Hello Freddie,
Hi Anatoly,
thanks for your help.
What makes rdf-files interesting ? I use install.js that executes my
setup.exe in the xpi-file and it works fine with Netscape and Firefox.
I don`t know how to handle Chrome/Xul/Styles ...
Is rdf-format more compatible than the "install.js"-way ?
install.js - is deprecated.
As far as i know - mozilla suggest to use install.rdf file.
rdf is a simple xml file.
As for me - i use install.js for Mozilla 1.7 and Netscape 7.2 as they don't
know how to handle install.rdf.
For newer FF 1.0.x and Netscape 8 i use install.rdf. I just put these 2 files
in one xpi.
Install rdf allows You to uninstall extension - Your extension appears in
extension manager, also You can define there some info bout extension - which
will be used by FF/NS 8 to create About dialog. Also install.rdf has a url
field for Extension AutoUpdate.
As i remember XPInstall (install.js) doesn't have method for uninstalling
extensions and AutoApdate features.
So it's up to You which one to use, as FF and Netscape 8 still support install.js...
but maybe FF 1.5 won't support it...
With Best Regards,
Anatoly Kaverin,
Firefox VEngine team
Comodo CA Limited
http://www.vengine.com http://www.comodo.com
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