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Firefox AddOn Compatibility
I'm aware that Save Image in Folder and Save Link in Folder are no longer compatible with the latest Firefox releases.
These extensions are based on Mozilla's XUL- and XPCOM-APIs, which are now obsolete and no longer supported.
Bringing the extensions back to life would require a complete rewrite using WebExtensions.
Unfortunately at the moment I can't give you any details on when (or even if) I will be able to accomplish this task.
I will look into it if time permits.
Thanks for your patience!
Achim
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Signature Switch - Hybrid-Signature |
This example shows you how to format a signature-file so that it can be used for composing in both plaintext- and HTML-style.
Achim Seufert
Website: http://mozext.achimonline.de
eMail: mozext at achimonline de
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<font color="blue">Achim Seufert</font><br>
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<font color="black">
Website: <i>http://mozext.achimonline.de</i><br>
eMail: <i>mozext at achimonline de</i><br>
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Note: The =-separator-char must be on a line on its own. It separates the plaintext-signature (above) from the HTML-signature (below).
That way "Signature Switch" will detect a "hybrid-signature" and choose the appropriate signature depending on what style you're composing the mail.
For those who already use fortune-cookies (and maybe also the "fixed-part") in their signature-files... check this example on how to use this features together with a hybrid-signature:
line 1 of fixed-part for plain-text
line 2 of fixed-part for plain-text
line 3 of fixed-part for plain-text
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line 1 of fixed-part for html<br>
line 2 of fixed-part for html<br>
line 3 of fixed-part for html<br>
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line1 of fortune-cookie1 for plain-text
line2 of fortune-cookie1 for plain-text
line3 of fortune-cookie1 for plain-text
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line1 of fortune-cookie1 for html<br>
line2 of fortune-cookie1 for html<br>
line3 of fortune-cookie1 for html<br>
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line1 of fortune-cookie2 for plain-text
line2 of fortune-cookie2 for plain-text
line3 of fortune-cookie2 for plain-text
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line1 of fortune-cookie2 for html<br>
line2 of fortune-cookie2 for html<br>
line3 of fortune-cookie2 for html<br>
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