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2004-10-21Only include <stdbool.h> if !defined(_cplusplus) in nptypes.h.xtraeme2-1/+31
Fixes build on NetBSD/macppc and maybe others, tested by Peter Bex on 2-0/macppc and i386/-current/2-0 by me, closes PR pkg/27033.
2004-10-19Instead of non-portable cp -RL, use pax with -Lrwreed1-3/+3
to copy the extensions files. On Solaris, cp doesn't know -L. (Reported by R. Quinn.) Using pax was suggested by grant@.
2004-10-16Use cp(1)'s -RL instead of -r, because coreutils'sreed1-2/+2
cp -r copies symlinks as symlinks (which caused files to be missing in install). Hopefully, this is portable. I tested under NetBSD and with coreutils. And I brought this up on tech-pkg in July.
2004-10-04commit a patch for using thread-safe resolver library functions ongrant2-8/+12
NetBSD >=2.0F - I've been running with it for months on -current without any problems.
2004-10-04update to Firefox 0.10.1, bugfix for a security issue:grant2-5/+6
http://www.mozilla.org/press/mozilla-2004-10-01-02.html
2004-09-20Update firefox & firefox-gtk2 to 0.10 (a.k.a. 1.0PR)taya3-41/+46
from Release Notes: --- Firefox is a fast, full-featured browser that makes browsing more efficient than ever before. More information about Firefox is available. Firefox Preview Release (henceforth refered to as PR) is a Technology Preview. While this software works well enough to be relied upon as your primary browser in most cases, we make no guarantees of its performance or stability. It is a pre-release product and should not be relied upon for mission-critical tasks. See the License Agreement for more information. These release notes cover what's new, download and installation instructions, known issues and frequently asked questions for the Firefox PR release. Please read these notes and the bug filing instructions before reporting any bugs to Bugzilla. We want to hear your feedback about Firefox. Please join us in the Firefox forums, hosted by MozillaZine. What's New Here's what's new in this release of Firefox: * Live Bookmarks You can now subscribe to and read RSS feeds in your Bookmarks. When you visit a page that advertises a RSS feed by using a <link> tag, a RSS icon will appear in the status bar. Click it to view a list of feeds the page is offering. Click one to subscribe - this adds a Bookmark Folder that contains all the recent posts from the feed. * Improved Find Find is easier and more powerful now with our new Find toolbar. The Find toolbar (which shows at the bottom of the browser window) automatically highlights text in the page as you type and has a useful highlight feature. * Managing Annoyances and Protecting Security You can now open blocked popups, and the Extension install system now blocks all attempts to install software from sites other than update.mozilla.org. Users can add other sites to a list that allows them to offer software, but software is never automatically installed. In addition to these steps, several other measures have been taken to prevent phishing attacks and to highlight when a page is being viewed over a secure connection. * Better Bookmarks Numerous improvements to bookmarks including more reliable presentation of Site icons, and a split pane view in the Bookmarks window. * Strong Encryption For Passwords Available Passwords saved with the Password Manager can now be more easily encrypted with strong encryption by creating a "Master Password". If you create a Master Password, you are prompted once per session to enter the Master Password so that Password Manager can automatically fill in site logins. A useful feature for people who share computers with others and want improved security. * Improved Compatibility for IE users Undetectable document.all support for site compatibility and improved compatibility for keyboard accelerators further smooth the transition for IE users * Better System Integration for GNOME users You can now configure Firefox as your Default Browser on GNOME, and Firefox will adhere to your GNOME settings for edit field key bindings, etc. * And a horde of other bug fixes... See The Burning Edge's Bigger Picture for more details. ----- Several security holes have been fixed. See the page bellow for detail. http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html#mozilla1.7.3
2004-09-07pkglint MESSAGE, we'll use the same MESSAGE file for firefox andxtraeme2-2/+8
firefox-gtk2.
2004-09-01copy patch for alpha from mozillataya2-1/+18
2004-08-24Forgot that one in previous commit: preprocess .s files with the C preprocessoraymeric2-10/+17
on ppc architectures
2004-08-24Make firefox compile and run on macppc. Patches copied from www/mozilla.aymeric5-17/+357
2004-08-23Remove patch for getting this to compile on netbsd-1-5.he2-20/+1
It has (probably long since) been replaced by configuration checks in firefox's configure script. The resulting source still compiles and works on netbsd-1-5 / i386.
