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  • #16
    Just download the latest nightly, extract it and copy the files over to your existing Firebird directory.
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    • #17
      Ok that seems to have worked, except that i lost my theme and a few custumizations, but all the other options are still the same. i totally love the new options, looks 10x better than the old ones. will it make me replace IE? maybe
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      • #18
        thop, the reason why you've lost your theme (I'm guessing skin) is because the old ones aren't compatible with 0,7. And if you mean general layout and settings...that shouldn't happen - Firebird doesn't store this in browser catalog (even extensions are stored outside of it if you choose to install them just for your profile, not globally)
        I just delete old builds completely and everything is ok.


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        • #19
          Ok it appears there are still bugs. I have no scrollbar and the password manager "remember for next time" thing is always unchecked.

          Nowhere: The google thing reappeared even though i had it disabled. But that was actually the only thing

          Another question: how do i uninstall extensions? Only lets me disable them.
          Last edited by thop; 11 October 2003, 13:54.
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          • #20
            Lack of scrollbar is typical if you try to use old skin with new Firebird (or even AFAIR when they are in Firebird skin directory) - just delete them all , go to Firebird site and download new ones.

            I don't have a problem with pasword menager in my build - but it's newer one, and there was such bug some time ago I think...I'd advise you t just download one of recent aebrahim builds from links I've posted earlier and wait till the oficial 0,7.


            zima
            Last edited by Nowhere; 11 October 2003, 14:00.

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            • #21
              which one is the aebrihim build for athlonXP? i only saw G5/G6/G7 build so i got another one (i think psion built or sth.) and that didnt work at all.

              scrollbar works now
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              • #22
                The one specifically optimized for AthlonXP you have here
                And here's the latest one, also optimized for Athlon (and P4) architecture from what I can see, but without req for SSE/SSE2.
                The speed difference between them shouldn't be noticeable I think...but if you want you can check yourself
                I personally use the first one now - the fastest for sure, and there weren't any bugs fixed during those 3 days that I care of.


                zima

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                • #23
                  I was once a Opera user. I however swayed away from it when Pheonix came out I duno, this browser is more comfortable than opera. Its not as bloated.
                  But i really like the the ...whats it called...mouse gesture function in opera! thats really cool

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                  • #24
                    http://optimoz.mozdev.org/gestures/ or http://easygestures.mozdev.org/

                    If there is any functionallity you are looking for that isn't in Mozilla or Firebird check out mozdev because there are a lot of nifty add-ons.
                    Last edited by TnT; 12 October 2003, 21:35.
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                    • #25
                      Gave 0.6.1 a try and like it, simple and fast enough (Opera's faster but it crashes on me ).
                      If I leave firebird windows opened and go do something else when I get back I loose mouse wheel functionality in those windows, have to reload the page or load another to get it back

                      edit: Forgot, the posting windows are quite annoying.

                      reedit: 0.7 doesn't have the scrolling problem. Looks like I have myself a new browser, hope it's stable and I'll get used soon to the shrinked message windows.
                      Last edited by Admiral; 13 October 2003, 00:00.

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                      • #26
                        Firebird has one good thing for it.
                        It can display this: http://www.citay.de/links/sumo/files/test.html properly.
                        IE and Opera are a bit off on that one. Try them out and see.
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                        • #27
                          Firbird 0.7 so far is excellent, aside from a few instabilities. Still makes IE look like it was programmed by a kid.
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