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[Pu7o]

Well, the last time I tried it, it didn't work. I don't know if it will work at the moment.

[Acid_Burn]

Pu7o, on Oct 19 2005, 09:12 AM, said:

Well, the last time I tried it, it didn't work. I don't know if it will work at the moment.

My Firefox 1.6a1 x86 crash´s by opening the "chose" Folder in Rapidshare. The System freeze total.... RESET

[urig-herb]

Danica_Talos, on Oct 19 2005, 11:35 AM, said:

My Firefox 1.6a1 x86 crash´s by opening the "chose" Folder in Rapidshare. The System freeze total.... RESET

What do you mean with "chose Folder"? I successfully up- and downloaded from rapidshare without any problems.

[Pu7o]

There are some websites that make my builds of Gecko browsers crash, since Gecko isn't stable on Mac OS X x86 yet, but fortunately, that doesn't happen very often now

[SixShot]

All I am doing for FireFox is just downloading the OS X binary from the Mozilla site and running it. Works like a charm.

[melchior]

SixShot, on Oct 21 2005, 04:03 AM, said:

All I am doing for FireFox is just downloading the OS X binary from the Mozilla site and running it. Works like a charm.

but ppc is slow. =( you want fast! intel builds are fast! we all want fast!

if i use winxp to load a page it is instant. in os x  (on a real mac or on this inte mac it's slow =(

[SixShot]

Sure, its a little slow to fire up at first, but then after that it works fine. If video acceleration was working for Nvidia cards, it would be like having an Intel build.

[urig-herb]

SixShot, on Oct 21 2005, 09:41 AM, said:

Sure, its a little slow to fire up at first, but then after that it works fine. If video acceleration was working for Nvidia cards, it would be like having an Intel build.

Please don't tell us that using an application with rosetta is "fine". It's always better to use a native app. It's at least twice as fast. The thread is about x86 version, the forum is called "Porting Applications". So please no more "tips" like this. Sorry for being rude.  

[SixShot]

Well you may oppose to it, but I am sure others won't. I'll leave the mods to make those decisions.

[pet1]

How can one get flash to work with this build?

[Pu7o]

You don't, unless you can find a flash binary compiled for x86.

[myzar]

now that https://bugzilla.moz...g.cgi?id=312929 has been fixed you can build from branch too if you want or care, that bug was the reason that all your branch build were refusing to start

[Hagar]

Yes, unfortunately some of us are still experiencing this non-starting bug with the 10/21 build.. haven't yet tried all the options, so there may be a solution, but for now, it doesn't work for me.

[Pu7o]

Well, it does compile, and it does run, but it seems to be extremely unstable (It crashes in almost all webpages).

[flibblesan]

I just compiled 1.5rc1 but it crashes on the startpage. I can browse slashdot and news.bbc.co.uk fine though :s

edit: it crashes randomly, actually. Must be damn Gecko again...

[Pu7o]

yep, that's exactly what happened to me!

[urig-herb]

The latest "official" ff version from Mozilla.org doesn't start in my system. I have the maxxuss 10.4.2 patch applied.

[Acid_Burn]

urig-herb, on Nov 11 2005, 10:51 AM, said:

The latest "official" ff version from Mozilla.org doesn't start in my system. I have the maxxuss 10.4.2 patch applied.

too...

I have the 10.4.3 "update"...

[melchior]

it must require 10.4.3

[outoftheboxx10]

crashed on first start and then ran fine....until i encountered a page with flash =x