firefox-chatzilla for fc2?? update

[Gene Heskett]

On Friday 17 February 2006 14:09, Gene Heskett wrote:
>On Friday 17 February 2006 13:15, taharka wrote:
>>Gene Heskett wrote:
>>>The subject line is the question.  I have it for moz, but I'm
>>> wondering if there is a chatzilla plugin for firefox-1.5*?
>>
>>Can't speak for a plugin but, a firefox chatzilla extension exists
>> at;
>> https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firef
>>ox &numpg=10&id=16
>
>Unforch, this installs to the mozilla install, which already had a
>chatzilla installed.
>
>When I attempt to access this saved as a local file, firefox tells me
>the installation is disabled, and that I should click on edit to fix
>this.  I have several times, and there is nothing there that looks as
>if its has extension installations disabled.  Also in firefox, going
>directly to the link above, the display is slightly different and
> there in no response to the install now button because it isn't a
> button in firefox.  I can right click and download it however.  And
> its that download, which when I attempt to load the local copy I've
> dl'd, presents me with the above message in the form of a temporary
> toolbar containing that text and an edit button that brings up the
> prefs editor, this toolbar being shown in one line at the top of the
> display space.
>
>So whats the proper procedure?  There appears to be enough diffs in
> the directory structures the two program use to make it diffcult to
> guess where to put the files contained in the chatzilla.xpi.
>
>Or is there indeed not a chatzilla plugin for firefox-1.5*?

What it turns out to have been was an option set false in the 
about:config screen.  After that it installed just fine. This really 
should have been available in the prefs menu, but isn't.

>>taharka
>>
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