Downloading of more than one extention at a time.
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Downloading of more than one extention at a time.
Here is an idea, How about a kind of like windows update to install extentions. Like have a check box next to the extentions and when you are done selecting the extentions you want you click a submit button and it installs all of the extentions that you have choosen at one time.
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It should be possible.
When Netscape 6.0 came out Netscape had a very similar page at http://home.netscape.com/smartupdate/
(there also used to be a different version of this at the same URL for Netscape 4.x browsers)
However, that disappeared before 6.1, so I'm guessing it didn't work 100% reliably all the time, but the idea of the site was nice and it's a shame that they never worked on ironing out the bugs, instead they just got rid of the site.
What was nice about this page was it could detect which NS 6 components that you had installed and allowed you to install additional components (e.g. Mail, AIM) at a later date, when 6.01 came out it also allowed you to update using smartupdate, rather than downloading a new .exe
As Phoenix uses the same xpi install as NS 6/7 and Mozilla this shows that such a page would be possible and would allow easy addition of extensions on phoenix.
When Netscape 6.0 came out Netscape had a very similar page at http://home.netscape.com/smartupdate/
(there also used to be a different version of this at the same URL for Netscape 4.x browsers)
However, that disappeared before 6.1, so I'm guessing it didn't work 100% reliably all the time, but the idea of the site was nice and it's a shame that they never worked on ironing out the bugs, instead they just got rid of the site.
What was nice about this page was it could detect which NS 6 components that you had installed and allowed you to install additional components (e.g. Mail, AIM) at a later date, when 6.01 came out it also allowed you to update using smartupdate, rather than downloading a new .exe
As Phoenix uses the same xpi install as NS 6/7 and Mozilla this shows that such a page would be possible and would allow easy addition of extensions on phoenix.