Sloppy-discuss

I'm using Mac OSX Mavericks 10.9.1 and always sloppy redirects me to a previous site that i

Ok - that's very detailed and helpful, and I agree the mixing signed/unsigned code is a problem

For those of you working on Windows with IE, you might be interested in Fiddler which I'm told is

Hello - when the browser starts, is it running at localhost:5432 (or similar)? If the web site you

Thank you for the reminder. I've just tried this on10.8.2 and was prompted to upgraded to Java

BTW, I did try this out with win7/IE9 which had Java 7 installed. But only the 32bit version not

This doesn't work for me in Windows Java though... but there's a decent workaround for it:

On Tuesday, June 26, 2012 2:06:16 PM UTC+1, Dan wrote: Hi, Thanks for the tool - it was very useful

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Hi Pradeepto Those would be awesome improvements to Sloppy, and certainly the first s been mentioned

Thank you Paul. Here's what I see: http://www.flickr.com/photos/d6y/6252803687 I can't look

That did it Richard. Just a note though, that users using this feature should know: Now, instead of

I wouldn't call this a bug necessarily. I think it's just a reality we all have to learn to

Cleared the cache with no change. Deleted the old executables and now the .jlnp runs as expected --

Unfortunately Sloppy does mess with the HTTP request it passes on to the real server. As such,

On 13 Jan 2009, at 20:33, Jeremy Dunck wrote: > Maybe I'm dumb, broken, or both, but this

On 6 Dec 2008, at 11:32, beta...@gmail.com wrote: > There is a non-gui version mentioned here:

On 13 Nov, 13:04, sanjana <lsharvir...@gmail.com> wrote: > I haveinstalled java and then

On 23 Sep, 20:37, dantheman <dburkh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Simulating slow network

Hi there - I've finally managed to test out Sloppy + file uploads. What I did was create a simple

On 20 Aug, 23:24, techstreamcomput...@gmail.com wrote: > Sloppy seemed to work fine when trying a

I'm sorry - Sloppy does not work with SSL. Regards Richard On 23 Jul, 19:59, sarkis...@gmail.com

It should adjust on the fly: any time you change the selection in the list of bandwidth speeds,

For what it's worth, Sofpedia have been in touch.... -- Hello, Your product "Sloppy 1.1.101

This release doesn't address the authentication problems that have been reported: that's next

In reply to http://groups.google.com/group/sloppy-discuss/t/f98eedf6465cab4b I have the exact same

I've just tried Sloppy under 10.5.2 and it appears to work for me. Can you re-test and see if

Look in the Options tab of Sloppy to see what port is used. Say its 1234. Then press Gonad normal (

I would say the typical broadband speeds would be great. I don't know exactly how you have the

Well, it's not supposed to cause so much pain: sorry to hear how much trouble it's caused you