Hi micky77,
You can change to Flock, and there you have all the goodies of your late Fx 2.14 back and some extra’s,
Flock is good, is Mozilla, runs with Yahoo in stead of Google as standard search engine, all your FF add-ons work inside Flock as well,
polonus
Thanks for the info Pol
nobody is considering this option to get all old ff extensions compatible in 2-3 mouse clips. it’s dangerous but it works fine ;D
Hi gdiloren says it is dangerous, well only for a very small number of add-ons/extensions that are really incompatible: the wrong version of Locationbar2 for instance, and extensions that start to interfere with the right functioning of your browser (that is seldom seen go back one page and go forward, searchbox etc).
In normal cases it is just the gui setting of the add-on that is being checked, and removing this makes it work again normally, another way is to enforce working of older add-ons with Nightly Tester Tools.
One thing always have the latest versions of whatever add-on inside Fx 3.0 or Flock for that reason,
polonus
it's dangerous but it works fine ;DIt may work fine but when the time comes to remove anything, that's when the headaches will start.
I’d rather play it safe and wait till the add-ons are actually updated and are 100% compatible.
I spotted Flock 2 is going to be based on Firefox 3 at Dan Burkhart’s blog site. Pocket Flock 2.0 beta 1 version is available here (The name Pocket Flock 2.0 is rather misleading since it actually is beta 1 of it). I am using it with the same profile as FF3.
As for FF3, I have already turned on the compatibility check since every addon of my choice works fine now.
That is going to be interesting if it is based on FF3 then will it work with the win9X, winME users, I think not.