[Flashblock] Flashblock and Firefox 1.5
Lorenzo Colitti
lorenzo at colitti.com
Sat Nov 19 15:43:14 EST 2005
Hi all,
with Firefox 1.5 about to come out, we need to make it easy for people
with 1.5 to install and use Flashblock. So:
The most obvious thing we need to do is have a simple installation page.
The current one is rather complicated. Do we need two versions (1.3.3a
and 1.3.2) or is just one enough? If one is enough, all we need there is
one big "Install Flashblock" link. We can call it Flashblock 1.5 so
there's no confusion.
We need to take care that Firefox 1.0.x users who already have
Flashblock installed don't trash their browser by upgrading to a newer
version. I suggest we do this by requiring a minVersion of 1.5 for
Flashblock 1.5. Once Firefox 1.5 comes out, if people insist on using
Firefox 1.0.x, well, they can just use the old version.
Once this is done and Flashblock 1.5 is packaged and tested we should
upload it to Mozilla Update and remove the v1.2.9 that's currently
there. The minVersion of 1.5 should stop Firefox 1.0.x from
automatically upgrading, and again, if people insist on using Firefox
1.0.x they can come to flashblock.mozdev.org.
Thoughts?
Note: this is obviously Firefox-centric because I don't use anything
else. Phil, what do we need to do for other browsers? I suppose recent
versions of Seamonkey should be fine, but what about Camino and
K-meleon? I don't give a hoot about Netscape 8, I won't be sorry if we
drop it.
Cheers,
Lorenzo
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