Unreadable fonts in dialog window swiftfox or flock

When opening a file browser window under swiftfox or flock, I get unreadable fonts (all caracters are squared, almost all the same).
This looks to happen under Switffox and Flock, however it works with firefox.
Note that I have Arch 64 bits, with 32 bits libs installed for some applications.
Any hint where to search ?
Last edited by my64 (2008-01-28 21:03:49)

What you want to do is type about:config in the URL, then dialog in the filter window.  Change the entry print.use_native_file_dialog to false.  That's worked for me for the 2.x swiftfox versions.
I have not been able to get the 3.x betas to work, however, and the font problem is all over in those versions - menus and the main window both.  It makes the browser unusable to me.  I think that the whole font problem relates to the pango (lib32-pango) library somehow, but haven't had the time to track it down to know for sure.
Hope that you can at least the 2.x version working - good luck!

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