Btw, Firefox session saving was never intended to save the state of a website dynamically modified by the AJAX scripts.

The only way you can save the state of a site that has been updated by javascript is to serialize all the javascript objects. But that’s not enough. By the time you restore the site to it’s previous dynamic state by deserializing stored objects, the front end and the back end are already out of sync.

So I don’t think any browser on the market right now can actually save state of sites such Google Spreadsheet.

I have the same problem like Forex :(

Hi guys!

I’ve a Gmail account so I can use the spreadsheet service of Google Inc. On a Windows XP operation system the usage with Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers are OK. However
on GNU/Linux (exactly: SuSE Linux 10.3) the working with Firefox is really terrible :( SLOW and I can’t restore my Firefox session :( I don’t understand the Google Inc. why doesn’t like (support) the Konqueror. On a GNU/Linux with KDE the Konqueror is the best browser,
because it’s in integrated in with the desktop, KDE. Google PLEASE support the Konqueror!!!!.

Ah, cool. I’m Polish, and my name is actually spelled Łukasz. But no one can figure out how to pronouce that.

Fortunately, it is actually a biblical name so Łukasz == Luke. The benefit of hving a name like that, is that you can easily find some sort of native spelling for it in most of the western languages. :)

Of course the root of Łukasz is łuk which means bow (as in bow and arrow) which kinda suggests that the name itself may have existed beforore christianity was introduced in Europe. Go figure…

And yes, I do get allot of “I am your fater” jokes.

It’s Armenian and it’s actually a very common name in that culture.

Yeah, it might have been the name :mrgreen: Where is that name from – like what nationality is that, if you don’t mind me asking?

Heh, no problem. With a name like Ara, what do you expect! :-)

Oops, did I say her instead of him? Sorry about that :P I fixed the post.

Not sure why I assumed you were a woman. Heh, one more example that on the internets you can never tell these things.

Hahahaha, sorry to burst your bubble but I’m a guy ;-)

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