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January 22: My test build got stripped back, I can successfully post an update from a local file.
- I am now building a Firefox Addon from the ground up.
January 14: I’ve made a test build using the source of the del.icio.us official addon.
- The Twitter addon now installs instead of downloading as an *.xpi after setting up the MIME content on the server
- Addon installs itself before vanishing from the Extensions listings and proceeded to kill my Firefox instance, I’m blaming unique IDs or a bug in my conversion
- I’ve got the submit form data out as well as the main links to appear on the top menu
March 17: Trying to find time…
- I’m speaking to folk in #firefox on Freenode as well as #extdev on mozilla.org, making slow progress…
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Great idea! Good on you, you’re a legend!
I’ll be installing this one for sure.
Super Idee.
Kann kaum abwarten das Teil in Aktion zu sehen.
Dann wird Twitter noch interessanter !
There is a search plugin that exists. you may want to check it out.
I’ve put this project up on sticks for the moment.
My focus is currently on the Australian marketing community and I’m having to prioritise my time. Ludicrous’s Firefox Search Twitter Plugin is a great and simple addon for your twittering desire; just remember to flick your default search back after sending!
thanks.. im using it now..
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