Sunday, 18th May 2008
Summary
The Colour Contrast Analyser, Table Inspector, and Glossary of Terms Firefox extensions have all been updated to be compatible with Firefox version 3.
Author: Gez Lemon
Firefox 3 Extensions
Some time ago, I decided to host my Firefox extensions on Juicy Studio, as I found hosting and administrating the extensions through Mozilla's add-ons interface cumbersome, and unintuitive. Users are also expected to be signed up members of Mozilla add-ons to be able to download extensions, unless they have been reviewed by an expert user; in which case, anyone can download them.
With Firefox 3, extensions must come from a secure server, which I don't have, so I've been forced to revert back to using Mozilla's add-ons page. If you are a member, you can download the extensions now. If not, I've submitted extensions for review, but I've no idea when they will be available to the general public.
Category: Accessibility.
Comments
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yeah, mozilla's add-on system is annoying that way. i've installed, tested and reviewed your extensions, so hopefully they'll be taken out of the sandbox soon...
Posted by patrick h. lauke on Monday, 19th May 2008 at 00:44:40
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Thanks, Patrick. I'm pleased they have been reviewed by someone that understands their purpose. The last review I had resulted in someone saying the glossary of terms extension didn't do anything - concluded from testing a page that didn't have any abbreviations or acronyms.
Posted by Gez on Monday, 19th May 2008 at 02:14:03
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Hi Gez,
The extension is great, must address some of the contrast issues on my site!
Hope things are good with you and yours.
Take Care, Gaz
Posted by Gaz on Tuesday, 20th May 2008 at 19:48:09