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Ricardo Palomares Martínez
Dec 21, 2011, 6:19:18 PM12/21/11
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Hi,
I've been trying some searches for dictionary add-ons (specifically,
the Spanish/Spain Dictionary, whose title is "Diccionario de
español/España" in Spanish) from the Add-on Manager of Thunderbird and
SeaMonkey, and both fails to return the right result.
The problem is more important in Thunderbird, as the add-on itself
hasn't changed since a long time because the main dictionary project
from which the XPI takes the dictionary files has not progressed too
much. This means that the built-in install.rdf contains obsolete
version information and thus can't be downloaded locally and then
installed.
Although this touches me because of that add-on, I've confirmed that
other dictionaries do not appear either when I search for them.
Can anyone confirm this so I can open the bug?
TIA
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Ricardo Palomares (RickieES)
http://www.mozilla-hispano.org/
http://www.proyectonave.es/
https://diasp.eu/u/rickiees
I've been trying some searches for dictionary add-ons (specifically,
the Spanish/Spain Dictionary, whose title is "Diccionario de
español/España" in Spanish) from the Add-on Manager of Thunderbird and
SeaMonkey, and both fails to return the right result.
The problem is more important in Thunderbird, as the add-on itself
hasn't changed since a long time because the main dictionary project
from which the XPI takes the dictionary files has not progressed too
much. This means that the built-in install.rdf contains obsolete
version information and thus can't be downloaded locally and then
installed.
Although this touches me because of that add-on, I've confirmed that
other dictionaries do not appear either when I search for them.
Can anyone confirm this so I can open the bug?
TIA
--
Ricardo Palomares (RickieES)
http://www.mozilla-hispano.org/
http://www.proyectonave.es/
https://diasp.eu/u/rickiees
Jesper Kristensen
Dec 22, 2011, 3:22:17 PM12/22/11
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Den 22-12-2011 00:19, Ricardo Palomares Martínez skrev:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying some searches for dictionary add-ons (specifically,
> the Spanish/Spain Dictionary, whose title is "Diccionario de
> español/España" in Spanish) from the Add-on Manager of Thunderbird and
> SeaMonkey, and both fails to return the right result.
>
> The problem is more important in Thunderbird, as the add-on itself
> hasn't changed since a long time because the main dictionary project
> from which the XPI takes the dictionary files has not progressed too
> much. This means that the built-in install.rdf contains obsolete
> version information and thus can't be downloaded locally and then
> installed.
>
> Although this touches me because of that add-on, I've confirmed that
> other dictionaries do not appear either when I search for them.
>
> Can anyone confirm this so I can open the bug?
>
> TIA
>
It is already fixed in version 10.
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying some searches for dictionary add-ons (specifically,
> the Spanish/Spain Dictionary, whose title is "Diccionario de
> español/España" in Spanish) from the Add-on Manager of Thunderbird and
> SeaMonkey, and both fails to return the right result.
>
> The problem is more important in Thunderbird, as the add-on itself
> hasn't changed since a long time because the main dictionary project
> from which the XPI takes the dictionary files has not progressed too
> much. This means that the built-in install.rdf contains obsolete
> version information and thus can't be downloaded locally and then
> installed.
>
> Although this touches me because of that add-on, I've confirmed that
> other dictionaries do not appear either when I search for them.
>
> Can anyone confirm this so I can open the bug?
>
> TIA
>
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=641304
Ricardo Palomares Martínez
Dec 22, 2011, 5:48:30 PM12/22/11
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El 22/12/11 21:22, Jesper Kristensen escribió:
Oh, thanks for the information. :-)
Oh, thanks for the information. :-)
sami
Dec 25, 2011, 8:30:44 PM12/25/11
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