David Petterson wrote:
Can you please summarize and update the wpkg wiki page on how to install
Firefox 8 extensions?
The mail thread got large and confusing ;)
/David
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You can „install“ extensions globally by copying them _anywhere_ e.g.
%ProgramFiles%\local\FirefoxExtensions
and registering them like described here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Registry
Well, i can't believe it... but it works.
I have only
Am Mittwoch, 14. Dezember 2011, 14:51:08 schrieb chiddie:
You can „install“ extensions globally by copying them _anywhere_ e.g.
%ProgramFiles%\local\FirefoxExtensions
and registering them like described here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Regi
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chiddie wrote:
You can „install“ extensions globally by copying them _anywhere_ e.g.
%ProgramFiles%\local\FirefoxExtensions
and registering them like described here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Registry
Well, i can't believe it... but
Are you lazy? David?
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Op Dec 14, 2011 om 15:49 heeft David Petterson da...@ifm.liu.se het volgende
geschreven:
Can you please summarize and update the wpkg wiki page on how to install
Firefox 8 extensions?
The mail thread got large and confusing ;)
/David
chiddie wrote:
Are you sure that Firefox 8 extensions deployment is the same as Firefox
4?
I followed the instructions in the Firefox 4 Series Extensions section
of the wpkg firefox page, but, even if after the installation i see the
folder with the GUID number in the
Am Dienstag, 13. Dezember 2011, 16:08:47 schrieb chiddie:
chiddie wrote:
For a reason i don't know, on the machines i have to upgrade Firefox, the
leading directory for the browser extension is not \\programfiles\mozilla
firefox\extension, nor \\commonprogramfiles\mozilla shared\extension,
My tries went in a different direction.
Since i like basic commands and not being involved too much with variables,
i simply:
- extracted the .vxi in a folder called Italian Dictionary.
- copied the folder in the \\server\wpkg\software\mozilla
firefox\extensions\ folder of my server where WPKG
Hello Claudio,
On Wed, 7 Dec 2011 00:58:59 -0800 (PST), chiddie
claudio.ghira...@geniaware.com wrote:
My tries went in a different direction.
Since i like basic commands and not being involved too much with
variables,
i simply:
...
- install cmd='%COMSPEC% /C xcopy /E /Y
This is the way we install Firefox and Thunderbird extensions, and until
I read here about alternate methods I understood this was Mozilla's
recommended method. We've not seen any breakage when recently upgrading
from 3.6.x to 8.0.x and not changing our installation methods.
My tries went in a different direction.
Since i like basic commands and not being involved too much with
variables, i simply:
...
What am i doing wrong? I tried the same solution to deploy Lightning
1.0 for Thunderbird 8 (apart from the registry key command that is
not needed) and it
Am 07.12.2011 16:31, schrieb Pete Boyd:
My tries went in a different direction.
Since i like basic commands and not being involved too much with
variables, i simply:
...
What am i doing wrong? I tried the same solution to deploy Lightning
1.0 for Thunderbird 8 (apart from the registry key
Are you sure that Firefox 8 extensions deployment is the same as Firefox 4?
I followed the instructions in the Firefox 4 Series Extensions section of
the wpkg firefox page, but, even if after the installation i see the folder
with the GUID number in the \firefox\extensions\ folder, and even if i
Did you extract the extension first? Some of them need that to work.
Are you using a 64-bit OS? You'll need to adjust paths. I'm using the
version on the wiki with a few small changes to handle both 32 and 64-bit.
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id=firefox-adblock
name=Adblock+
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