01:15:39 FINALLY https://crossref.thereisonlyxul.org/ 01:15:54 may need more adjustments but FINALLY 05:18:44 For some reason my SeaMonkey seems to have forgotten most of its browsing history. When I type something to the address bar, it only suggests very recently visited pages 05:21:42 In Firefox the address bar and its suggestions have been broken for a long time already, so maybe this is caused by some piece of code that has found its way into SeaMonkey from Firefox? 05:34:17 works for me in both 05:35:01 I have google search disabled, btw 07:47:11 a-865: I mean in *another* window with such a menu, although it's possible it's the same overlay that registers the window in the menu? 07:47:47 ah, just tested: data manager shows up, even though it doesn't have a menu 07:47:57 (when open, of course) 07:50:04 Sompi: firefox's address bar is a mess, I've seen some weird behaviour in fennec, but I see it on windows builds too, seems to be a new set of UI choices there. I think the silliest thing in fennec might be if you have one space in the address, it's handled as a search query. I can type a wikipedia short address, but no, it loads the search engine. And it also doesn't have bookmark keyword search... 07:51:31 a-865: As for SeaMonkey, you mean it forgot even recent browsing history, or just older? I think the default at some point was to keep a bunch of history but not *all*, so older entries would disappear. I think I have that disabled now because it really doesn't play well with "I remember visiting this, why isn't it in history?"; if it's including recent entries, it's possible the places db was discarded 07:51:37 somehow? does history save? what about bookmarks, still all there? 07:52:08 if it doesn't save between runs, I'd say it's probably a writability problem, but IIRC that shows a banner on startup 07:52:48 if bookmarks are all there, it should mean the problem wasn't the places db being discarded, conversely if they're missing, it almost certainly is the problem. 13:35:24 njsg: In beta profile, my history goes back to 2009; In release profile, all tabs were lost several months ago, so it only goes back 39 months. 13:48:28 frg_Away: i see the beta tag would it help to also index it? 13:49:13 also terribly sorry it took so long the weekend was a disaster 13:49:21 Just need to update the tag in the tree. Delayed it as usual. Just need to remember :) 13:49:57 No worries. Enough real life here too as usual 13:53:45 i got lots of space to index all the old trees but really.. beyond what I have beyond adding a few forks as well i don't see much to be researched and salavged from the gecko2-51 era .. except gecko17's makefile system for reference and MAYBE esr45 cause it was pre-mozconfigure but that's it.. everything we all know or what to know is in our respective trees to some degree or another and they are all newer than the range i said.. soo 13:54:11 also searchfox seems to have been updated to accomidate the git repo structure as well as fractured nature of mozilla-based projects 13:54:34 firefox-main 13:55:43 is there something wrong with calling it firefox-central? 13:55:55 or is the *-central naming racist now or something 13:59:26 frg_Away: you planning to upload to seafiles today? cause if not gonna move it to cadmium and setup the REST of the storage/ftp/files subdomains 14:12:50 no 17:40:24 LOL - Invalid SSL certificate Error code 526 * Visit cloudflare.com for more information. 17:40:56 what does cf require a valid cert on the host side now 17:41:04 in addition to issuing their own 17:41:15 in the old times you could bypass 17:41:29 it just had to be valid but not ca 17:41:30 if it's really a certificate issue 17:41:41 unless that changed 17:42:04 and shit a pseudo-static cert is easy to issue for that purpose 17:43:32 try again tomorrow or next week... 17:45:03 this is a 25 years old website with heavy traffic 17:48:19 ahhh back!