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JackH shared an idea in Evernote on February 23, 2009 16:30:

NoScript needs exception in XSS. The evernote error message should say so!

With NoScript enabled, you need to put an XSS exception into NoScript for evernote to work.

You have to put
^https?://www\.evernote\.com/clip\.action$
in the XSS exceptions.

However, I find it difficult to come by this information. If you try the evernote bookmarklet in Firefox with a standard NoScript you'll get an error message, that evernote wasn't able to copy the contend of the page.

I can't even close the iFrame. All I'm offered is a link to go to the evernote site _within_ the iframe. And when not logged in, the log in fields aren't made to fit the small iframe.

Anyway...
What I wanted to say.
The error message "We couldn't copy the content from the webpage" should include a note that on has to add
^https?://www\.evernote\.com/clip\.action$
to the NoScript XSS exceptions.
I hope it's possible to find out, whether the user is using NoScript. And if it isn't, I think the NoScript rule should be displayed for all FF users that have the problem that the JS is stopped from copying the content of the webpage.

To get the information, what had to be done, I went to
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtop...
and read the question of someone else having the same problem.

JackH started following the problem "Updates not appearing on Twitter Search. Please Help." in Twitter.

JackH started following the problem "my tweets not showing on twitter search" in Twitter.

A comment on the problem "Why don't any of my tweets show up in Summize?" in Twitter:

tweetGrid won't display any of the tweets I did over the last month either. – JackH, on October 19, 2008 21:53

A comment on the problem "Why don't any of my tweets show up in Summize?" in Twitter:

Is was okay for me for some time after I first posted. But now search.twitter.com did not record any of my tweets within the last 20 days. – JackH, on October 16, 2008 07:40

JackH replied on October 04, 2008 09:02 to the question "Getting Photosynth updates" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I still have version 2.0.1403.6 and I read that there already is 2.0.1403.14 - if not more.
But I don't see the download link on the webpage. Maybe you can display it more prominently.

JackH replied on September 20, 2008 15:48 to the problem "Photosynth ran out of memory during processing (8007000E)" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I just tried 551 pictures on the above mentioned Pentium M 1,4GHz, 512MB RAM. I ran out of memory again:

05:53:51 VtApp: PredictImages time: 9238.9
16:15:25 VtApp: ChoosePairs+MatchPairs time: 123694.0
16:15:45 VtApp: Total feature matching time: 132914.3
16:41:00 HR test fail <>\ReconstructionState.cpp(666) hr(8007000e)
16:41:00 HR test fail <>\ReconstructionState.cpp(450) hr(8007000e)
16:42:15 HR test fail <>\Registration.cpp(976) hr(8007000e)
exception SynthPipeline.cpp(202) hr(0x8007000E)
exception CollectionUploader.cpp(341) hr(0x80004004)

This time I was near the laptop when it ran the "Reconstructing Scene"-phase and I couldn't make out any problem? The RAM usage of the process repeatedly sank to 390MB and rose to 425MB. Then I left for a walk (16:30CEST) and when I came back I had ended up with the above quoted log file ending (16:46CEST). :-(

A comment on the problem "Photosynth ran out of memory during processing (8007000E)" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Somewhere else this question was answered by someone from the staff:
Files are uploaded and displayed at full resolution. The process of synthing however is done with copies of the files that are shrunk to 1600x??? pxs. – JackH, on September 18, 2008 21:00

JackH replied on September 18, 2008 20:58 to the problem "Photosynth ran out of memory during processing (8007000E)" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I just tried 580 pictures on Pentium M 1,4GHz, 512MB RAM. It ran for 3 days and finished the "matching images" phase. But then I got: err=8007000E

_Three_ days!! (except for the times when the fan would have stopped me from sleeping)
the end of the log file:

22:55:03 VtApp: Uploading "dzi" file C:\DOKUME~1\JERTR~1\LOKALE~1\Temp\Photosynther\images\1.595.dziz (1396237 bytes).
22:55:17 VtApp: Upload finished
02:14:46 VtApp: PredictImages time: 16597.3
18:50:12 VtApp: ChoosePairs+MatchPairs time: 146115.8
18:50:40 VtApp: Total feature matching time: 162748.7
19:49:46 HR test fail <>\ReconstructionState.cpp(666) hr(8007000e)
19:49:46 HR test fail <>\ReconstructionState.cpp(450) hr(8007000e)
19:52:40 HR test fail <>\Registration.cpp(976) hr(8007000e)
exception SynthPipeline.cpp(202) hr(0x8007000E)
exception CollectionUploader.cpp(341) hr(0x80004004)

:-( I really looked forward to that synth :-(

JackH replied on September 14, 2008 14:08 to the discussion "What features should we add to Photosynth?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

regarding the gui I just wrote: http://getsatisfaction.com/livelabs/t...

JackH shared an idea in Microsoft Live Labs on September 14, 2008 14:07:

Add rss feeds for searches

I'm on and on searching for the same things on photosynth in order to see whether there's something new regarding the places that interest me.

If every search page had it's rss feed I could subscribe to it and get back to that search when ever it's worth it.

JackH started following the question "merge multiple synth results from different users" in Microsoft Live Labs.

A comment on the discussion "What features should we add to Photosynth?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I'm also surprised that I haven't seen this map yet. I guess I am just overlooking it. At least I did geotag my synthes so I'd expect that I can display them on a map somewhere. – JackH, on September 05, 2008 22:20

JackH replied on September 05, 2008 22:17 to the problem "Comma in Synth title prevents mapping." in Microsoft Live Labs:

Thanks, that worked for me.

A comment on the question "Photos gone, only points?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

10 days ago I rebooted and that solved my problem for now. – JackH, on September 05, 2008 10:11

JackH started following the problem "Comma in Synth title prevents mapping." in Microsoft Live Labs.

A comment on the question "Synth Failed error A000000B" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I tried with nearly the same photos. (I deleted some faces from 10 of the 500 photos). It worked the second time. I've got 16MB and am connect to the the router via Ethernet. – JackH, on August 30, 2008 10:39

A comment on the question "What does Synther error A000000B mean?" in Microsoft Live Labs:

fizz112, did you manage to get the 1300-pic-synth done? – JackH, on August 29, 2008 12:28

JackH started following the question "What does Synther error A000000B mean?" in Microsoft Live Labs.

JackH started following the question "Synth Failed error A000000B" in Microsoft Live Labs.