Module Name:	pkgsrc
Committed By:	taya
Date:		Mon Jun 21 14:15:12 UTC 2004

Modified Files:
	pkgsrc/www/mozilla-gtk2: Makefile PLIST

Log Message:
Update mozilla-gtk2 to 1.7

New features and fixes
Browser
    * A new option to prevent sites from using JavaScript to block the
    browser's context menu.

    * Password Manager has a "show passwords" mode which will display
      saved passwords. You will need to enter your master password if
      you are using one.

    * The "Set As Wallpaper" feature now has a confirmation dialog.

    * Linux GTK2 builds have improved support for OS themes.

    * Cookie dialogs have been reworked to make them more usable.

    * Date handling, especially on OS X, has been improved.

    * It is now possible to fine-tune Mozilla's pop-up blocking using
      two preferences (dom.popup_maximum and dom.popup_allowed_events)
      but there's no UI for that yet. Even without a UI, users should
      notice a greater variety of pop-ups blocked (primarily mouseover
      pop-ups) and a limit of 20 or so open at one time - regardless
      of whether pop-up blocking is active. This will provide some
      protection from sites that open hundreds of windows in a loop.

    * Downloaded files are now moved to the target directory as soon
      as the user selects the desired location. This was the
      frequently reported bug 55690.

    * There is now user interface to activate Smooth Scrolling
      (Preferences -> Appearance).

    * Mozilla now supports basic FTP upload.

Mail
    * Many improvements to Palm Sync.

    * IMAP IDLE support has been added.

    * Support for "MSN Authentication" and Secure Password

    * Authentication using SSPI NTLM auth for SMTP and POP3.

    * A new preference to "always use the default character encoding
      for replies" rather than using the encoding of the message being
      replied to.

    * Improvements to performance of downloading, viewing, and saving
      mail messages.

    * Support for multiple identities on the same mail account. See
      the Multiple Identity Support documentation for more details.

    * Support for relative paths for mail folders in prefs.js. This
      makes it easier to copy profiles around without having to fix up
      prefs.js afterwards.

    * You can now edit address lists containing "Last, First" style
      names.

    * When composing mail, you can now use the up and down arrow keys
      to scroll through the To/Cc/Bcc list.

    * All Mozilla LDAP queries now default to using LDAPv3
      (previously, they used LDAPv2). Mozilla should gracefully fall
      back to v2 if v3 isn't found.

Chatzilla
    * Chatzilla now supports zooming of fonts with keyboard shortcuts
    (Ctrl + and Ctrl -), as well as with the View menu.

    * Improved date handling; using the date/time format for the
      locale.

    * Support for the /ignore command.

    * The ability to change the font family and size.

    * Working custom sounds on Windows and Linux.

    * Improvements to the preferences panel and the user interface for
      half-op mode.

Under the Hood
    * Size and performance have improved dramatically with this
    release. When compared to Mozilla 1.6, Mozilla 1.7 is 7% faster at
    startup, is 8% faster to open a window, has 9% faster page
    loading, and is 5% smaller in binary size.

    * A long-standing bug with CSS backgrounds on table elements has
      been fixed (standards mode only).

    * Support for Kerberos HTTP authentication using GSSAPI (benefits
      Unix-like platforms including Linux and OS X).

    * Support for smb:// URLs using the gnome-vfs library (only
      enabled in GTK2+XFT Linux builds).

    * Support for server push of XML documents using
      multipart/x-mixed-replace and XMLHttpRequest.

    * Liveconnect now works when a Java applet's codebase is in a
      different domain.

    * Support for the CSS3 opacity property.

    * Mozilla adds support for the onbeforeunload event. This lets web
      application developers add code that alerts the user about
      potential data-loss when closing a web application, or when
      leaving a HTML page with potentially sensitive information.

    * This release has a new SVG backend. The feature is not yet
      enabled in the mozilla.org releases but developers may wish to
      compile with this feature enabled.

    * Mozilla handles dynamic style changes much better (see bug 15608
      for details.)

    * Mozilla has upgraded the NSS libraries to version 3.9. NSS 3.9
      passes all the NISCC SSL/TLS and S/MIME tests (1.6 million test
      cases of invalid input data) without crashes or memory leaks.


To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -r1.8 -r1.9 pkgsrc/www/mozilla-gtk2/Makefile
cvs rdiff -r1.2 -r1.3 pkgsrc/www/mozilla-gtk2/PLIST

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