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2007-04-26 Trunk builds (Gecko 1.9 Alpha 4 RC1)

Fixes:

  • Fixed: 218223 - Long tooltips should allow wrap to multiple lines.
  • Fixed: 40838 - Disallowing "change status bar text" often leaves status bar empty for links.
  • Fixed: 372069 - Add FUEL 0.1 code to trunk.
  • Fixed: 368700 - Using TLDs in document.domain should not be allowed.
  • Fixed: 375741 - Add support for APNG encoding.

Fixes for recent regressions:

  • Fixed: Various speed improvements for cycle collection.
  • Fixed: 321024 - Shutdown crash [@ NSSRWLock_LockRead].
  • Fixed: 377423 - Shutdown crash [@ MemoryElementSet::List::~List].
  • Fixed: 371405 - [Mac] Tooltips only really work once; content tooltips not dismissed correctly.

Trunk regressions:

  • Since Nov 22: 361523 - [Mac] Form borders are too thick.
  • Since Jan 26, 2006 (FDL): 324819 - Fixed positioned elements now lag/flicker when scrolling.

Trunk checkins between 2007-04-22 04:00 and 2007-04-26 13:00

The following links point to the builds made at 1pm PT to be potentially be released as Gecko 1.9 Alpha 4 (as opposed to nightlies made at 4am PT).

Windows builds: Windows 1.9a4 (discussion)

Linux builds: Linux 1.9a4

Mac builds: Mac 1.9a4

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4 Responses to “2007-04-26 Trunk builds (Gecko 1.9 Alpha 4 RC1)”

  1. Chris Cunningham Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 12:15 am

    Mother of Christ, tooltips is fixed? Someone send Beelzebub a scarf and gloves, quick!

    – Chris

  2. carmen Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 7:14 pm

    fuel!
    now i can get around to writing the extensions i put off after realizing what a clusterfuck it was..

  3. Darin Says:
    April 30th, 2007 at 8:48 pm

    So… they’re adding FUEL to the Fire(fox)?

  4. J. McNair Says:
    May 1st, 2007 at 6:51 am

    Chris: yeah, tooltips is fixed after an extension had to be developed years ago. Then again, it’s another bug fixed that makes FF much more useful. Hell, I love FF2 forever just for fixing the find in textareas bug, thus making FF USEFUL for heavy wiki editing.

    Darin: you beat me to the pun! NOOOOOO!