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Mac OS X 10.2.x, PowerPC G3, 128MB RAM, 75MB free HD space. Pentium 233 MHz, 64MB RAM, 35MB free HD space.ĥ00 MHz processor, 256 MB RAM, 100 MB free HD space, Windows XP * Visual Refresh, a new space saving layout. In addition to the technologies that Netscape 9 shares with Mozilla Firefox 2, it includes additional features such as a number of installed plugins. Netscape Navigator 9 is developed from the Mozilla Firefox 2.0 and as such shares much of the same basic technology. Need Help? Ask here, your questions answered! | Downloading Tools | Print This Page | Mozilla (please check this page, you will need to be in 'Software choice' programme to download Netscape 6 for OS/2 Warp4)Ĥ.61 Complete Installation (9.5MB, req FixPack5) Navigator 9.0.0.6 (9.1MB) ( SD701 mirror)Ĥ.8 Complete Installation ( mirror1) (16.7MB) release notes Installer (178KB, OS8.5 SD701 mirror) release notesĤ.8 Complete Installation (15.7MB, Mac OS 8.1+) release notes Navigator 9.0.0.6 (16.9MB) (PowerPC- and Intel-based Macs) ( SD701 mirror) Netscape 8.1.3 (18.3MB) (full) (Win98SE and above only) ( SD701 mirror)Ĥ.8 Base Installation ( mirror1) (17.32MB)Ĥ.8 Complete Installation ( mirror1) (22.75MB) release notes Here are the latest Netscape shipping versions for your downloading convenience. Latest shipping versions: quick download area | Just show me latest versions.

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* Netscape Navigator 9.0.0.6 is the last (final) Netscape (browser) ever. SillyDog701 and this Netscape Browser Archive is continue to support Netscape. * AOL has ended Netscape development on 1st February March 2008. Yet another is to use 7z instead of native unzip / Archive Manager to unzip the archive.* Dec 2011 We recently corrected a few dead links. One is to download the app by some method other than a browser - I used sftp, afp mounting of the build system volume, and an http request from a python script, and all of those worked.Īnother is to strip off the quarantine setting after download: xattr -dr my_file.zip There are a few workarounds, some of which a coworker discovered. The app works fine and is treated as signed if it is deployed by any means other than browser download.

Since the app is signed and the gatekeeper settings are to allow signed apps, it should not be screwing up the app with this quarantine attribute.

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The OS adds a quarantine attribute to the zip which tags along with the app bundle when unzipped, and this seems to cause it to treat the app as unsigned, even though it is signed. So it turns out that it is OS X gatekeeper's fault - it doesn't appear to have anything to do with jenkins. It's created with the OS-native /usr/bin/zip command (not an ant or python or other possibly non-bundle-savvy version). except that the download is wrapped up in a zip archive so that shouldn't matter. I'd suspect it's an issue with app bundle bits or sim.

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Why would downloading a zip through a browser from jenkins destroy an app's code signature? I've tried it from a few browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari) and it's always the same. It is definitely code-signed on the build system originally, because the installer (which is built downstream on the build system) deploys the app fully code-signed.

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When I download a zip file produced by the build system through the browser (from the Jenkins build page) with these FCPX apps, after unzipping the app won't launch - it says it's from an unknown developer, as if it isn't code signed.Īnd yet if I get that same build output zip another way - downloading via sftp or by afp-mounting the build machine filesystem - it works just fine.

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These include apps that are Final Cut Pro X plugins. I have a Mac OS X build server running jenkins which builds and signs mac components and apps just fine. I'm seeing a bizarre code-signing / file-transfer issue and haven't found any clue as to the cause, wonder if anyone else has an idea.

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