13:30:09 <teruna> Hello! I'd have a stupid question. SeaMonkey Mail by default blocks remote images in e-mails, but where are the exceptions stored? I have, by accident, allowed remote content to be loaded in one specific e-mail, but I do not find a way to withdraw this permission, as it does not appear in the Data Manager?
13:32:02 <frg_Away> teruna did you check the * entry in the data manager?
13:33:09 <frg_Away> If not domain specific the mail header is altered if I remember correctly.
13:33:50 <teruna> Yes, only the Permissions, Preferences, and Form Data tabs are enabled, but the respective tabs are all empty.
13:34:05 <teruna> I meant enabled for the * entry.
13:36:00 <frg_Away> then it is the mail header
13:41:31 <teruna> The weird thing is, that if I open any another mail with remote content, the menu that is opened by the "Options" button regarding the blocked remote content contains an entry "Edit permissions for remote content" that opens the data manager.
13:53:11 <frg_Away> you have the option to allow content for sender address, the mail or domains. First one ends in * second one in header and third one under domain in data manager too. Kludge time :)
14:08:45 <teruna> Thanks, frg, this is really helpful to understand what I actually did. I was distracted and did not really pay attention where I clicked, not a recommendable thing to do. ;-)
15:01:26 <teruna> To also add something more productive: I just successfully compiled SeaMonkey with the latest patch queue on Arch Linux with clang 19.1.7 and rust 1.86 (with the rust patch from Gentoo).
15:11:57 <frg_Away> great so I can add clang 19 to the working Linux compilers too
15:12:59 <frg_Away> Minus some l<te cZ patches this will probably become 2.53.21 too
15:13:05 <frg_Away> ^late
15:51:29 <frg_Away> gitlab wip updated
16:38:10 <frg_Away> hi nsITobin happy sunday
17:04:03 <nsITobin> hi
17:09:57 <IanN_Away> hi nsITobin
17:10:10 <nsITobin> greetings IanN_Away
17:10:21 <nsITobin> how goes it?
17:10:50 <frg_Away> nsITobin finally managed to fix something in suite again :)
17:11:09 <nsITobin> cool what did you fix?
17:11:36 <frg_Away> Bug 1827146
17:11:46 <frg_Away> Wanted to do it for some time now.
17:11:50 <frg_Away> njsg helped
17:12:20 <frg_Away> comes up regularly in the support groups
17:13:57 <nsITobin> well i am sure they will appreciate it
17:14:11 <frg_Away> Also ChromeUtils.generateQI is now supported so maybe some minor performance improvement. IanN did it some tiem ago but regressed stuff. Only part 1 seem to be all good for now.  So one of the top patches for central can be checked in too.
17:15:12 <frg_Away> Bug 1614671
17:16:17 <nsITobin> what are the downsides to using ChromeUtils
17:16:26 <nsITobin> not that it matters but I would like to know
17:17:14 <frg_Away> should be none. But doing them all breaks add-ons and would  need more cleanups. Some of the syntax is not supported by it.
17:17:29 <frg_Away> munch time. bbl
17:21:07 <nsITobin> wonder if missing things can be provided for using chromeutils for a full switch even if it requires patching extensions
18:59:55 <frg_Away> back
19:00:33 <frg_Away> Can be done if you patch the extensions.
19:00:41 <frg_Away> but not an option
19:01:10 <frg_Away> Even the shim mozilla provide first broke things
19:02:00 <nsITobin> well don't forget, extensions have to be maintained and written to the application it is targeting and our collective capacity to patch xul extensions is perhaps limited to couple dozen at MOST and licenses have to also permit it.
19:03:56 <frg_Away> yes that is why I don't break uBlock and NoScript
19:08:04 <nsITobin> NoScript is GPL
19:08:38 <nsITobin> so is ublock
19:11:38 <nsITobin> what in the devil is fastly and https://hg-edge.mozilla.org/
19:11:54 <nsITobin> i saw a fastly loading screen and was redirected here
19:12:11 <nsITobin> CDN
19:12:33 <nsITobin> Guess that was their solution to the fact that people were attacking the HG server
19:12:46 <nsITobin> cause they can't work iptables i guess
19:13:16 <frg_Away> nsITobin yes seems they redirect Chrom stuff to hg-edge now. If you get blocked on hg just change to hg-edge
19:13:24 <frg_Away> ^chrome
19:13:58 <nsITobin> you know it's funny...
19:15:42 <frg_Away> funny annoying :)
19:16:07 <nsITobin> no the thought escaped before i could type it.. but yeah it is annoying
19:16:39 <nsITobin> ... why .. didn't .. they .. put .. it .. behind .. cf .. i wonder
21:57:50 <njsg> don't give them ideas :-P
22:35:35 <nsITobin> i think it would work to the advantage of everyone if mozilla continued to self destruct and compramise every technology and principle they ever claimed to fight for.. All Mozilla can do now is show what shouldn't happen with open source and the web.
22:35:43 <nsITobin> at least in the long term
22:38:13 <tomman> what we need is to convince JWZ to close his tanking nightclub and come back to the frontlines with us :D
22:38:28 <tomman> ...but then we would have to ban him due to constant swearing~
22:38:50 <nsITobin> really
22:38:56 <nsITobin> would he cuss more than I?
22:39:15 <tomman> dude, you're a noob compared to him
22:39:27 <nsITobin> I still think he would hate me because of my poor historical decisions
22:39:29 <tomman> he is basically "Pissed 24x7"
22:41:40 <nsITobin> Yeah and that is what is needed
23:07:34 <njsg> plus pizza
23:26:48 <nsITobin> njsg: it's been needed since SeaMonkey was kicked out of mozilla-central
23:27:08 <nsITobin> i still feel this to be true today as it was then
23:27:56 <nsITobin> also means it comes from me not something I picked up from someone else and just decided it was among my causes
23:48:22 <nsITobin> ima go reboot into winders and place vice city
23:48:26 <nsITobin> peace