Both Modify Headers and XHTML Mobile Profile have been updated this week.
Version 0.6.4 of Modify Headers fixes a nsIObserver interface problem with the add-on working in Firefox 3 beta. XHTML Mobile Profile 0.5.3 adds support for the content type application/vnd.wap.multipart.mime.
Mailfrom 0.2 was released over the weekend. This adds support for AOL Mail and handling for subject lines in mailto links.
Download from Mozilla Addons.
I’m pleased to announce a new Firefox addon, Mailfrom, that enables mailto links to be composed in your favourite webmail service.
Version 0.1 is an early access release and provides support for GMail and Yahoo Mail only. If you wish to have a service added, request an enhancement or encounter a problem, please file a bug report.
Mailfrom is available for download from the Mozilla Addons Sandbox (login required).
To make the addon available in the public repository, it requires reviews. If you like the addon, please post a review here.
Happy New Year to you all.
Before Christmas I released version 0.6.3 of Modify Headers. This version adds support for the Firefox 3 beta 2. For current users this will automatically update, otherwise, please download from Mozilla Addons.
Update: XHTML Mobile Profile 0.5.2 has been updated to support Firefox 3 beta 2.
Yesterday, version 0.5.2 of the XHTML Mobile Profile add-on for Firefox was released. Please install from Mozilla Add-ons.
This is the second bugfix release of version 0.5, (which was not announced when released last month, oops). Version 0.5 adds support for rendering multipart mixed content in Firefox.
Please report any defects or enhancement requests in Mozdev Bugzilla.
Version 0.6.0 of Modify Headers is now available. The main new feature for version 0.6.0 is the ability to export and import headers. The wizard can be found on the configuration tab.
Please post any bugs to bugzilla.mozdev.org.
This release adds the string [XHTML-MP] to the title of a document that is being handled using the XHTML Mobile Profile addon. Go to Mozilla Update to install.
Today the Firefox addon, Web Developers Toolbar, was updated. After restarting, none of the icons were displayed on the toolbar. The problem was the theme used: Phoenity. Turns out that Phoenity is no longer supported by its author. So looking for a new theme I found Blue Ice. Its simple, understated and supports the web developer toolbar icons.
This made me look at the theme for this blog. It had been using the Neat (link no longer available) theme, but I’ve decided its too dull. So until I can find (or design) a better one, the default theme is going to have to do.
Now that Firefox 2 has been released and the Modify Headers upgrade to support it completed, I have finally got round to fixing an usability issue that has been irritating me for a while.
Previously when clicking the Edit button, the header name and value would be placed in the appropriate text box, but the action select would not change, it would always be stuck on Add. Now, this has been resolved.
Firefox auto-update will handle this for most people, but if you don’t have Modify Headers, go install it from Mozilla Update.
This point release provides support for Firefox 2 final release. Please install from Mozilla Update.