[Flashblock] Flashblock and Firefox 1.5

Lorenzo Colitti lorenzo at colitti.com
Sat Nov 19 18:08:01 EST 2005


Philip Chee wrote:
> Sounds fine to me.

Ok, I've created the FLASHBLOCK_1_5_CLEANUP branch in CVS for this. It 
will have minVersion = 1.5, it won't have any contents.rdf files, it 
won't have timeouts, and I'll try to find the hacks we used to get it to 
work on FF 1.0.x and remove them. The XBL refactoring in flashblock.xml 
was to a great extent already there, I can't remember what we still 
needed to to.

Anything else we can take care of?

> When does 1.5 final come out?

I don't know. I don't think even Asa knows though... :)

> Mozilla and Seamonkey don't use install.rdf so min/max versions
> (outside of a.u.m.o) don't apply. The current CVS will work with
> Moz 1.7x and with Seamonkey 1.0.* (natch).

Shall I remove these from install.rdf, or are we keeping them in there 
on the off-chance that they will get the toolkit extension manager? I 
will also remove Thunderbird: who installs Flash player in thunderbird 
anyway...

> I guess I can maintain the 1.3x branch for those on Mozilla 1.7.12
> until SeaMonkey provides an upgrade path with 1.0 final.

Ok, when the 1.5 code is tested we can cut a 1.3.x branch off the trunk 
prior to merging the 1.5 changes.

> Current versions of KM have Flashblock packaged in. I'll leave
> this to the KM packagers which version they want to track.
> [...]
> The CamiTools people have packaged a Flashblock installer for
> Camino (camiflash). They can just extract the latest files from
> our CVS. The current Camino builds are Gecko 1.8 anyway.

Wow, cool. :)

>> I don't give a hoot about Netscape 8, I won't be sorry if we drop it.
> They can continue using FB 1.3.x.

Ok, I'll drop that from install.rdf too.

> Did you know that if you use NS8 outside a north american time zone
> there is a bug where NS8 freezes at 22:00 and needs to be killed via
> the task manager?

Pathetic!!! On the other hand, I don't know anyone who actually uses it, 
so...


Cheers,
Lorenzo

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Lorenzo Colitti                          http://www.colitti.com/lorenzo/


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