Le 19/12/2009 10:00, David C. Rankin a écrit : > On 12/18/2009 06:30 AM, Thomas Jost wrote: >> Hi there, >> >> I'm the maintainer of the enigmail package on AUR, and I've contributed >> x86_64 builds of Enigmail since the 0.95.7 release. >> >> The .xpi on the website is built using the AUR package, so both are good ;) >> >> > > Thomas, > > Thank you for all your effort. While we have you here, "How can I get > me themes to work in TB 3?" I can get all the firefox extensions to work with > extensions.checkUpdateSecurity=false, but that doesn't work with TB. Is the > change to 3.0 actually a change that makes the themes incompatible rather > than a security check issue? > > Any help would be appreciated. Thanks again. >
I don't know much about themes (I'm happy with the default one), but it seems they are pretty much like extensions: you can unzip them, edit the install.rdf file and bump the maxVersion to something like "3.0.*", recompress them, and then try to install them. (emacs users, you can of course edit the file in the archive without having to unzip it first :)) Another note: extensions.checkUpdateSecurity is used to check if extensions provide secure updates. To disable compatibility checks, you should use extensions.checkCompatibility. According to [1], this should work in Thunderbird as well as in Firefox. Please keep in mind that I did not test what I'm suggesting here. Making a backup of your TB profile first may be a very good idea :) [1] http://kb.mozillazine.org/Extensions.checkCompatibility#Has_an_effect_in -- Thomas/Schnouki
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