Philip Chee wrote:
On Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:28:27 -0700, NFN Smith wrote:
- Duplicate Tab: 1.0.2 supports Seamonkey 2.0a2, but not 2.0.1
Looks like it just needs to have the maxVersion that it advertises to be
incremented.
Not surprising.
- Mnenhy: 0.7.6 is the most recent. Apparently, it doesn't support
Thunderbird 3, either.
Mynromyr is hard at work on SM2/TB3 compatibility. He says he is about
2/3 of the way through.
I suspected that to be the case. I was going to write him and ask where
he's going with that one, and this saves me the effort. I interacted
with him before on other things with that one, and he noted that he
thought my feature suggestions were good, the major limitation was time
on his part. Thus, it means that I don't have to bug him with an extra
email. Knowing that that's in-progress, I'm content to wait for that one.
- Customize Google: it looks like development on this one has stopped.
Optimize Google appears to aspire to continue, but is currently listed
as "experimental".
I don't know anything about these.
- Image Zoom: I have 0.3.1 installed on a test copy of Seamonkey 2.0.1.
It installed OK, but doesn't seem to work (e.g., no presence in
context menus).
I have a working port of 0.4 for SeaMonkey. Just doing some QA before
announcing it.
I noticed that in other discussion. I'll look forward to seeing the
result. Thanks for your work on that one. It's a nice feature to have.
The other extension I follow is IETab, although I think it's not
essential for me. I know that the last time I did an
uninstall/reinstall of Seamonkey for a version upgrade, I didn't bother
to reinstall that one, and I haven't really missed it.
I have seen the discussion relating to Coral IETab, and I've played with
that briefly on a test configuration. Objectively, I would love to see
a way to get the necessary plugin support enabled, as I do think that
helps with long-term use of Seamonkey (where it's possible to get to IE
on the occasions that's needed). Given that SeaMonkey has a little more
of an enterprise focus that TB/FF, to some measure, I think that
SeaMonkey users may be more likely to bump into sites that require IE,
and having the ability to call IE from inside SeaMonkey would allow for
use SeaMonkey when they want, without having to do a separate launch of
IE for the sites that require IE.
Smith
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