Thanks for the heads up! I'm definitely in!

I don't know if I'm happier because Firefox 3 is finally going to a non-RC, stable version or because Mozilla is going to set a world record. Anyway, thanks for creating this topic, otherwise I wouldn't know about it.

It'll be quite cool being part of a World Record 

I just hope the servers will be up to the job....

If I get the new Firefox, will I have to reinstall my Add-ons?

[edit] I'll answer myself: yes....

Last edited by PrettyKitty (2008 June 17, 3:30 pm)

Either the URL is wrong or their servers have no time for me (I'm not even getting a favicon).

The URL was right, Mozilla's servers were down for some hours, but now Firefox 3 has been finally released!

I installed FF3 over FF2 -do'h- and my bookmarks and download history are still here. The web history is gone. The add-ons are here, but I'll have to wait until several of them get updated to use them with FF3.

Some add-ons that are working -or at least they seem to be working (yeah!):
Rikaichan  (one of the most important ones for me)
Kanjilish
Greasemonkey
GMail notifier
Foxclocks
Goo Dics History
Split Browse
Adblock Plus
Download Helper
Foxmarks
Web Search Pro
Down Them All!
Stopwatch
Better Gmail2
Better GReader
Dragdropupload
OpenSearchFox
Piclens
Reminder Fox

Some add-ons that have to be updated yet (boo!) :
Better Gmail
Anchorun
Backword
Bookmark Duplicator
Bookmark LinkChecker
ChinesePera-kun
CLEO
FEBE
Countdown Clock
Furigana Injector - boo!
Hyperwords
Internote
Moji - boo!
PlainOldFavorites
Quick Locale Switcher
Speak It - >_<
Torrent Finder Toolbar - >_<*
Web Marker
XUL/Migemo >_<***

Last edited by Transtic (2008 June 17, 4:05 pm)

And for developers, FireBug 1.1 beta was working on Firefox 3 RC2, so I suppose it works on today's release.

Rikai does work with FF3. And best of all, my FF3 is in Japanese(as well as my gmail, my facebook, etc.)

Nobody else having problems with Greasemonkey? Either since the last Greasemonkey Update or the Firefox Update it's not working well anymore... at least the "substitute keywords" extension. I can't see the substituted keywords in Review-Mode anymore, only in learning mode it looks like it should. And also I can change the kanji itself now...

Edit: "Kanji Links (0.8)" isn't working as well...

Last edited by Proxx (2008 June 20, 8:34 pm)

Same happened to me here... just hadn't realized that it was because of FF. =/

A FF3 working update would be really appreciated.

lazar wrote:

<3 Firefox 3 .... how do you get it in Japanese?

You have 2 options:
- Download the Japanese version
or
- Use Quick Locale add-on.

Quick Locale seems to be broken at this moment, but most probably they are going to update it sooner or later -I hope so.

Last edited by Transtic (2008 June 21, 12:30 am)

I tried disabling "Kanji links", but "Substitute keywords" keeps working the same way.

I tried "Substitute keywords" and it worked for me. That was before I used the Quick Locale add-on, after which point FF3 bailed out on me. I'm now using FF3 beta 5, because the only fix I saw so far was to uninstall FF completely (including private settings, I guess, as I already tried without them) before reinstalling.

Your keywords are saved in a file called prefs.js, on Windows that would typically be in  C:\Documents and Settings\<your user name>\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\<jumble>.default\, where "Application Data" is a hidden folder, so you need to set your folder settings (Explorer -> Tools -> Folder Options, 3rd tab) so as to see them. (For a different approach, see here, or simply search your file system). Back up that file and you should be safe.

To know why scripts fail, open your browser's error console after starting the review, browse to the end, and look for a message in bold. If you could report that, I'd have something to go on.

To Transtic, one thing I'd do is to disable all GM scripts, except the Substitute one, then if that one works, turn the others on one by one, reloading the review page each time, to pinpoint which one(s) are culprit.