Testing thread about nothing (I'm trying to diagnose an LQ-related Firefox issue)

Ahmm...LQ has no WYSIWYG editor.

Ahmm...LQ has no WYSIWYG editor.

Didn't you see the comparison shot I posted as an attachment?

Look in your User CP under "Edit Options". At the very bottom, under "Miscellaneous Options", there's an option to select the "Enhanced Interface - Full WYSIWYG Editing".

For some reason it doesn't work for me! I set it t WYSIWYG but it's still the same!

Testing Firefox Developer Preview.

Its fast...And supports some youtube videos in html5.

I dont like the icon though.

Originally Posted by smeezekitty I dont like the icon though.

What does it look like?

Like that |
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That's how the logo of Arch Linux's rebranded Firefox looks.

I wonder how to set the user agent to Arch Linux in Chromium?

Originally Posted by MTK358 I wonder how to set the user agent to Arch Linux in Chromium?

google-chrome --user-agent="Slackware/current Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/6.0.408.1 Safari/533.1"

You will have to change the google-chrome bit to whatever the command to start chromium is and replace Slackware with Arch. Also your architecture according to your system. Set an alias or any shortcut properties accordingly so you don't have to start it from CLI each time.

It's possible in Arch to install the Firebrand package from the AUR, which restores it from Shiretoko/Namaroka/etc to Mozilla Firefox, icons et al. I don't know if it would work on other distros the same way, or other OS either.

Hey, thanks for that info!

But just one quick question: Is it just a matter of running the shell script provided, or do you have to go through all the makepkg and pacman -U stuff that you normally would to make/install a package from the AUR?

Originally Posted by MrCode Hey, thanks for that info! But just one quick question: Is it just a matter of running the shell script provided, or do you have to go through all the makepkg and pacman -U stuff that you normally would to make/install a package from the AUR?

I thought you said you're leaving LQ for a while!

Or did you reconsider?

I thought you said you're leaving LQ for a while!

Yeah, I know, but I couldn't help myself Mostly I was just wanting to stay off the topic of "philosophy" for a while (if you even want to call it that ).

As for the whole script thing, I got it resolved. It was just a matter of running the script as root. Yay, now I have the actual FF icons/name in my menus/launcher!

Testing PCLinuxOS...

testing konqueror again