***Overview Description: If you click the slider to close the sidebar and quit the browser, the closed state does not persist when you relaunch the browser. ***Steps to Reproduce: 1) Click the slider to close the Sidebar. 2) Quit the browser. 3) Launch Seamonkey. ***Actual Results: Your sidebar is open again. ***Expected Results: Your sidebar should remain closed, more generally it should maintain whatever state it was left in. ***Build Date & Platform Bug Info: reproduced on WinNT 2000040509 and MacOS 2000040510. DOES NOT occur on Linux 2000040509.

cc:ing waterson since slamm is out of town

spam: changing qa contact on sidebar bugs from paulmac to shrir@netscape.com (all 67 of them!)

I was hoping someone more knowledgable could sort this out but thes bugs look like dupes of each other. The confusing thing is some have different components Some are in diffrent components also. bug 34728 bug 35093 bug 35654 and part of bug 35757 related to bouncing. I will let someone else pick what bug to mark the other a dupe of.

Thanks for looking at these! I doubt I'm "someone more knowledgable" but here goes anyways: bug #34728 is definitely not the same as this bug. [It is concerned with persisting the open/closed state of the sidebar between browser sessions]. However, I basically agree that bug #35093, bug #35654, and bug #35757 are all facets of the same broken behaviour (in order, 'first noticed', 'won't close', 'won't close and blanks content'). I'm marking bug #35654 as a dup of bug #35093 but I'll let evaughan make the choice on bug #35757 -- Eric, I believe slamm is away right now so this is going untended -- is this perchance a widget bug, or is it strictly an xpapps thing).

*** Bug 34875 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

claudius, do u still see this? I cannot recreate.

Ok...this bug cannot be verified unless the grippy closing problem ( bug 35093) is fixed.marking this as dependent on 35093

Putting on [nsbeta2+] radar for beta2 fix.

Move to M18 target milestone.

verify away, shrir ...

done !! (2000052608)

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