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Diffs render very badly in Mozilla 1.0 - this is because the comment format inside the diff source is incorrect as mentioned in a thread on the newsgroup (multiple dashes in a row are bad), and Mozilla has apparently decided to be strict on this regard (so everything between a comment done this way and the end of the next comment is regarded as "commented out"). So most of the diff is missing.
The cancel button doesn't work either...I'm not sure why...maybe you need to make it location.href instead of document.URL? I'm pretty sure the former works on about everything.
Can these problems be fixed easily?
-- WalterMundt - 05 Jun 2002
Fixed
-- SergeyZhukov - 25 Jul 2002

Also, the "See 100, 200, 400, 800 most recent changes" links at the bottom of the WebChanges page don't work.
-- WalterMundt - 12 Jun 2002
Fixed
-- SergeyZhukov - 25 Jun 2002

Image of how the bottom toolbar renders in Mozilla:
bottom-toolbar-moz1.0.PNG

Note: it looks correct (but spread out) in the ref-by and upload pages. But those sometimes don't work because of the  comments mentioned above, and in IE6 those pages have the HOME, INDEX, SEARCH links too high. In both, the copyright notice is present at the bottom twice.
-- WalterMundt - 19 Jun 2002

Please change the WebNotify interval to a day or greater (currently seems to be hourly). To do this, you move the twikinotify script from /etc/cron.hourly to /etc/cron.daily.
-- MatthewHumphrey - 19 Jun 2002
Changed to 12 hours interval
-- SergeyZhukov - 19 Jun 2002
Could we see more stats? We'd like to see how often our plugin is downloaded... or even just how often individual pages are viewed... top 10 just isn't enough smile
-- DanBachelder - 20 Jun 2002

Can we get a new categroy added called "debugging"? I love IDEA and don't have any problems with it until I try and Debug with it.
-- KevinCobb - 19 Nov 2002

There is a problem with sorting plugins by time. The sort apparently uses the date's string representation and so the order is anything but date/time. Alex Efimov suggested Wiki upgrade in the newsgroup. Could be something done in this regard? (Either the mentioned upgrade or some other way - I can imagine if the date was represented as YYYY-MM-DD even the string sorting should work.)
-- RichardNemec - 18 Jun 2003

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bottom-toolbar-moz1.0.PNG action 3748 19 Jun 2002 - 06:22 WalterMundt Image of how the bottom toolbar renders in Mozilla

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