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WONTFIXNot quite what I was hoping for, but Ah, well... Maybe they will get that someday when work is started on bug 236833. Fortunately there's still hope for the dual menu button making its way to the core, because there seems to be some activity on bug 17796. Maybe it will see the light in Thunderbird 3, which will be released somewhere next year.
PublicYes! After one and a half month and a little bugging on #addons the Forward extension got reviewed, passed it and has now been made public. Hurray! Happy 4th of july! You can view my public add-on now at: http://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/7026 Review Information: I'll check out the memory alert, when I find out how... Thank you Archaeopteryx for reviewing my extension
NominatedThe next step is taken. I've nominated my add-on on AMO to become public.
What's Old?By adding my blog to my project's "What's new", I suddenly have a nice way to keep the list small and also have a history of changes. Only problem is that I didn't start out with the blog, so the oldest changes don't show up. Hence this blog entry. I'll dive into the project pages to recreate the history... The History of the Forward Extension, part I:
BlogI'm still trying to find out how to best run this project website. Uptil now I didn't blog and didn't subscribe to blogs, just read them when I stumbled upon one. Not sure about other people. Maybe nobody reads this, maybe some people do. It doesn't really matter. This extension is very small, website is very small, userbase is very small, but I do it for the fun. Let's hope I keep thinking blogging is fun and remember to add a blog entry whenever I change something. It offers an easy way to track changes that way...
StatsSome days ago I unleashed the Forward extension to AMO. Those first few days are quite exciting. Will other people find my extension? Download it? Like it? Give feedback about it? I spent much time behind the computer looking at the Statistics Dashboard. Than it struck me: the very first version I released to mozdev originally didn't have an updateURL in its install.rdf. I later on re-released that version, because I didn't want people to be left out on updates. But when an extension doesn't have an updateURL it goed checking with AMO. Ah, well. Mystery solved. Let's hope the users who still have 0.1 upgrade to the latest and greatest version, otherwise they are left out of all the nice new features and bug fixes...
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