Donzilla 0.8 Final Released

Don_HH2K · Joined: 09 May 2004 Posts: 4575

Okay, I think it's high time that I tell everyone here what's been going on in the little-viewed Customised Build forum. Since January of this year myself and a few SillyDog701 forum members have been working on a customized package of the Mozilla suite rebranded as Donzilla and featuring plenty of extensions, including Adblock, BBCode, Chatzilla, Checky, Mozilla Calendar, Forumzilla, Googlebar, MAF, and plenty of others. 0.8 is based on the latest stable release (1.7.12 at the time of this writing).

Donzilla 0.8 Final for Windows 95 OSR2 and higher

Donzilla 0.8 Final for Linux kernel 2.2.14 and higher

Donzilla 0.8 Final for Mac OS X

You can check out the Donzilla homepage

on HardwareHacks 2000 as well.

You can also follow along with the development of Donzilla all the way back to version 0.3 (the first publicly available version) in the Customised Build section.

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Al · Joined: 20 Dec 2002 Posts: 1690

Hey Don, for some reason the installer crashes in the middle of installing Donzilla.

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3.0 on Windows XP

Don_HH2K · Joined: 09 May 2004 Posts: 4575

Sounds like you might have a bad download... I know that DJGM and beanboy89 have been able to install it successfully. Try re-downloading it, maybe?

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

Don, do yo have an official screenshot for Donzilla?

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Don_HH2K · Joined: 09 May 2004 Posts: 4575

I'm working on a screenshot gallery using the Web Gallery feature in Photoshop Elements. Wink

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

My report of Donzilla 0.8:

In general, Donzilla 0.8 is a great browser, and works well.

There are a few problems with the final release of Donzilla 0.8.

The modifier key is transposed to Control key, I reported this problem

during Donzilla 0.8 PR release.
e.g. It's Command

+ c for copy and Command

+ v for paste, NOT Ctrl + c or Ctrl + v.
Same thing applies to all keystrokes. ( Command

+ N for new window etc). Please note that the menu indicated Command

, not Ctrl.

Again, the problem with About Donzilla

, I got the following Confirm message first before the About Donzilla page. However the confirmation message window is hidden by default, not even shown under Exposé (F10), and can only be revealed by Windows menu.

Horizontal mouse wheel scrolling

is still not disabled for page forward and back in the default preferences

not friendly to for Mighty Mouse users.

The “HardwareHacks 2000” link still links to the old HardwareHacks 2000 website ( http://don.mozfaq.org/

), a free server space provided by SillyDog701.

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Pu7o · Joined: 06 Jan 2005 Posts: 1956 Location: Portugal

I don't have that problem. CMD+C copies and CMD+V pastes for me. Help->About Donzilla does pop up that annoying dialog box, but clicking "Cancel" twice prevents this behaviour from ever happening again. This probably is the result of installing the Googlebar on the Windows version and "importing" the installation to the Mac and Linux versions. And wouldn't that be don.mozfaq.org and not don.moz.sillydog.org? Rolling Eyes

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

Pu7o · Joined: 06 Jan 2005 Posts: 1956 Location: Portugal

Here's how to fix the CMD-vs-CTRL issue:

Edit /Applications/donzilla-0.8/Donzilla.app/Contents/MacOS/greprefs/all.js..

Search for the line saying pref("ui.key.accelKey", 17);
Change it to pref("ui.key.accelKey", 224);

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

Another problem with the assignment of keys.

The behaviour of home and end keys are wrong in Donzilla 0.8.

The expected behaviour:
When pressing down the home (or end) key, the input box should scroll to the top (or bottom) of the page, and the input point does not get moved. This is similar to page up and page down keys where the screen is moving up (or down) one page, but the input point does not get moved either.

However, in Donzilla 0.8, when pressing home (or end) key, the input point moves to the beginning (or end) of the sentence (line). This is completely incorrect behaviour, as standard Mac users do not expect this. The correct way to move input point to the beginning (or end) of the line is to press Command

+ left arrow (or Command

+ right arrow).

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

Forgot to mention, Firefox has it correct. The way Mac users expected.

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Don_HH2K · Joined: 09 May 2004 Posts: 4575

At this rate I might as well just stop developing the Mac build altogether; it is next-to-impossible to build Mac apps on Windows or UNIX.

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Antony · Joined: 18 Jun 2002 Posts: 12076

Pu7o · Joined: 06 Jan 2005 Posts: 1956 Location: Portugal

Don_HH2K · Joined: 09 May 2004 Posts: 4575

Antony, press the F7 key and see if that helps. I think you have Caret Browsing on. I can recreate that effect on Donzilla for Windows if I turn it on.

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