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Firefox 2.0 leaked thanks to digg

As I blogged the other day, Firefox was supposed to release the 2.0 version tomorrow, however thanks to digg thousands of users downloaded it today.

I installed it as well and nothing much changes; they added a few features previously provided by extensions, which by the way are called add-on now. A few extensions do not work, such as Fasterfox, LiveHttpHeaders, Tab Mix Plus, Roboform, just to name a few. Thus if you're a developer that depends on those, do not upgrade yet. Web Developer, Firebug, and a few dozens that I have installed work perfectly.

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I got livehttpheaders working by fiddling the em:maxVersion entries in the install.rdf file that lives in the profile directory.

works fine for me now.
# Posted By spender | 10/23/06 10:21 PM
great tip, thanks for sharing!
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 10/23/06 10:34 PM
Check 9down.com for updated :)
# Posted By Jack London | 10/24/06 12:52 AM
I thought Tab Mix Plus functionality was rolled into FF2.0...?
# Posted By John Dowdell | 10/24/06 1:37 AM
John, all the tab functionality rolled into FF2, but the session saver did not.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 10/24/06 7:23 AM
Ah, "Tab Mix Plus" should be called "Session Saver Plus", got it.... ;-)
# Posted By John Dowdell | 10/24/06 7:55 AM
I know, it was part of the built-in functionality... I liked the options to sort tabs, define events, focus, restores, and the session saving tools... they'll probably add that too shortly.
# Posted By Rob Gonda | 10/24/06 9:39 AM
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