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PostPosted: Fri Jan 13, 2012 2:47 am 
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kimmersly wrote:
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kim

try to look at your mouse wheel configuration

Forgot to mention that I did that first thing. No joy, no matter what I did to the settings.



look here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... e-settings
for me changing the The following number of lines at a time worked

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AIOS v0.7.14 is broken and is breaking TMP as well as Nightly. It is preventing last tab settings, breaking the display of the bookmarks toolbar, and breaking TMPs SM - as soon as I disable it everything works.


BUG 618770 braked AIOS

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johngalt wrote:
AIOS v0.7.14 is broken and is breaking TMP as well as Nightly. It is preventing last tab settings, breaking the display of the bookmarks toolbar, and breaking TMPs SM - as soon as I disable it everything works.

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Confirmed in my original profile as well. AIOS 0.7.14 is the root cause of all my problems.


John, I too am using AIOS. I appreciate your testing report update! But I wanted to be sure about one aspect: for me, when I disable TMP, AIOS works fine as I'm utilizing it, and doesn't mess with Ffx Nightly/12 thus far for me. Did you test that setup as well? I'm unsure of which is breaking which? I haven't disabled AIOS and used TMP.
One other consideration, I am using the Session Manager addon.
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onemen wrote:
look here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... e-settings
for me changing the The following number of lines at a time worked

That's what I was changing, but it had no effect on scrolling in *any* application.

As it happens, my new wireless mouse was delivered today for the netbook I got for
Christmas (which is what started all this upgrading off). This mouse uses an rf dongle
in a usb port, not bluetooth like the mouse/laptop with the scrolling problem. Anyway,
I plugged the dongle for the new mouse into the netbook, and it works perfectly! The
tab bar scrolling in FF (9.0.1) shifts by one single tab, just as it used to do on the older
laptop, even though the Windows setting you mentioned above is set to 4 (and indeed
regular window scrolling up/down does so in increments of about 4 lines).

I tried the new mouse on the older laptop, but that didn't have any effect on the tab bar
scrolling problem.

Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

I'm at a loss ... guess I will compare possibly likely relevant entries in about:config on both
machines, and look for diffs. If that doesn't turn anything up, I guess I'll try a reinstall of FF.

Sigh ...

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Tab Mix Plus Dev-Build 0.4.0pre.120114a Released (Older builds)
You can download source code or latest working version at any time.
    Fixed: Unable to detach tab when tab bar on the bottom of the screen and I drop a tab to the content above the tab bar.
    Fixed: Override ColorfulTabs css rules that break multi-row and dragging tabs.
    Fixed: Shift + enter in the address bar shouldn't open new Firefox window. [Firefox 10.0+]

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 7:49 am 
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kimmersly wrote:
onemen wrote:
look here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... e-settings
for me changing the The following number of lines at a time worked

That's what I was changing, but it had no effect on scrolling in *any* application.

As it happens, my new wireless mouse was delivered today for the netbook I got for
Christmas (which is what started all this upgrading off). This mouse uses an rf dongle
in a usb port, not bluetooth like the mouse/laptop with the scrolling problem. Anyway,
I plugged the dongle for the new mouse into the netbook, and it works perfectly! The
tab bar scrolling in FF (9.0.1) shifts by one single tab, just as it used to do on the older
laptop, even though the Windows setting you mentioned above is set to 4 (and indeed
regular window scrolling up/down does so in increments of about 4 lines).

I tried the new mouse on the older laptop, but that didn't have any effect on the tab bar
scrolling problem.

Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

I'm at a loss ... guess I will compare possibly likely relevant entries in about:config on both
machines, and look for diffs. If that doesn't turn anything up, I guess I'll try a reinstall of FF.

Sigh ...

Just doublechecking, but do you have the issue on a new profile with default settings, too?

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PostPosted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 7:52 am 
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onemen wrote:
Tab Mix Plus Dev-Build 0.4.0pre.120114a Released (Older builds)
You can download source code or latest working version at any time.
    Fixed: Unable to detach tab when tab bar on bottom of the screen and I drop a tab to the content above the tab bar.
    Fixed: Override ColorfulTabs css rules that brake multy-row and dragging tabs.
    Fixed: Shift + enter in the address bar shouldn't opens new Firefox window. [Firefox 10.0+]

Thanks, onemen.

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After installing this update, had to restart twice before TMP would show in the addons manager and it lost the titles for my renamed tabs, had to rename them all over again. And it broke Menu Editor tab context menu - had to re-do it as it went back to the default menu. I also had to reset every tab's 'reload every' time because that was broken too.
Not a smooth installation but thanks anyway!

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WildcatRay wrote:
kimmersly wrote:
Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

Just doublechecking, but do you have the issue on a new profile with default settings, too?

