I can hardly wait for 1.4. I hope it nukes the useless "Don't ask Next Time" option on the profile manager. It'd be nice as a feature; alas, if you check it, start Moz, close Moz, start Netscape, close Netscape, start Moz, it'll load Moz w/ your Netscape profile, which is unacceptable. We NEED to sunder Mozilla profiles from Netscape's soon.

Regarding the HOF at the site: http://www.mozilla.org/university/HOF.html

s/chimera/camino/g

Nice Hall of fame though :)

Ok, while http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=179498 greatly helped the situation, I still see massive memory leaks under windows (through 1.3 final; 1.4 hasn't settled down enough yet for me to try, I do watch the checkins daily...)

I do surf using many, many tabs... but after a couple of days, Mozilla's memory usage will have grown to over 100MB. Closing all but the last window and closing all but the last tab will help a little, but not much over all, with memory use still remaining over 100MB.

I've looked around but not found any obvious documentation on how I may help troubleshoot this. The Debug menu item tools don't appear to do much (or I am ignorant in this area at least). Where can I find documentation/debug builds for Windows to help track this down?

Thanks, -Robert

Anyone know where the list of changes or new featuers can be found?

Thanks!

Are 1.0's in site for Phoenix or Camino?

The password manager became useles...

It does not work anymore with Hotmail, Yahoo, Operamail, and other university email sites. It does not promt to save the password and user name anymore. I do not think that this is a regression bug; it is probably related to some other factor since this failure started when the webmail sites changed their services. I would like to mention that Opera handles more than 90% of these sites successfully (by the password manager in version 7). I hope that hey plan to improve and fix the password manager in Mozilla. This is the main reason I switched to Opera...

"organizations shipping Mozilla-based products" - the next Netscape will be based an 1.4 ? but how about the promised toolbar customisation in Buffy ?

at what point is the mozilla team going to move to the 2.0 designation? it'd be kind of weird to see 1.1-1.9, then a 2.0.

at some point in the 1.x dev cycle they should stop adding features and just work on speed and bugfixes.

you'd think they'd save a ton of new features for a 2.0 release.

I want to use autocomplete in spite of M$IE-only autocomplete="off" parameter. BTW, many password managers for IE such as Gator remember passwords and ignore autocomplete="off".

Could developers implement a pref to ignore this stupid "feature"?

A download manager with - pause/resume buttons - possibility of queuing downloads - possibility of copy/paste URLs - autoresume across sessions

to get rid of proprietary software (like flashget) definitively.

A more extensive list of enhancements can be found in bugzilla (the posts by blaker@netscape.com)

If I were you, I'll write a letter to bank with nearly such content (sorry for bad english):

"Dr. Sir or Madam!

According to your request we have introduced support of autocomplete="off" in our browser. But in users' opinion this feature seems to be doubtful.

The main argument which is expressed repeatedly is that there are many password managers for Internet Explorer. These utilities remember password irrespective of autocomplete parameter in form field. You can't detect this software on server side, thus the pointing of autocomplete="off" loses any sense.

If you concern that an undesirable person will launch Mozilla on the same computer and log on to your site using saved password, we would inform you that our Personal Security Manager denies using autocomplete until user enters Master Password. When user is prompted to enter Master Password for the first time, Password Quality Meter suggests him to choose long and complicated password. Moreover, our browser enables the user to log off from Personal Security Manager temporary if he/she wants to go away from workplace for a while.

There is no way to read saved form data without entering a Master Password. Autocomplete data are strongly encrypted. If user has forgotten a Master Password, he/she should use Reset Master Password feature which automatically clears all saved passwords.

We consider that using our reliable and open-source Password Manager is much better that using shady programs such as Gator for remembering passwords. If you still have reasons to keep support of autocomplete="off" in Mozilla, we would be pleased to hear it.

Regards, ..."