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The only think I had to do was change the product code so that it would work with seamonkey instead of Mozilla Suite.
The only think I had to do was change the product code so that it would work with seamonkey instead of Mozilla Suite.
If you want to implement the change yourself:
# download the original file from mozdev http://downloads.mozdev.org/googlebar/XPI-rimental-ff.xpi
# unzip the xpi file and change the following lines in install.rdf.
Old:
<                    em:id="{3db10fab-e461-4c80-8b97-957ad5f8ea47}"
<                    em:minVersion="8.0"
<                    em:maxVersion="8.0.4" />
New:
>                    em:id="{92650c4d-4b8e-4d2a-b7eb-24ecf4f6b63a}"
>                    em:minVersion="1.0"
>                    em:maxVersion="3.0" />
<ol start=3>
<li>Use zip and put the files into a file with xpi as the extension.</li>
<li> Open the xpi file with Seamonkey.</li>
</ol>

Revision as of 05:58, 19 December 2009

Seamonkey Download Dialog

It has happened a couple times where I lost the ability to see the download dialog. I recreated my profile and that fixed the problem. The easier was seems to be remove the downloads.rdf file in the profile directory that is causing the problem. For example,

cd ~/.mozilla/Default/a737728.slt
rm downloads.rdf

I've only see this a couple times.

Googlebar for Seamonkey 2.0

I really like google bar when using Seamonkey and I have been using the bar from mozdev for years. I could not find a working copy of it for seamonkey 2.0, so I changed the install script and it seems to work perfectly. Use at your own risk, as I'm putting it here so I can load it on my other systems when I need to add it. The change was minor and I put it here when I have a chance.

Download Google bar xpi

Once you have the file downloaded, Open it with the browser.

This code came directly from http://googlebar.mozdev.org/screenshots.html

The only think I had to do was change the product code so that it would work with seamonkey instead of Mozilla Suite.

If you want to implement the change yourself:

  1. download the original file from mozdev http://downloads.mozdev.org/googlebar/XPI-rimental-ff.xpi
  2. unzip the xpi file and change the following lines in install.rdf.
Old:
<                    em:id="{3db10fab-e461-4c80-8b97-957ad5f8ea47}"
<                    em:minVersion="8.0"
<                    em:maxVersion="8.0.4" />
New:
>                    em:id="{92650c4d-4b8e-4d2a-b7eb-24ecf4f6b63a}"
>                    em:minVersion="1.0"
>                    em:maxVersion="3.0" />
  1. Use zip and put the files into a file with xpi as the extension.
  2. Open the xpi file with Seamonkey.