From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030703 Description of problem: When trying to change the Bluecurve icon on the toolbar back to the original Mozilla icon via the Properties window, the Launcher Properties window process hangs if the Browse... button is used. The application must be killed to restore normal operation. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): mozilla-2.4-12 (may not be source of problem) How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. R.click on tool bar launcher icon (in this case, Mozilla's) 2. Select Properties 3. Click on Icon: to change 4. Click on Browse... button Actual Results: System appears to stop responding (race condition?) until the Browse Icons window is closed. The following window appears: Question The window "Browse icons" is not responding. Force this application to exit? (Any open documents will be lost.) Selecting "Kill application" causes Browse icons window and toolbar to disappear. After a few seconds the toolbar rebuilds. Expected Results: Clicking the Browse... button should have raised a directory browsing window. Additional info: Rather than clicking on the Browse... button, I can avoid lockup by editing the path window directly. The fact that this occurs when trying to alter the Mozilla icon may not be significant. The problem may lie with some other application and the Mozilla behavior might be secondary and coincidental.
-> over to gnome-panel
Christopher: Thanks for recommending a better home for this bug. I wasn't really sure when I checked "Mozilla" as the affected component. gnome-panel definitely makes more sense. --Doc
I can't get this to happen in test2. Does it still happen for you?
Alex, Just finished downloading test2 CD#3 from a mirror about an hour ago and plan to install tonight. Will let you know. Probably late... :-) --Doc
I can't reprocude this on FC 1. Robert, is this still an issue? If not, please close as CURRENTRELEASE.
Looks like this was fixed