On 2019-01-27, WaltS48 wrote: > On 1/26/19 7:34 PM, Ray_Net wrote: >> Ray_Net wrote on 27-01-19 01:30: >>> r wrote on 26-01-19 23:48: >>>> Bill Spikowski wrote: >>>>> r wrote: >>>>>> Bill Spikowski wrote: >>>>>>> Richard Owlett wrote: >>>>>>>> On 01/22/2019 08:01 AM, Bill Spikowski wrote: >>>>>>>>> Anyone have an idea where to download a version of LastPass >>>>>>>>> that works with Seamonkey? >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> I seem not to have saved a copy of v 3.3.4, which still works >>>>>>>>> reasonably well; but I'm setting up a new computer and need >>>>>>>>> the *.xpi file. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> There are lots of references to these older versions in >>>>>>>>> newsgroups and forums, but the links I've found are all dead. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> For the dead links you might try >>>>>>>> Internet Archive: Wayback Machine >>>>>>>> http://archive.org/web/web.php >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> (None of the 4.n.n versions work with Seamonkey, even with >>>>>>>>> the extension converter.) >>>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Thanks - I should have thought of that! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> But in this case it didn't work; all the earlier versions have >>>>>>> been scrubbed from the Lastpass website, and for some reason I >>>>>>> can't find them on Wayback either. >>>>>> If you have on your other computer, go to where your profile is >>>>>> stored. >>>>>> Expand folder, click on extensions, find the extension that you want. >>>>>> Copy it to your desktop. Then drag into SeaMonkey. (while >>>>>> SeaMonkey is running on your new computer. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Drag it into Seamonkey how? >>>>> >>>>> It won't import using the add-on manager. >>>>> >>>>> I copied into the profile folder "Extensions"; no luck. >>>>> >>>>> I literally dragged into a SM browser window, and it opened the >>>>> folder to show its subfolders, but nothing more >>>> >>>> Have the .xpi file on your desktop. >>>> Minimize the SeaMonkey window to about 1/2 of your screen size >>>> You may have to drag the lower right corner to do this. >>>> It's 6 small dots in the shape of a triangle. >>>> Then with SeaMonkey opened in the smaller window drag the .xpi >>>> file into SeaMonkey. >>>> Drag is to hold down the right mouse button and move the file to >>>> where you want it. >>>> Rodney >>> I think that the last sentence must be: >>> Drag is to hold down the LEFT mouse button and move the file to >>> where you want it. >> Another method could work also: >> In SM Browser part go to "File" - "Open File.." Browse ...and select >> the .xpi file then click on "OPEN" > > Whatever happened to: > > Save the file to your Downloads folder > Open SeaMonkey > Click Tools > Add-ons Manager > Select Extensions > Click the gear wheel next to the "Search all add-ons" search bar > Click "Install Add-on From File" > When the file manager window opens select the Downloads folder > Select the extension and install it. > > ????
All these instructions are for XPI files. What Bill has is a *folder*. After confirming that the contents of the folder do look like an extension, there are two ideas: - Zip the contents of that LastPass folder, rename the ZIP archive .XPI, and use that file to install - Copy that LastPass extension folder to the extensions/ folder of the new profile But, from what I read, Bill has already tried the second one. Does it show up in about:addons? Did Seamonkey print any error message the first time it started with the LastPass directory under extensions/ ? I think Seamonkey should have asked you about installing LastPass if it did recognize the extension. -- Nuno Silva _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
