Build: 2000052520 (Linux) The above page either totally crashes the browser, or is incredibly slow compared to IE5. To repeat go to the above URL, and click button -> Start OpenMed Viewer. Compare moz's performance with that of IE5. It has to seen!

Build no. 2000052520 (Linux) To be more specific than my intial report there seems to be two major problems. After pressing the Start OpenMed Viewer button the whole screen should be taken over by moz. This happens, however there is intially a confused view where windows seem to move oddly, and window appear oddly. This settles down and the next page is rendered correctly. There is however a status window that appears in the lower right-hand corner this should be removed once the second page has appeared. This never happens. Additonally if the Exit button on the second page is pushed moz seems to crash/infinte loop. I suspect that the first error is related to some other bugs to do with double- buffering. The second error I suspect is related to support for some Javascript calls which close, and create windows.

I am getting the 'odd windows' apearing all over. This whole page is completly javascriptized, filled with document.writeln's and stuff. I'm not touching this. The developer needs to be slaped around some. Confirming all of Stefan's issues, though it doesn't seem to be slow (well, it's slow, but no slower then everything else on linux mozilla).

well if you have IE 4.01 and click update you are going to microsoft ie update page where you've learn that you cannot update whit that version you have to update whit next version , but i want to update this one. :)) enought about IE. page loads slowly but loads , but after clicking on exit mozilla hangs win98 SE 2000053020

Sorry for the spam. New QA Contact for Browser General. Thanks for your help Joseph (good luck with the new job) and welcome aboard Doron Rosenberg

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on win98 2000061608 mozilla build, the pages loads fast. The new big window is a loging window, and shows same behaviour as IE. Is this still in linux mozilla anyone?

This bug has been marked "future" because the original netscape engineer working on this is over-burdened. If you feel this is an error, that you or another known resource will be working on this bug,or if it blocks your work in some way -- please attach your concern to the bug for reconsideration.

Is the site down? Is it gone?

Host is dead. Reporter: can you provide a testcase please?

Unfortunately the reporter's e-mail adress is no longer valid and the URL for the testcase doesn't work either :/

Not much we can do about this any more then. INVALID. Reopen if this testcase is back online...