Works with FFx3.1beta2
Nushio
I'd start saying how much I love all the *Better* extensions, but I'm
sure you already get plenty of praise, so I'll keep it brief. I
love'em too! :-)
Anyways, I'm using FFx3.1b2 with Nightly Tester tools and Better Gmail
2 seems to work fine.
I've never developed a Firefox plugin, and I don't know what checks
need to be done before marking it as "works with FFx3.1", but I'm
starting this topic to track support for it.
Thanks again for the extensions!
-Nushio
Gina Trapani
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 8:07 PM, Nushio <nus...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've never developed a Firefox plugin, and I don't know what checks
> need to be done before marking it as "works with FFx3.1", but I'm
> starting this topic to track support for it.
I can confirm: Better Gmail 2 does work with the latest Firefox 3.1
beta. I'm sure I set up that compatibility within the extension
correctly, but for some reason Mozilla Add-ons still lists it as
incompatible. If you install it from the Lifehacker page, you should
have no problem.
I just futzed with the settings on the Mozilla Add-ons web site and
specified again that it's 3.1b2-compatible, but it's still not listed
correctly. Not sure why, but I can assure you that it is.
Juan M. Rodriguez
I know it is compatible, as I said, I'm using the Nightly tester tools to "force compatibility".
Would installing it from the lifehacker source include autoupdates? Thats the one reason I use the Mozilla Add-ons version instead.
Thanks for your time!
--
Ing. Juan M. Rodriguez Moreno
Desarrollador de Sistemas Abiertos
Sitio: http://proyectofedora.org/mexico
Gina Trapani
> Would installing it from the lifehacker source include autoupdates? Thats
> the one reason I use the Mozilla Add-ons version instead.
Yes, it would. In fact, downloads from the LH page will give you
faster auto-updates because the new version wouldn't be subject to
Mozilla Add-on's approval process delay (which is usually about a day
or so).