts are NOT minimized, because the Primordial Mozillan is a dinosaur, just like us

addr = addr.replace (/^\s+|\s+$/s, '').toLowerCase();

/^https:\\/(?:[^\/]+\.)*youtu\.be\/([^\/?&#]+)/s)) { // youtu.be

dunno what exactly does those break, as I don't dare commenting at THAT blog, but the comment editor seems to work?

lost my session, but it's present in sessionstore.bak (which I have preserved). Any trick to restoring it? Just overwriting sessionstore.json doesn't work.

Megaweapon: it happens every few weeks to me too

I have no option but to parse that huge JSON blob (it also contains full tab history, including closed ones), and figure out what tabs were open last time

haven't found why it happens

weird, I've only had this happen once or twice before and been using this as my main browser since it was moz suite

hi can someone help me make a seamonkey theme?