Hopefully Kuno's suggestion will do the trick. Thought I would add:
Firefox 27 ships with the Addon SDK. Someone else suggested the widget not showing may be a LibreJS. Actually, this was an Addon SDK bug when using rebranded versions of Firefox (Iceweasel, Abrowser, IceCat, ...) I have been told many times this bug was to never appear on any new version of Firefox. So if anyone has seen this happening, please let me know; I would need to take a look at it and contact the SDK developers. Thanks! Kuno Woudt <[email protected]> writes: > Hello Jason, > > On 02/09/2014 09:02 AM, Jason Bolanos wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I've recently started using LibreJS to test out an open-source JS >> project that's currently not supported. The plugin does analyze the JS >> and blocks non-free JS, but the icon I was expecting at the bottom-right >> of the page, at the add-on bar, isn't visible, so I don't know >> specifically which JS files are blocked, which is frustrating. I'm >> wondering if I'm missing any necessary steps after installing it, or >> whether LibreJS conflicts with any other Firefox plugins, or if this >> is a legitimate bug. I have Adblock Plus, Ghostery, and HTTPS >> Everywhere, but nothing else. >> >> Any thoughts on how to go about this? > > It should be in the "Add-on Bar", make sure that is enabled (you can toggle it > in the menu (Firefox -> Preferences -> Add-on Bar) or with the Ctrl+/ key > combination. > > -- Kuno.
