Sloppy-discuss Google Group

Re: Sloppy quit unexpectedly in 10.5.2

2008-03-10T15:11:10Z

I've just tried Sloppy under 10.5.2 and it appears to work for me.
Can you re-test and see if it's an issue for you, and if so, yes
please, do post the report data.

Cheers
Richard

Re: Sloppy quit unexpectedly in 10.5.2

2008-02-28T03:39:31Z

I'm travelling at the moment but will upgrade to 10.5.2 in a couple of
weeks and see if I can reproduce the problem.

Thanks

Sloppy quit unexpectedly in 10.5.2

2008-02-26T09:11:19Z

Not sure if this is a Leopard issue. Would it help if I posted the
problem report data?

Re: Problem while use sloppy in IE 6.0

2008-02-13T19:53:18Z

Look in the Options tab of Sloppy to see what port is used. Say its
1234. Then press Gonad normal (you'll get the error) but start you
browser manually and enter the address of [link]
the 1234 with whatever the port number was in the Options tab. That is
effectively what Sloppy does when it tries to start your web

Problem while use sloppy in IE 6.0

2008-02-13T08:25:03Z

Hi all,
I need to know how to use sloppy in IE 6.0, While I gave the url it
says "*unable
to launch browser*" error how to resolve this...
Can any body respond the steps to use this.....
the help is apprieciated...
Thanks
Shaan

Re: Another Feature Request

2007-12-11T19:45:07Z

I would say the typical broadband speeds would be great. I don't know
exactly how you have the settings now (like what 56k breaks down to).
Also i'm sure that "typical" broadband is different for you in the
UK. :)

In the US i would say these are the most common speeds (including dial-
up):
28.8Kb

Re: [sloppy-discuss] Another Feature Request

2007-12-11T17:15:01Z

Sounds like a good idea. Let me know what speeds would be useful to
you, and I can maybe add those in quickly, and then look at some kind
of modification to allow you to pick "Other..." from the drop down
list to set an arbitrary speed.
Thanks for the suggestion
Richard

Another Feature Request

2007-12-07T17:31:02Z

I've been using sloppy for flash testing (it works great for FLVs).
However i was wondering if you could add more download speeds to
sloppy. I'm targeting broadband users so i would like to be able to
compare the difference between DSL and cable. In fact it would be
great to have a custom entry into the download speed as well!

Re: [sloppy-discuss] this is another piece of shet...

2007-11-28T10:18:02Z

Well, it's not supposed to cause so much pain: sorry to hear how much
trouble it's caused you.
Normally I'd like to hear more and try to reproduce the problem and fix it,
but I'm guessing from the tone you've moved on.
My apologies and I hope you find a product that can help you.
Richard

this is another piece of shet...

2007-11-28T09:26:03Z

Make something usefoul or fuck yourself...
It is the n product that fuck's my pc and make me loose alot of time..

I am develloping a FLEX app; I have modules that upload files and I
must make a progress bar; so I need a "sloopy kind" software; sloopy
seems to be ok, but after I run it 3 times it freeze and it blocks my

Re: Click "Go" opens my html editor...

2007-09-20T17:07:23Z

I went with option #2 which did what I needed. Thank you for your
quick response!
Sherri

Re: Click "Go" opens my html editor...

2007-09-20T16:15:31Z

Hi Sherri
Clicking Go should open up your default web browser and show you a
site, slowed down.
On your machine it looks as if your html editor has become the default
application for these kinds of things.
There are two things you can do:
1) Find a way to prevent your html editor from being the default

Click "Go" opens my html editor...

2007-09-20T15:55:10Z

Not sure exactly what clicking Go should do but on my machine - PC -
it is opening a blank page in my html editor rather than doing what
I'd expect which is opening a browser of some type. I assume that this
is something I've set up Windows to do but not sure what I need to
undo/edit in order to get Sloppy working properly.

Re: doesn't work with digest authentication

2007-09-01T18:37:39Z

I've had a similar report for BASIC authentication too:
It seems to effect Sloppy running on Windows. In this case it the
authentication required claims to be "Authentication scheme:
Integrated Windows". I don't have a fix for this yet, but I can
reproduce it.
Cameron: if you can post the contents of the About box from Sloppy

doesn't work with digest authentication

2007-09-01T13:20:29Z

I just ran the jnlp link, and entered a URL that requires digest
authentication. The dialg box popped up, but I could not focus on the
text boxes, or click any buttons.
I couldn't even close sloppy - it wouldn't respond to clicks.
I had to xkill it.