seamonkey.tcz; cookies

[volkerp]

The Cookie Manager in SeaMonkey v2.46, TC8, x86, doesn't show me stored cookies.
The Cookie Manager in SeaMonkey v2.22.1, TC4.77, x86, does.

[Juanito]

do you see an error message if you start seamonkey from a terminal window and try to view stored cookies?

[volkerp]

I checked it already, no error message. Only after start of the program I got:

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(seamonkey:4673): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library.
        Using the fallback 'C' locale.
but I think this is without meaning.
But just now I realize, there is coming more:

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1494006206108   addons.update-checker   WARN    Update manifest for {972ce4c6-7e08-4474-a285-3208198ce6fd} did not contain an updates property
Now I'll try to view stored cookies once more.

Nothing happend, no further output in the terminal window.

One final remark, I have no idea, if it could be important: Some weeks ago I made an upgrade from v7.2 to v8 of TC the same way I did before for minor upgrades only, i.e. f.i. from v7.1 to 7.2.  That means I replaced only core.gz and vmlinuz and did all necessary extension upgrades using the apps tool.

[volkerp]

Problem solved. Seamonkey is running fine. No bug! I had made  a mistake in backup configuration. I'm very sorry for posting!

[neonix]

In TC10.x (x86) when I want to run seamonkey.tcz on i586 CPU I get:

tc@box:~$ seamonkey
Illegal instruction

Here I found information that

The last version for Windows with support for older CPUs not supporting the SSE2 instruction set was SeaMonkey 2.40.

https://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/legacy

It would be good to put to the info file information that Seamonkey 2.49.5 require SSE2 CPU.

[Juanito]

info file modified

[curaga]

I think it wasn't a hard requirement, just how Mozilla compiles their binaries. If you compiled it yourself, you could still make it run on a lower-class cpu.