tomman: I tend to agree. Apart from maybe live streams, most use cases would be better served by just tossing an .mpeg file up on a web server and linking to it.

But nobody ever does that any more. Heck, most folks don't even do that with PDFs any more, they have to give you some crazy-horrible in-page PDF viewer.

jonadab: to be fair, I'm fine with PDFs inside browsers

they're a DOCUMENT format, after all

and one that is more suitable for the Internet than raw $OFFICE_SUITE documents

but yeah, another layer of complexity, etc.

I do not want to deal with binary plugins for that (hello Adobe! And rot in hell!)

Multimedia formats however are something I enjoy on an application suitable for the task, which is not and will never be a web browser

Theora, forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=185134

"At the same time, 99.999999% people are exposed to possible vulnerabilities hidden in this codec. It's just not worth it."

gotta love the sekuritah FUD as an argument to nuke Theora

...but on the flip side, Theora has been deader than dead for the last decade

basically only Wikipedia cared, until they didn't

Having said that, the fact Google is directing this effort to kill things they don't like (because of NIH, mainly) doesn't surprise me

it just shows how strong is their iron fist over the Internet standards these days

if Bill Gates were dead, he would be revolting on his grave

of hexchat crashing on here

sick of*

frg_Away: kicking the xulorg xr now btw

MattATobin this one new url? xr.binaryoutcast.com/seamonkey-2.53/search

Well lots of things that would make the internet a better place. They could start with wasm, then web components including shadow dom, then service workers and then later theora and a few other things :)

Theora is one of those rare things that put me into a dilemma: noone would shed a tear if it went away overnight and silently, but the fact Chrome is spearheading the effort to bury it basically makes me to react in anger, even if I have never encoded anything into that codec :D

if Mozilla had been the first one to give it the proverbial boot into the buttocks to Theora, we would have heard a few angry words from some hardcore FOSS nerds, but that's it

but nope, Chrome did it first, and Mozilla specifically cites THAT as a reason

same with jpeg xl I think. But another format I do not miss.

JPEG XL wasn't even given a chance to fight :/

death by committee because Google had to push WebP

Theora got their chance and flopped miserably, because 90% of the planet doesn't care about the MPEG-LA mafia cartel

webp another formant I wouldn't miss :)

frg_Away: no xr.thereisonlyxul.org

is where those sources will be

binoc's will ride off the same instance tho

it will be ncie to have ALL the codebases searchable again

the ONLY difference between xulorg and binoc's xr is that BinOC's will have non-mozilla projects and not so many archives listed and xulorg won't have non-mozilla binoc stuff and will have all the historical trees we are accustom to

I'll have the php bit send people around to the correct domain when relevant via url which covers the perl generated dropdowns between similar trees

all trivial stuff

just time consuming

cause reindexing what 20 some trees

lol

Thanks. Will update my link and the one in the wiki when I update the notes.

good day

I flashed my Bios on a chromebook and installed linux  thought no F11 key

Would be nice to have a full screen button on the navigation tool bar

Is everyone sleeping here?

wat, Chromebooks do not have function keys?

they do but not  all of them

i do not have it with me i think f1 to F9

then, what about a Fn+another key combo?

I would change the combo if it is possible

also there is no Del key for ctrl shift del  -  clear history

you can't change hotkeys on a vanilla setup of any Mozilla product

wonder if there is an extension for that

Fire fox has a full screen button on latest version on the navigation bar

plus the chromebook has a good touchscreen interface

oh, that would be indeed a good compromise, but there is no fullscreen button on SeaMonkey either, just the menubar entry and F11

a full screen button option for the navigation bar would be easiest for most users

was thinking the  developers might add a button for the navigation bar r i am requesting this

addons.thunderbird.net/EN-us/seamonkey/addon/toolbar-buttons this addon MIGHT had what you're looking for, but I don't know if it works on recent releases of SeaMonkey

and from what I've seen in my brief 60-second search, you're not the first looking for a fullscreen button

well my battery is almost gone, I will check your link,  and maybe the  developers might add a button to the navigation bar next releases cycle

I wouldn't hold my breath for that, given that very few people have been looking for one (although in 2007, touchscreens were not a thing on laptops), but I would definitely try to get that addon working