Using 2/4/99 build on Mac. Most images at www.imaginegames.com are not loading. No clue what is happening. Is okay on windows and Linux. Steve, do you still want all Mac-specific bugs going to you?

My build from last night seems to be loading images but I am getting OT errors which are most likely related to the NSPR problems that Gordon is working on. And yes, if you aren't sure of a specific area/engineer to assign Mac bugs to just assign them to me.

My build from last night seems to be loading images but I am getting OT errors which are most likely related to the NSPR problems that Gordon is working on. And yes, if you aren't sure of a specific area/engineer to assign Mac bugs to just assign them to me.

[Setting QA contact to me; CC:ing Pam Nunn, who is the pixel queen.]

Aargh!! Mac bugz logged as platform PC?

Why isn't this assigned to someone in Gecko?

The belief is that this bug is related to the NSPR OT issues and gordon is cc:'ed on it. Until gordon lands his fixes and we can determine if that belief is correct I'm just sitting on the bug to keep it warm.

setting target milestone M7 so this won't appear as a new bug

Other than a problem bringing up a @#$%^& JS created ad window this site seems to load fine. Don't know if this was gordon's NSPR OT fixes or pnunn's ImageLib work but I'm marking this bug as fixed.

this site is very pretty now, you are correct (using 5/17 builds). Marking verified.

Re-opening. Using the 5.17.99 builds, the screen shot below "E3 Top Story" (http:// pcmedia.ign.com/media/previews/image/evolvae3_line1.gif) isn't loading on Mac OS, but works fine on Win32 and Linux. Likewise, the banner ad (http://ads.ign.com/ignads/house/0599/ SWcontestbanner2.gif ) does not appear on any of the three platforms --- but loads correctly on Communicator 4.6 (Mac OS)

Is the failure when running Apprunner or Viewer?

<Checked both Viewer & Apprunner.>

Oops. I eat my words. This only occurs on Viewer on Mac OS. [can't reproduce in Apprunner on Mac OS, or on Viewer on Linux. No Viewer for Win32 anymore as far as I can see...]

Moving to M8 and adding Pierre to the cc: list as this appears to now be a Mac Viewer specific problem.

The www.imaginegames.com URL now shows a page that is just a link to www.ign.com so I've adjusted the test URL. I'm also marking fixed again as I don't see any missing images on the site (it does load kinda slow but I'm attributing that to the current Mac performance issues)

Verified using 8.9.99 8:00 AM Mac OS & Win32 build that this bug can no longer be reproduced.

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