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nasht
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Post by nasht »

Hi,

I haven't updated deer park in a while and I haven't looked at the forums either.
Today I decided to update (using "check for updates") and now many of my extensions stopped working.
Almost like what happened in this previous topic : http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=306960

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Did I miss something since then?
Is that normal? Can I fix it?

Thanks.
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Post by facted »

This is expected. Deer Park Beta is coming out tomorrow and the version # has been bumped. Extensions have written in the install.rdf file in the xpi archive, the max version # that they will work for. Many extensions work fine if you just alter the value in this file (to 1.4) and re-install using this new archive (with the modified install.rdf).
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Post by lastChance »

Please save yourself that work, though, if you're going to make your extensions compatible yourself, install Nightly Tester Tools 0.7 (note the version #). This will allow you to make the rest of your extensions compatible simply by right-clicking on them in the extensions list and choosing that option.
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Post by lastChance »

Oops, I guess it's up to 0.7.5 now :)
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Post by nasht »

cool
you made my day!

[EDIT: I just realized it means my day must be pretty boring... but it's only 7:20 am, I hope I'll have something better for today ;) ]
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Post by popeye »

Can someone lead me to this tool? I downloaded 1.5 beta 1 and extensions don't work as well as NOIA theme. Help appreciated, thanks!
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Post by sol »

Nightly tester tools has saved my day. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Post by gssq »

WOO! You mean I don't have to manually edit my XPIs anymore?! *hits self for not realising this*
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Post by Duke D »

Heh I find editing them manually is more fun, I mean i will install the extension, but not right now, ill probably use it when its a bit more stable :) Thanks for the link tho im gonna bookmark it for later :D
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Post by pikaunforgiven »

i too edit the files manually since im used to doing it, but i do have the nightly tester tools installed for the copy build id functionality. would kinda be nice if the override was built into firefox instead of as an extension, but im sure that might cause more potential problems than it solves unfortunately.
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Post by Mouse_103 »

Thank you. I alaways had to edit extenison files lol
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Post by Recall »

If you use the latest dev version of MrTech local install it will make them all compatible at the same time. :D
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