Description of Problem:
mozilla (and netscape 6 for that matter) apparently ignores the geometry string
at startup.  i've tried the -geometry command line option, as well as -xrm
*geometry, Mozilla*geometry, Netscape*geometry, Netscape6.geometry, and other
such variations.  i've tried changing values in ~/.Xdefaults file removing
~/.Xdefaults altogether.  nothing makes a difference.

both the widthxheight and the +x+y parts of the geometry specification are
ignored.  the explicit -width and -height options do take effect in some
circumstances, although mozilla seems to prefer the window size at last exit of
the program. i haven't found any way at all to specify a startup xy position.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.2.1) Gecko/20010901, build 20010$

How Reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. mozilla -geometry 100x200+0+0 

Actual Results:
a window whose size is that at the last mozilla exit, randomly positioned.

Expected Results:
a window whose size is 100x200, placed at +0+0.

Additional Information:
i'm currently using the fvwm2 window manager. the problem also occurs with twm
and under gnome/sawfish.

with fvwm2, i've tried both and without several style parameters:
Style * NoPPosition
Style "*etscape*" Icon mini.xpm, NoUSPosition
Style "*ozilla*" Icon mini.xpm, NoUSPosition
Style * SmartPlacement, RandomPlacement

none have made any difference to this problem one way or the other.

thanks.