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[rlongfield]

Yah, I have no idea where the .xpi file goes. Browse the web doesn't recognize .xpi files as valid

 

[fischy667]

It looks like, it is more complicated then just copy and paste.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XULRunner_tips

 

[rlongfield]

It looks like, it is more complicated then just copy and paste.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XULRunner_tips

Oh good god, I'm thinking it time to find a different solution.

 

[doskabouter]

What a drag. And xul-version dependant, so if i finally get the new xul-version working, it's all going to be done again... Didn't foresee that this would be *this* hard

 

[SpudR]

<moral support>You are doing a fabulous job, much appreciated by the people who use this (me!). Please keep going!</moral support>

 

[doskabouter]

Finally, after almost a year trying to figure out how to use the new gecko/xul core it's working quite nicely.

Just released 0.3.10. Nothing really fancy, but this version does a better cleanup in case 0.3.11 (with the new core) isn't working for some reason.

Expect 0.3.11 soon!

 

[doskabouter]

Hm, I think the links for downloading the installer still point to the old sourceforge. It could be that after updating, you still have 0.3.9.

Will fix this tonight

 

[doskabouter]

I had to release 0.3.11 (still with no new core) as I found out that the installers from all versions point to the same file , and thus if I publish a new version, rollback still wouldn't be possible.

And I cleaned some old versions from the update.xml.

So, you'll have to wait till 0.3.12

Edit: I see that 0.3.11 isn't picked up by the mpeinstaller. perhaps this is due to repo-migration of sourceforge. See if I can get that fixed

 

[kjegibbons]

My father used to tell me that the first sign of madness is talking to yourself......the second sign is when they start talking back!

Thanks for your time and effort.

 

[SpudR]

uh oh...
Scared now