2004-08-10forgot to add at privous committaya1-0/+34
2004-08-10Update firefox & firefox-gtk2 to 0.9.3taya2-30/+5
firefox 0.9.3 is a security fix release. Fixed bugs are: - lock icon and certificate spoof with onunload document.write (Bugzilla#253121) - Malicious certificates can permanently break HTTPS/SSL (Bugzilla#249004) See the page below. http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html#mozilla1.7.2
2004-07-05- correct MESSAGEtaya4-10/+29
- add patch to fix compilation problem on NetBSD-1.6.2 - bump PKGREVISION
2004-07-03Update firefox to 0.9.1taya3-5/+10
From the article from mozillazine.org: mozilla.org today released upgrades to both Firefox 0.9 (0.9.1) and Thunderbird 0.7 (0.7.1) to fix some minor bugs present in both releases. Both releases correct some flaws in the extension system that some users may have been experiencing, as well as a new icon set for the navigation toolbar on Windows and Linux in Firefox 0.9.1. All users of both products should get this upgrade.
2004-06-24correct typotaya1-2/+2
post-install -> pre-install
2004-06-23Update firefox to 0.9taya37-376/+377
Here's what's new in this release of Firefox: * New Default Theme An updated Default Theme now presents a uniform appearance across all three platforms - a new crisp, clear look for Windows users. Finetuning for GNOME will follow in future releases. * Comprehensive Data Migration Switching to Firefox has never been easier now that Firefox imports data like Favorites, History, Settings, Cookies and Passwords from Internet Explorer. Firefox can also import from Mozilla 1.x, Netscape 4.x, 6.x and 7.x, and Opera. MacOS X and Linux migrators for browsers like Safari, OmniWeb, Konqueror etc. will arrive in future releases. * Extension/Theme Manager New Extension and Theme Managers provide a convenient way to manage and update your add-ons. SmartUpdate also notifies you of updates to Firefox. * Help A new online help system is available. * Lots of bug fixes and improvements Copy Image, the ability to delete individual items from Autocomplete lists, SMB/SFTP support on GNOME via gnome-vfs, better Bookmarks, Search and many other refinements fine tune the browsing experience. For Linux/GTK2 Users * Look and Feel Updates Ongoing improvements have been made to improve the way Firefox adheres to your GTK2 themes, such as menus. * Talkback for GTK2 Help us nail down crashes by submitting talkback reports with this crash reporting tool.
2004-06-19Undo my previous commit to install pkgconfig (.pc) files, we should toxtraeme2-11/+3
use CONFLICTS, because they are installing the same files...
2004-06-18Install the .pc (pkgconfig) files, which were disabled in PLIST, theyxtraeme2-3/+11
are required to build some packages. Bump PKGREVISION.
2004-06-15Yes another `\n' missing in the patch giving rise to compilation errors.reinoud2-6/+6
2004-06-15Add `\n' to the assembler line so that it will assemble correctly. Thereinoud2-4/+4
assembler got confused with the floating .elseif
2004-06-02- copy amd64 support patch from www/mozillataya10-30/+592
- correct ARM architecture handling - add g++-3.0 support for xpcom module on alpha - bump PKGREVISION
2004-04-29Use ft2build.h / FT_FREETYPE_H instead of including freetype/tttables.hrecht2-1/+16
and freetype/freetype.h directly. From FreeBSD.
2004-04-29Fixed problems with the new freetype2 libraryadam8-1/+329
2004-04-24catch up to current statvfs supporttaya3-7/+7
2004-03-10correct PLISTtaya2-4/+3
remove non-exist file & not needed file bump PKGREVISION
2004-03-03The security component needs libfreebl_hybrid_3.so on SunOS/sparc, sobouyer1-1/+2
add it to PLIST so that moz-install will copy it (the mozilla packages are correct). It seems that firefox dosn't need libfreebl_pure32_3.so to use SSL, so I didn't add it to the PLIST.
2004-02-29Initial import of firefox-0.8, provided by Kouichirou Hiratsuka xtraeme23-0/+3047
in PR pkg/24603. Mozilla Firefox is a free, open-source and cross-platform web browser for Windows, Linux, MacOS X and many other operating systems. It is small, fast and easy to use, and offers many advantages over other web browsers, such as tabbed browsing and the ability to block pop-up windows. Firefox also offers excellent bookmark and history management, and it can be extended by developers using industry standards such as XML, CSS, JavaScript, C++, etc. Many extensions are available.
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