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FIBS Client software => CocoaFibs => Topic started by: Mystyk on August 24, 2006, 02:40:59 PM

Title: New Version?
Post by: Mystyk on August 24, 2006, 02:40:59 PM
Is everyone getting the popup talking about a new version, and bringing them to a non-existent page?

Any way to get rid of it?

Thanks
Title: New Version?
Post by: burper on August 24, 2006, 11:44:48 PM
serves you right for using some strangers proprietary software.
demand the source next time, or at the very least some way of identifying the party you got the software from.
Title: New Version?
Post by: diane on August 25, 2006, 02:37:33 AM
Where is the pop up occurring - in your client - or here at fibsboard - that isnt clear to me.  Guess the answer is no - I am not getting those popups - but then I use firefox and try to manage popups. Cant seem to stop the spam though - kinda wish I was into bestial stuff - sure getting a lot of links... :P  
Title: New Version?
Post by: Mystyk on August 25, 2006, 01:42:22 PM
The popup is from the client.  It tells of a new version of CocoaFIBS.  If you select to update it brings you to the authors .Mac page, which no longer exists.
Title: New Version?
Post by: socksey on August 25, 2006, 02:27:30 PM
Which is why you should be using Javafibs.   ;)

socksey



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Title: New Version?
Post by: PolyphonicBrie on August 28, 2006, 12:08:32 AM
QuoteIs everyone getting the popup talking about a new version, and bringing them to a non-existent page?
Yes.

I am no coder, but I presume that CocoaFIBS checks the CocoaFIBS Website (http://homepage.mac.com/agerson/cocoafibs/) every time it runs to check if a new version is available.  But, you may notice that the website is down right now... which is getting CocoaFIBS all confused.
Quoteserves you right for using some strangers proprietary software.Ã,  demand the source next time, or at the very least some way of identifying the party you got the software from.
Um... like I'd know what the f' to do with source code.
QuoteWhich is why you should be using Javafibs.
Yuk.  No thanks.  CocoaFIBS rocks.

Regards
PB