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Macs and Me = Oil and Water...sometimes
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12-30-2012, 09:37 PM (This post was last modified: 12-30-2012, 09:38 PM by ilikenwf.)
Well, I just can't get xul 1.9.2 to build properly, and I'll have to get some help from the mozilla guys or something to get it working...

That said, we can just upgrade the taglib we use for mac and toss it out there after bugfixing...or (just tested it) we can use the 1.9.2.19 build from mozilla official to do it. Only thing is it seems to make a visual difference that we'd have to find a way to compensate for.

I'm posting here partially to remind myself and to also get input.
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