Friday May 30, 2003 (Status Update #201)
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Mozilla 1.4 Release Candidate 1 came out on Thursday. This build is intended to help testers find any serious remaining bugs in preparation for Mozilla 1.4 final.
A build of Mozilla Thunderbird that contains some icons from Arvid Axelsson (designer of the default Mozilla Firebird theme) and toolbar customization improvements is now available. The new icons are the first step towards Thunderbird gaining a new default theme. Read Scott MacGregor's post to the MozillaZine Forums for more information. Note that a later Windows build is also available.
New documentation for Mozilla's accessibility API module has been published.
Composer now has an improved GUI for editing form elements (bug 45495).
Opening a bookmark group now replaces the existing tabs, rather than appending. You can use the Back button to revert to your previous set of tabs (bug 203960).
On Windows, Mozilla now looks for plug-in IDs (PLIDs) in the Registry and scans the referenced folders for plug-ins, helping to solve the 'first install' problem (bug 159445).
The bookmarks schedule/notify feature, broken since the bookmarks rewrite to use unique IDs, now once again prompts the user when a bookmarked page is updated (bug 203992).
Items in the Mozilla Application Suite's Download Manager now have context menus (bug 132019).
The trunk is currently open (but check tinderbox for the latest status).
Minutes from the mozilla.org staff meeting of Monday 19th May are now available.
Third party updates from Friday 30th May are now available.