Chris000001 wrote:AUC 2.13 - Added new 32px waiting indicator (smoother). Matched 16px waiting indicator to new 32px version (slightly lighter green.)
edit2: Version 4.0.5.1-signed was called "flash video downloader". I put that in the black list and it is no longer checked so the AUC icon doesn't change, no alerts, etc. You should probably install the signed version soon or it will be blocked from running sometime around Firefox 42 (unless you are on a Nightly build or a few other exceptions.)
I couldn't see your picture earlier. AUC does nothing to the built-in add-on manager except stops automatic installs, meaning Firefox still checks for updates and finds them. The point of AUC is so you don't have to go to the built-in add-on manager. If you want it to stop showing updates there, you have to double-click the add-on and set automatic updates to off. You used to be able to do it through about:config, but I don't know if that still works, you'd have to research that yourself.kukla wrote:Just to be clear, the version I am running, and its full name is "Flash Video Downloader 4.0.5." (that's the version I want to stick with and why I don't want to be annoyed with any updates.) When I enter it using that full name it will always come up immediately.
EDIT:edit2: Version 4.0.5.1-signed was called "flash video downloader". I put that in the black list and it is no longer checked so the AUC icon doesn't change, no alerts, etc. You should probably install the signed version soon or it will be blocked from running sometime around Firefox 42 (unless you are on a Nightly build or a few other exceptions.)
You put it in the blacklist, does that mean I don't have to do anything further? As far as it being dropped in 42, at that point I will remove it entirely. It now installs unwanted extraneous crap. The 4.0.5, which is old but still works, is the last version that didn't do that.
EDIT: Oh, you mean there is a signed 4.0.5.1? Thanks, I will have to look into that.
If you have any other add-on that changes tabbar bindings (which you probably wouldn't know unless you dissemble your add-ons and look through the code) , only one will work. You could disable other add-ons to figure out which other one is doing it and decide if you want to keep it. The "only one add-on can change a binding" is a Firefox limitation. i cannot change anything to fix it.sharon301 wrote:I guess I still don't get what the hide tab bar when there is only 1 tab' does. I am trying to get rid of the tab bar on top of FF 39.0 and I added your addon, but I can't see where anything changed at all?
Thanks for any enlightenment!
Sharon
If you want it to stop showing updates there, you have to double-click the add-on and set automatic updates to off. You used to be able to do it through about:config, but I don't know if that still works, you'd have to research that yourself.
