From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:0.9.8+) Gecko/20020211 BuildID: 2002021108 In mapblast the "View Image" popup menu entry isn't even there so you can't view map in a separate window or try to save just the .gif image of the map. Now that entry is there for the banner ads and the other corporate logos but not on the map. It's the map I need to save for future reference, not the banner ads! Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. goto http://www.mapblast.com 2. enter (as a registered user I guess, that's what I did) 3. Type a valid address and click on the create a map button. 4. choose an address if it proposes a choice 5. put the cursor somewhere over the map 6. right click 7. see that there is no "View image" menu entry Actual Results: you get a popup menu full of entries except "View Image" Expected Results: "View image" menu entry should be there and active and work as expected (bring the image in another browser pane). That's what 4.x did and what IE 5.5 does.

I need an account to examine the problem but I guess its bug 33583. Reporter: Is the image in question an image map (that is one image that is tiled with different links or one image with some "hotspots" where you can click)?

It's easy and no charge to get an account so you should be able to get one from their website. It's on the map image itself. Now there isn't any hotspot or links associated with the image that I noticed but I didn't pay attention to that. It doesn't look like an image map. Here's what appears tobe the offending html statement . <td BGCOLOR="#333333" align="center"><input type=image src="/gif?&CT=45.4827:-73.6245:20000&IC=45.4827:-73.6245:8:&W=456&H=259&FAM=myblast&LB=5211+Saranac+Rue" name="MAP" width="456" height="259" border="0" align=top alt="Click on map to shift the center point">

Log in as mozilla/mozilla to test this. I can't reproduce this problem with linux build 2002-02-22-08. The "view image" entry is there in the context menu.

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Looks like bug 77122, but bug 77122 is (like this one) a WFM for me (Build 2002022103, Win 98)

Yep. This is bug 77122. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 77122 ***

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verified dup of 77122.