Yes. As well as a clean FF install with NO add-ons. Does not seem to be a TMP problem,
but one that I was hoping TMP could fix.

Still investigating ...

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 5:05 pm 
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makondo wrote:
After installing this update, had to restart twice before TMP would show in the addons manager and it lost the titles for my renamed tabs, had to rename them all over again. And it broke Menu Editor tab context menu - had to re-do it as it went back to the default menu. I also had to reset every tab's 'reload every' time because that was broken too.
Not a smooth installation but thanks anyway!

Interestingly enough, it worked fine on upgrade from previous build for me. Also, I also use menu editor to hide spell check (native) because I use Spellbound for spell check, and all my menu edits were preserved.

Random goof on install by Nightly, perhaps?

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eye2i2hear wrote:
johngalt wrote:
AIOS v0.7.14 is broken and is breaking TMP as well as Nightly. It is preventing last tab settings, breaking the display of the bookmarks toolbar, and breaking TMPs SM - as soon as I disable it everything works.

EDIT: Added the following
Confirmed in my original profile as well. AIOS 0.7.14 is the root cause of all my problems.


John, I too am using AIOS. I appreciate your testing report update! But I wanted to be sure about one aspect: for me, when I disable TMP, AIOS works fine as I'm utilizing it, and doesn't mess with Ffx Nightly/12 thus far for me. Did you test that setup as well? I'm unsure of which is breaking which? I haven't disabled AIOS and used TMP.
One other consideration, I am using the Session Manager addon.
Thanks all~

Good point - I'll test that now and see.

I just tried it and it did the same thing - with TMP disabled and AIOS enabled, I still got no session restore, and my Bookmarks toolbar is not populated with my links.

Definitely an AIOS issue.

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Plus, there is this: http://firefox.exxile.net/forum/viewtop ... =2&t=23534

Apparently someone else beat me to the error report lol

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kimmersly wrote:
onemen wrote:
look here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... e-settings
for me changing the The following number of lines at a time worked

That's what I was changing, but it had no effect on scrolling in *any* application.

As it happens, my new wireless mouse was delivered today for the netbook I got for
Christmas (which is what started all this upgrading off). This mouse uses an rf dongle
in a usb port, not bluetooth like the mouse/laptop with the scrolling problem. Anyway,
I plugged the dongle for the new mouse into the netbook, and it works perfectly! The
tab bar scrolling in FF (9.0.1) shifts by one single tab, just as it used to do on the older
laptop, even though the Windows setting you mentioned above is set to 4 (and indeed
regular window scrolling up/down does so in increments of about 4 lines).

I tried the new mouse on the older laptop, but that didn't have any effect on the tab bar
scrolling problem.

Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

I'm at a loss ... guess I will compare possibly likely relevant entries in about:config on both
machines, and look for diffs. If that doesn't turn anything up, I guess I'll try a reinstall of FF.

Sigh ...


I don't know if the problem reported by kimmersly is the same as the one I and others had previously noted- that is tabs being skipped "two at a time" when scrolling through them with TMP, but I can report this issue is still present with the latest beta build. I am (now) running the latest nightly 64-built build but this problem existed under Aurora as well. I tried adjusting the # of scrolling lines as mentioned previously (again, assuming the problem described is the same as the one earlier reported) and this had no impact on the bug.

I would simply roll back to the latest release build (0.3.8.7), but multi-row display is broken when using it in conjunction with the 64-bit nightly on my machine.

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:04 pm 
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mhowie wrote:
kimmersly wrote:
onemen wrote:
look here http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/wind ... e-settings
for me changing the The following number of lines at a time worked

That's what I was changing, but it had no effect on scrolling in *any* application.

As it happens, my new wireless mouse was delivered today for the netbook I got for
Christmas (which is what started all this upgrading off). This mouse uses an rf dongle
in a usb port, not bluetooth like the mouse/laptop with the scrolling problem. Anyway,
I plugged the dongle for the new mouse into the netbook, and it works perfectly! The
tab bar scrolling in FF (9.0.1) shifts by one single tab, just as it used to do on the older
laptop, even though the Windows setting you mentioned above is set to 4 (and indeed
regular window scrolling up/down does so in increments of about 4 lines).

I tried the new mouse on the older laptop, but that didn't have any effect on the tab bar
scrolling problem.

Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

I'm at a loss ... guess I will compare possibly likely relevant entries in about:config on both
machines, and look for diffs. If that doesn't turn anything up, I guess I'll try a reinstall of FF.

Sigh ...


