David, 1) Regarding Firefox dying: > https://www.zdnet.com/article/an-endangered-internet-species-firefox/ >
Firefox is still my favourite, and that is all that is important to me, is not surprising the commercial organisations advertising budget is reducing popularity, however I am not so sure about those stats. I use firefox all day for tiddlywiki and more, I use Chrome a few times a day, and edge/IE occasionally. How does my usage show in the Stats? The article is about finance and revenues I imagine you can understand this in no way impacts my browser choice. Many of the most desirable plugins I want are now back in FireFox and the new mechanisms, I think Timimi uses - "Service Workers?" stands to offer better features in the long run. > > 2) I am using Timimi on Firefox and it is working great. > Good, and that is when it worked for a long time before chrome. As others have said, Both browsers need their own plugin/addon and the matching host component, the executable. When the version first supported chrome in checked all components were updated, now I have no problem on either browser. > > 3) Maybe I just need help configuring Timimi on Chrome? I added the Timimi > extension to Chrome, but it still saves the "Chrome" way - saving a > duplicate of the file for every save, but the changes do not get saved in > the original file. So if I have it bookmarked, the bookmark will open a > file without the changes. So it looks like I would have to go into the > folder every day and delete the duplicates and rename the last duplicate > with the original filename. I don't want to do that. > This is simply broken behaviour as far as I can see. Perhaps check you do not have another mechanisum for backups and saving active. > > 4) You didn't reply to my main question, about TiddlyDesktop... :-) > Sorry, Yes, the answer is if you drop content on Tiddlydesktop it may get imported to, and break the "Backstage" wiki. If you wanted to import to the backstage wiki (unlikely) open it and import there. The only ways to add Wikis to tiddly desktop that I have used is to use the add buttons and point to an existing one, Although there are templates documented in the backstage or help button that will be used when no file/folder is present. It is quite happy to open a Wiki I created under Bob. Best of luck Tony/Tones > > On Sunday, August 16, 2020 at 8:02:47 AM UTC-5 TW Tones wrote: > >> David >> >> I don't understand your first sentence. If you do not want a server >> version timimi makes tiddlywiki easier and more reliable than any time in >> its history, on chrome and firefox, and how is Firefox diminished in any >> way? >> >> Regards >> Tony >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/63dc3237-1c2f-4cc8-979f-4a9034e14a03o%40googlegroups.com.
