Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3464 mails)

[Darren Bowen <peewee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Registration Account wrote:
> 1.There is a known issue with HTTP/SSL causing problems. - You should
> see error responses.
> 
> 2.There is also a known issue with DNS traffic sent out when you first
> request a sight. A page may not or part load and sit forever. Then if
> you stop and refresh the full screen is displayed.
> 
> in reference to 1 above - it has been patched
> in reference to 2 above - unknown status of bug
> 
> Thats all I know about issues with FF in suse 10.2 - Many people report
> it to be a very very much slower browser.
> 
> Much is dependant on sites response.
> 
> Not much help I know but all I can help you with
> 
> Scott
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Pueblo Native wrote:
>> Darren Bowen wrote:
>>   
>>> Hello all,
>>>         I don`t know if anyone has asked this question or not.
>>> I try to watch the mailing list pretty close. And haven`t seen
>>> anyone ask about it. Sorry if I missed it if it`s been asked.
>>>
>>>         I`m using suse 10.2 with firefox 2.0 and 10.0 with
>>> firefox 1.5. Some web pages don`t display properly. I also
>>> have a debian box with firefox 1.0 and a mandriva free box
>>> with firefox 1.5 and the same web pages display fine.
>>>
>>>         Is there some setting I missed? Or is there something
>>> wrong with java or something like that? Any help would be
>>> appreciated .
>>>
>>> Darren
>>>         
>>>
>>>   
>>>     
>> A little bit hard to figure out.  It could be the java versions.  Have
>> you thought about copying over the .mozilla folder from your debian box
>> to your opensuse and seeing what happens then?
>>   
> 
 It must have something to do with java or some lib that its built
against, because I upgraded to debian 4.0 etch with firefox 2.0 and it`s
doing the same thing.
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