[Wmlbrowser] wmlbrowser 0.7.10 has been released.

[Stegozor]

Matthew Wilson wrote:
> Stegozor wrote:

>> But there is a SeaMonkey (SM) specific problem with these latest
>> translations. I've searched a bit, and it
>> seems that currently SM does not recognise simplified locales.
> 
> You see why I don't like SeaMonkey? 8-)

Hmm, see things in an optimistic way: it seems rather easy to fix, and
it's probably the last burden with SeaMonkey (unless Murphy laws...;)

>> Another remark: seems that in language settings other than English,
>> the title of the help window is "wmlbrowser Help"
> 
> I keep forgetting to do something about this. Sorry about that.

Little brother is watching you :)

>> 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 

Yes.

> inspirations about a good way to fix it.

Just FYI, I tested a little bit under Ubuntu GNU/Linux:

Firefox, freshly installed: the first time wmlbrowser icon is added, it
doesn't display its state. When I close and relaunch Firefox, then
wmlbrowser off setting is displayed. Further testing: it seems to behave 
this way each time the button is added onto the toolbar. (I verified 
with the site I mention below, and indeed, as long as the setting is not 
explicitly "on", Firefox receives html files, not wml).

SeaMonkey, freshly installed: "display wmlbrowser icon" box is not
checked, but the icon is displayed (as wmlbrowser off). The problem is 
that whether I check or not this box, it's impossible to remove the icon 
from SeaMonkey (did I ever talk about Murphy's law ?)

Two final remarks: would it be possible to change

<p>Les utilisateur de Firefox peuvent peuvent ajouter le bouton
« Mode WML » sur la barre d'outils pour modifier cette option plus
aisément. (Cliquez avec le bouton droit de votre souris sur la barre
d'outils, choisissez « Personnaliser », puis glissez et déposez le
bouton WML (icône représentant un téléphone mobile) sur cette barre).</p>

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<p>Les utilisateurs de Firefox peuvent peuvent ajouter le bouton
« Mode WML » sur la barre d'outils pour modifier cette option plus
aisément. (Cliquez avec le bouton droit de votre souris sur la barre
d'outils, choisissez « Personnaliser », puis glissez et déposez le
bouton WML (icône représentant un téléphone mobile) sur cette 
barre).</p> in options.xhtml?

In fact, replacing "Les utilisateur" by "Les utilisateurs", I stupidly 
forgot the plural...

Finally, a website sending wml (really wml) instead of html depending on 
the Accept-header, in case it could be useful for something:
http://moncompte.bouyguestelecom.fr


Regards.