I don't know if the problem reported by kimmersly is the same as the one I and others had previously noted- that is tabs being skipped "two at a time" when scrolling through them with TMP, but I can report this issue is still present with the latest beta build. I am (now) running the latest nightly 64-built build but this problem existed under Aurora as well. I tried adjusting the # of scrolling lines as mentioned previously (again, assuming the problem described is the same as the one earlier reported) and this had no impact on the bug.

I would simply roll back to the latest release build (0.3.8.7), but multi-row display is broken when using it in conjunction with the 64-bit nightly on my machine.

Thanks.

Hmmm. I'm using a Logitech MX Revolution with the latest 64bit software from Logitech (currently at SetPoint 6.32) But I just saw a new app posted that I had not noticed before - the Scroll app.

From Logitech's website:

Quote:
The Logitech Scroll App is a software plugin that provides a smooth scrolling experience using Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 6 and up, and Chrome 14 and up while browsing through web pages via the internet. It is Windows 7 only.


Wonder if this will help anyone? Or, conversely, if you have this installed, if uninstalling it will help?

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johngalt wrote:
mhowie wrote:
kimmersly wrote:
That's what I was changing, but it had no effect on scrolling in *any* application.

As it happens, my new wireless mouse was delivered today for the netbook I got for
Christmas (which is what started all this upgrading off). This mouse uses an rf dongle
in a usb port, not bluetooth like the mouse/laptop with the scrolling problem. Anyway,
I plugged the dongle for the new mouse into the netbook, and it works perfectly! The
tab bar scrolling in FF (9.0.1) shifts by one single tab, just as it used to do on the older
laptop, even though the Windows setting you mentioned above is set to 4 (and indeed
regular window scrolling up/down does so in increments of about 4 lines).

I tried the new mouse on the older laptop, but that didn't have any effect on the tab bar
scrolling problem.

Tried downloading and installing new drivers for the mouse from Logitech for the problem
machine. Now the Windows number-of-lines setting is seen and honored by several apps
that I've tried including FF. Unfortunately though it is also the setting that tab bar scrolling
also uses.

That is not how it used to be before I upgraded to 9.0.1, and it is not how it is working
right now on the new netbook install.

I'm at a loss ... guess I will compare possibly likely relevant entries in about:config on both
machines, and look for diffs. If that doesn't turn anything up, I guess I'll try a reinstall of FF.

Sigh ...


I don't know if the problem reported by kimmersly is the same as the one I and others had previously noted- that is tabs being skipped "two at a time" when scrolling through them with TMP, but I can report this issue is still present with the latest beta build. I am (now) running the latest nightly 64-built build but this problem existed under Aurora as well. I tried adjusting the # of scrolling lines as mentioned previously (again, assuming the problem described is the same as the one earlier reported) and this had no impact on the bug.

I would simply roll back to the latest release build (0.3.8.7), but multi-row display is broken when using it in conjunction with the 64-bit nightly on my machine.

Thanks.

Hmmm. I'm using a Logitech MX Revolution with the latest 64bit software from Logitech (currently at SetPoint 6.32) But I just saw a new app posted that I had not noticed before - the Scroll app.

From Logitech's website:

Quote:
The Logitech Scroll App is a software plugin that provides a smooth scrolling experience using Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 9, Firefox 6 and up, and Chrome 14 and up while browsing through web pages via the internet. It is Windows 7 only.


Wonder if this will help anyone? Or, conversely, if you have this installed, if uninstalling it will help?


I just installed it and can report the following... seems to work ok with the three identified browsers. If you have any existing smooth scrolling extensions, disable or there could be conflicts. My initial assessment is it helps with IE and Chrome but the "Yet Another Smooth Scrolling" extension for Firefox is superior- primarily due to the customization available.

It does nothing to assist with the TMP bug involving tabs being skipped when scrolling through them.

Thanks for the reference and link- I had not heard of that standalone app from Logitech.


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 4:47 am 
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mhowie wrote:
It does nothing to assist with the TMP bug involving tabs being skipped when scrolling through them.

mhowie,
do you see the same scrolling behavior without Tabmix ?

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onemen wrote:
mhowie wrote:
It does nothing to assist with the TMP bug involving tabs being skipped when scrolling through them.

mhowie,
do you see the same scrolling behavior without Tabmix ?


Can you clarify? I don't believe FF offers this natively?


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:38 am 
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mhowie,

create new profile, open many tabs.
try to scroll

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 12:28 pm 
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onemen wrote:
mhowie,

create new profile, open many tabs.
try to scroll


Sorry to be so dense. Try to scroll in general within FF or across tabs (which I don't believe FF supports without TMP?)?


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what we are talking about here ....

Try to scroll across tabs .... put your mouse over the tab bar (when you have many tabs and the scroll buttons are visible) and scroll with your mouse wheel.

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