> The extension "Nightly Tester Tools" from the Mozilla add-on site will
> allow you to use otherwise incompatible extensions.  It doesn't fix
> the Google extensions, but it does make many others work.

> Mozilla's Weave (http://labs.mozilla.com/2007/12/introducing-weave)
> offers multi-directional history sync--but it doesn't yet do passwords
> or cookies (effectively).  It's better than nothing.

> On Mar 18, 7:19 am, johnlgalt <johnlg...@gmail.com> wrote:

> >  I disagree - I am switching to Fx 3 pretty much now - 40%+ of the
> > extensions I use int Fx 2 are now supported in Fx 3, so...I'll be
> > there as the extensions I want get updated.

> > However, I am going to use Fx 3 regardless of whether Google updates
> > GBS or not - Fx 3 has too many bug fixes and security fixes over Fx 2
> > for me not to.

> > Jason wrote:
> > > I agree. An update is long overdue and, as much as I like Firefox 3,
> > > I'm not going to switch until my extensions get updated.

> > > On Mar 11, 9:57 pm, Kintaro <DavidL...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I love the add-on, although its been a long time since its been
> > > > updated, i would really like to see an update and support for firefix
> > > > 3.

> > > > last updated 2006, i think its time ;).

> > Not me - I use Fx for a slew of reasons, and I am using the Fx 3 b4
> > because it is *fast* - faster than Fx2, IE, and right up there with
> > Opera in terms of speed, *and* it has a lot of security fixes....

> > Shurafa wrote:
> > > Wow I cannot believe there are only 5 reponses here. Google toolbar
> > > and Firefox go hand in hand. I cannot imagine updating Firefox without
> > > this extension. This extension is the reason I use firefox over IE in
> > > the first place.

> > > On Mar 11, 5:57 pm, Kintaro <DavidL...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > I love the add-on, although its been a long time since its been
> > > > updated, i would really like to see an update and support for firefix
> > > > 3.

> > > > last updated 2006, i think its time ;)