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Help Mozilla track add-on compatibility with Firefox 3.1 beta
by Brad Linder Nov 13th 2008 at 3:00PM
So before releasing Firefox 3.1, one of the things Mozilla wants to do is make sure that as many add-ons as possible that work with Firefox 3.0 will function properly with the new browser. And they want your help.
Here's how it works. You download a beta version of Firefox 3.1 and see if your favorite add-ons work. If you run into a problem, you can leave a comment at the Mozilla Add-Ons blog.
As of today, about 28% of the most popular plugins are compatible with Firefox 3.1. And that's about 8% more than a few weeks ago, so things are moving in the right direction.
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vaelen said 3:15PM on 11-13-2008
does anyone now how to turn off version checking to make extension work for this, the normal method of "extensions.checkCompatibility" set to false does not seem to be working
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Bryan Price said 8:05PM on 11-13-2008
That seems to be more for the developers than users.
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kingkool68 said 10:36PM on 11-13-2008
Please don't break Firebug and I'll be happy.
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Rey Bango said 11:09AM on 11-14-2008
@Bryan: It's actually good for both developers and users as it gives users a chance to ping the developers of their favorites add-ons and ensure that they're on track.
@kingkool68: That shouldn't happen since some of FB's development is done with help from Mozilla :)
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