Tarla's Toolbar and FF v 3.6.4

[ravendragonwing]

Tarla's toolbar is no longer working with the new version of Firefox.....anyone have a work-around yet?

I have an Alienware m11x, running Win 7 pro and FF v 3.6.4

[Guest Yoshinho]

1. The toolbar most of the time will work on Windows 7 but since it is a new OS. It might not. Firefox updates a lot. The toolbar is just not compatible with 3.6.4 or 3.6.6 which is the latest version now.

[Bloom]

I know this isn't my board to ask questions, but I was wondering... does the toolbar legitimately work for Macs? Because every time I try to download it, nothing happens. D:

[Viridian]

It basically only works in Internet Explorer... I don't know a proper workaround with Safari.

 

Anyway ravendragonwing, do you have the add-on yet? You can download the toolbar here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3397/

 

However it is outdated for this firefox version... So you'll have to take the following steps to have your browser accept it.

 

1. Go to about:config in your address bar.

2. Continue past the warning, we'll only be editing 1 thing today.

3. Right click anywhere, click new > boolean.

4. Enter extensions.checkCompatibility.3.6

5. Choose false

6. Restart firefox

 

It will check the compatibility, but you are able to ignore 'checking for new files' when it comes to this add-on. (I think that's how it worked with me anyway).

[Noog]

Neopets isn't exactly quick to cater to update in programs such as Firefox, even though they should.

 

EDIT: The post above mine should work ;)

[ravendragonwing]

It worked!!!!

Thanks!!!

 

 

It basically only works in Internet Explorer... I don't know a proper workaround with Safari.

 

Anyway ravendragonwing, do you have the add-on yet? You can download the toolbar here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3397/

 

However it is outdated for this firefox version... So you'll have to take the following steps to have your browser accept it.

 

1. Go to about:config in your address bar.

2. Continue past the warning, we'll only be editing 1 thing today.

3. Right click anywhere, click new > boolean.

4. Enter extensions.checkCompatibility.3.6

5. Choose false

6. Restart firefox

 

It will check the compatibility, but you are able to ignore 'checking for new files' when it comes to this add-on. (I think that's how it worked with me anyway).

 

 

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[Bloom]

Well even though I do have a Mac, I use FF. So maybe the updates that you guys are explaining is the reason why... But it still wouldn't make sense. And I'm not a fan of IE. It... just doesn't appeal to me. xD

[Viridian]

Well if you just use Firefox you can apply the method stated above.

 

Glad that it worked for you, Raven! :)

[walshcaitlin]

If I had seen this before I switched over to Chrome, then I would have found a way to get the toolbar onto firefox. As it is, there's absolutely nothing for Google Chrome. :(