[Wmlbrowser] wmlbrowser 0.7.10 has been released.

[Matthew Wilson]

Stegozor wrote:
> On 10/22/06, Matthew Wilson <matthew at mjwilson.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> wmlbrowser 0.7.10 has been released. (For those keeping count, 0.7.9 was
>> created but not formally released.)
>>
>> The changes since 0.7.8 are:
>>
>> * Correction to the recently-added SeaMonkey toolbar button for the
>> Modern theme
> 
> Works great, thanks.
> 
>> * Additions of Greek, German translations. Thanks to Jimmy Angelakos,
>> Elisabeth Rascle, Karsten Düsterloh.
> 
> But there is a SeaMonkey (SM) specific problem with these latest
> translations, both with German and Greek (have a look to the attached
> files, you'll see wmlbrowser is in English when SM is in Greek or
> German; with Firefox everything is OK). I've searched a bit, and it
> seems that currently SM does not recognise simplified locales.e.g. de
> instead of {de-DE, de-AT, de-CH }. So I suspect that the problem comes
> from el and de country codes.

You see why I don't like SeaMonkey? 8-)

> Another remark: seems that in language settings other than English,
> the title of the help window is "wmlbrowser Help", in English, and the
> root of the help tree in the left pane is "wmlbrowser help", again in
> English.

I keep forgetting to do something about this. Sorry about that.

> Also note that when you install wmlbrowser for the very first time in
> a Firefox, the toolbar button doesn't show it's state. It seems to
> show it with SM, but if I were you, I'd test myself (my computer
> knowledge is rather weak). However, with Firefox 1.5.0.7 I removed all
> data in Firefox folder (under Windows Millennium:
> C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox) and tested it two times
> and I get the described result.

It initialises when the window is created. So if you do 'Customise 
Toolbar' and then drag the icon onto the toolbar, it's not set. Is that 
what you mean? If so, I'll probably just leave that, unless I have any 
inspirations about a good way to fix it.

Matthwe