The addons.mozilla.org site has been totally reworked, and i haven’t been able until today to post the latest version of the extension on addons.mozilla.org.
I am a bit worried though, because the validation process has changed, and I must go through a ’sandbox’ stage before having my new version accepted. I will keep you informed.
I’ve just realized that I messed up between the two extension branches ! The one on addons.mozilla.org must not include auto-update, so I have to remove the auto-update link every time I post on addons.mozilla.org … but this time I forgot to put it back for version 0.5 to 0.5.3 !
I have posted tonight a fixed 0.5.3 version, but it won’t be available on mozdev mirrors until a few hours. I recommend you to reinstall the extension from tomorrow on to have the auto-update work again.
Version 0.5.3 of the Kaizou Firefox Extension is available on kaizou.mozdev.org.
- added support for frames,
- added tool menu commands,
- fixed old bug when saving on existing file.
I have been warned that some of you were not able to create an account on the site (welll, at least one of you !) : if you encounter any issue with the registration process, please post a ccomment here with a brief description of your configuration and the error messages you get.
Well, there is still a significant gap between latest versions on the “regular” mozdev extension site and the versions on addons.mozilla.org, mainly due to the strict validation process on the latter. Thanks to the mozilla validation team anyway, and welcome to new users that have discovered Kaizou with this update.
Note: Version 0.4.4 doesn’t support the two latest Kaizou actions, and some of the latest files on the site that use them won’t do anything.
A new version of the Kaizou Firefox Extension is now available on kaizou.mozdev.org.
It supports the two new Kaizou actions : inner-html and insert-node (see previous post).
I added two new actions to Kaizou:
- the inner-html action allows you to modify the html code inside the node targeted by a transformation. It takes only one parameter: the inner HTML.
- the insert-node action allows you to insert an HTML node before or after the node targeted by a transformation. Its parameters are the node name and the inner HTML,
I submitted my extension back in january, and had started thinking it would never be reviewed and accepted, so it was quite a surprise to me to discover today that the Kaizou Firefox Extension had been officially accepted.
The first consequence seems to be a burst of hits on kaizou.org … just the day I discover a bug on the server kaizou link advertized on front page !
Now, for those interested in Kaizou, I suggest you rather use the Kaizou extension in its mozdev flavor, that is always the first to be updated, mainly because it doesn’t need to be approved by the mozilla pepople first (for instance today it’s V0.4.1 on addons.mozilla.org, but V0.4.4 on kaizou.mozdev.org).
Crap ! The Kaizou server processing doesn’t cope well with the script that changes the google logo … as a consequence the server processing of kaizou files targeted at google.com is broken today. This bug is now on top of my todo list, despite the fact that tomorrow it won’t be an issue anymore until the next custom logo shows up …
Update (later in the evening): Bug fixed !
I have added an automatic extension detection code: it replaces server-side kaizou links (klinks) by client-side klinks when the Kaizou Firefox extension is detected.
For those interested, I used the image-load trick first described by RSnake on ha.ckers.org.