[Greasemonkey] Fwd: Mac and GM error message

[lovewindoze at gmail.com]

Since I didn't see Sideload in my FF Extensions, I searched for it on
my Mac. I found a sideload.jar file.
quit FF, put the sideload.jar file in the trash, restarted FF

now, when FF starts and my window opens, there's about an inch of
white space below the Status bar that's still part of the window.
My little GM icon on the status bar is gone, but when I look at my
extensions list, GM still shows up.

should I put the sideload.jar file back?
does it go in my userprofile/extensions folder?



On 6/17/06, Jeremy Dunck <jdunck at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 6/17/06, lovewindoze at gmail.com <lovewindoze at gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have a gm_scripts directory within my user profile directory.
> > I also have a config.xml file there with the <UserScriptConfig> tag in there.
> > quit-restarted FF - still the same error message when I try to install scripts.
>
> Dang I'm a dork.  This:
> chrome: //sideload/content/browser.xul
> is complaining that a different extension, sideload, can't find it's
> expected function getContents because Greasemonkey introduced one of
> its own.
>
> Options:
> 1) disable sideload
> 2) move GM  above/below sideload in the extension manager (which
> affects the order the extensions are loaded and can avoid problems
> like this)
> 3) Rename the GM function in your local install to something less
> likely to collide.
>
> If you take option 3, these are the files you'd want to edit in
> extensions/{e4a8a97b-f2ed-450b-b12d-ee082ba24781}:
>
> chrome/chromeFiles/content/config.js
> chrome/chromeFiles/content/utils.js
> components/greasemonkey.js
>
> (The CVS version of GM resolves this sort of issue by doing component
> namespacing, but it's not ready for general use.)
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