It is CEBE time!

[ilanrab]

[cbaker_admin]

Not at this time. My loyalties remain with Mozilla

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@ilanrab

( Instead Of .XPI, How To Save .CRX )

Although I Do Not Know Any CHROME Extension With The Broad And Automatic Features Of FEBE, There Is 1 Extension That Can Be Greatly Improved To Become What CEBE Would Be Like.

It Works Only Manually, On A Tiresome 1 By 1 Basis, And Only Online On Extensions That Are In The CHROME WEB STORE - Meaning, Any Past Extensions Axed By GOOGLE Will Have To Wait For A Full CEBE, If They Are Already Installed On Your Browser.

The Code ID Of This Extension Is "acpimoebmfjpfnbhjgdgiacjfebmmmci".

Cheers.

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@cbaker_admin

After FF57, Are You Ready To Make A FEBE For CHROME ?

Thank You.

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[cbaker_admin]

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Almost Every Company Dropped Support For My OS, So I Am Still Using The Most Recent Browsers Compatible With XP.

For Example, My Main Browser Is Old OPERA 36.0.2130.80 - A CHROME Clone.

Thank You.

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Sorry, Again,

According To The Site GHACKS, SEAMONKEY Will Be Soon The Only ( ? ) FF Clone Still Supporting XP.

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A - FEBE Version

B - SEAMONKEY Version

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Is There Any ( A ) Compatible With Any ( B ) ?

If So, What Versions Of ( A ) And ( B ) Should I Use ?

Thank You.

[cbaker_admin]

SeaMonkey is not the only browser supporting XPCOM/XUL. still does and probably will forever. In fact, I'm in the process of porting all my extensions there.

FEBE for Chrome is not possible for the same reasons that FEBE will no longer work with Firefox v57 and above. It simply cannot be written with the WebExtensions platform that Mozilla and Chrome are using.

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Sorry, For Insisting, But My Question Was Only If FEBE Was Ever Compatible With SEAMONKEY.

Thank You.

[cbaker_admin]

Actually it was ... a long time ago. There is currently no version of FEBE that works with SeaMonkey 2.48 (the latest release).

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Thank You.

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Sorry,

The Feature I Love In FEBE Is The Ability To Save Extensions In Individual .XPI Files.

Finally, I Found A Somewhat Similar Extension For The CHROME Clones - It Is Called "EXTENSION LOG" ( ID - "EILJHBJAMIIKJJLDHNEPILLCEOHGLBJH" ).

Instead Of .CRX Files, It Saves The Already Installed Extensions In Individual .ZIP Files.

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If You Have The Time, Check Out An Extension For CHROME Clones Called "EXTENSIONER" ( ID - "PMBFKCGPLCMLMOCCJBCGMOPKBEFNDHPD" ).

It Greatly Facilitates The Enabling Or Disabling Of Huge Customized Groups Of Extensions With Only A Few Mouse Clicks.

If You Could Make Something Similar For The FF Clones It Would Be Awesome.

Sorry, Once Again.