Chapter 6 wrote:If you've ever tried to use a website that requires Firefox or Internet Explorer, you'll understand why.
I've seen this claim a few times — just out of curiosity, does anyone have any examples of sites that work with FF but not IW?
detly wrote:Chapter 6 wrote:If you've ever tried to use a website that requires Firefox or Internet Explorer, you'll understand why.
I've seen this claim a few times — just out of curiosity, does anyone have any examples of sites that work with FF but not IW?
detly wrote:Chapter 6 wrote:If you've ever tried to use a website that requires Firefox or Internet Explorer, you'll understand why.
I've seen this claim a few times — just out of curiosity, does anyone have any examples of sites that work with FF but not IW?
BioTube wrote:Konqueror's user agent is a little subpar. There's no option for recent Firefox/IE versions and no place to put a custom string in.
BioTube wrote:The only thing that violated the DFSG is the logo. Everything else was acceptable. Therefore, the logo was replaced with the generic one.
Mez wrote:You can easily just disable viewing signatures
Click here - and set "Display Signatures" to No
L_V wrote:Chapter 6 wrote:So Debian has clearly made considerable changes to the Firefox code. .
Where is it possible to find a list of these "considerable" changes from Firefox to Iceweasel ?
It should help for better clarity. Still obscure to me.
I forgot to say I am not a developer.Velvet Elvis wrote:apt-get source iceweasel
the diffs should be in there.
# which /dev/dsp wrapper to use
ICEWEASEL_DSP="none"
maclag wrote:I still think the font management in debian (and linux in general) is a nightmare, with all the different tools (which one should we use? fontconfig? defoma? other one?) and confusion between app fonts and Xorg fonts.
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