upon intial launch of Seamonkey on the Macintosh, the Reload button somehow doesn't think it has enough room. This is actually never the case, it always does, or always should. Instead of reading 'Reload' it reads 'Rel...' *Build info: Mac ONLY 1999051909 (Not WinNt or Linux) *To Repro: Launch MacMonkey. Don't touch anything. look at the reload button. *Expected Behaviour: The button should always say 'Reload' on the Mac you can't currently shrink under a certain width anyway but even if you could the behavior but be to hide the buttons rather than shrink them. So, in no case should the button read 'Rel...' IMHO. *Actual Behaviour: The button initially reads 'Rel...' even after resizing the window several times. It will until change until you mouseover. I also noticed that the personal toolbar reflows after the first mouseover on one of the buttons as if it hadn't account for the extra pixels needed to illustrate the mouseover event. if this isn't XPToolkit, so sorry, accept my apologies and reassign as necessary

I can't reproduce this in today's M7 build, resolving as worksforme.

yep, it magically went away, marking VERIFIED

methinks I was a bit too hasty. It's back as of the new M7 builds 1999052808. I promise it's a real bug though. I have not been able to reproduce it with another machine either but I do have a strange config. Mac G3/233Mhz 32MB Ram 49MB w/VM Two(2) 17" Colorsync monitors 832X624, 75Mhz at millions of colors ATI 4MB videocard

okay, reassigning to evaughan as p4 for m8

Pink, I don't have a mac and have 20 bugs. Can you take a look at this for me? -E

accepting bug. works for me on 1996052609, but we'll see about later builds. guess i have to update to the tip after all =(

works for me, build from 6/2/99, though the datestamp is 1999052803.

[QA Assigning to self for verification.]

Hmm...using the 6.16.99 8:00 AM build, I can't reproduce this on Mac OS. The text font (I think) has also changed since this bug was written up. So, I'm going to go ahead and mark it as Verified/Worksforme under the assumption that Claudius will re-open the bug should he see it recur.