David,
I too found it pretty surprising and quite irritating that Ubiquity has
not not yet been updated for Firefox 3.6 - not even their beta version
is FF 3.6 compatible at the time of this writing; odd for a premiere
Mozilla extension.
Technically, Ubiquity does work with 3.6, it is a simple matter of 3.6
not being included in the version metadata for the extension. There are
several ways in which this can be overridden, one of the simplest is to
install the "Nightly Tester Tools" extension:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6543
Once installed you can go to your addon list (Tools > Add-ons >
Extensions) and override compatibility for extensions like Ubiquity from
the context menu - or - force the install of incompatible extensions
using the "force install" button that is added to the installation
dialog. I am using Ubiquity in FF 3.6 without issue.
Hope this helps someone!
Brian.
On 22/01/10 10:47 PM, David Haslam wrote:
The https://mozillalabs.com/ubiquity/ Ubiquity add-on for Firefox is not
yet compatible with Firefox version 3.6, as I discovered when I upgraded
Firefox today.
So if you are a user of http://thegoan.com/firebible FireBible , and wish
to continue to use it with Ubiquity, defer the FF upgrade until Ubiquity has
been updated to become compatible.
If you have already upgraded FF, you can still use FireBible, but without
taking the cool benefit of its Ubiquity support.
Let's hope they fix Ubquity soon!
David
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