Looking for 4 Firefox plug-in updates
My migration to Firefox 3 has been fairly painless. I specifically put off trying out most all the beta versions until the last release candidate. Since I’d embraced the plug-in feature of Firefox and installed upwards of two dozen of these spiffy enhancements to a great browser I knew a few (or many) would not be updated right away.
And I was right, many plug-ins were not updated when I installed FF3 rc3, and I had to do without a lot of functionality. The only thing that allowed me to ride it out from the release candidate to shipping code was the fact that Foxmarks was updated to work with FF3 - it’s my absolutely most needed plug-in.
But in the three weeks I’ve been running the latest versions of Firefox 3, I’ve seen updates to plug-ins on an almost daily basis! out of 21 plug-ins, I’ve only 4 that aren’t yet updated: Blog This in Windows Live Writer, coComment!, ColorZilla, and Thinger.
UPDATE: I just found the latest ColorZilla beta here that works with Firefox 3! In addition, I removed the coComment! plug-in as I see that the folks at coComment themselves will be getting their plug-in updated shortly. I’ve kind of given up waiting for any update to the Blog This in Windows Live Writer plug-in. That leaves Thinger, which I really do hope gets updated, because I really need a second (third?) bookmark toolbar.
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Comments
Comment by Rick Mahn Currently I’ve got 25 plug-ins loaded. All sorts of things like StubleUpon, del.icio.us, FireFTP, FoxMarks, and many more. All good stuff.
Comment by joaquin Hi,
We are working on incorporating cocomment to Firefox 3. We will be announcing it soon.
Thanks for your patience.
J
Comment by Rick Mahn Joaquin, thanks for that update! I’m sure many folks appreciate that you’re working on that feature. Good luck!
Comment by Contact Center Considering the other options circulating the web, Firefox is pretty much the safest bet at this point, regardless of how many plug-ins it necessitates. I’m right with you at about 25 plug in’s right nwo.
Comment by Rick Mahn @Contact Center - the ability to add all these quality plugins is what makes FF best. Kudos!
I migrated to FF3 too. How many plugins do you use?