I followed FNDs instructions and they were spot on. My sincere thanks.
And also to Morris of course, for your more general approach.
I have added both to tiddlywiki.org accordingly [1] i.e also the more
general one. If it is not considered suitable there, then anyone is of
course free to cut it out. I reasoned it is relevant for the sake of
installing TiddlySnip.
Thank you!
/Mat
[1] http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/TiddlySnip#Firefox_3_Support
On Jan 12, 9:41 am, Morris Gray msg...@symbex.net.au wrote:
From my post on the TiddlySnips Group
I have developed the habit of saving the xpi files in a folder like
FFAddons then for installation on Firefox clicking FileOpen
File*.xpi
Give that a try maybe coming from the local disk might help.
Morris
On Jan 12, 7:38 pm, FND f...@gmx.net wrote:
How do I actually install and xpi file that, presumably is some type
of addition to an existing TW plugin? (specifically, the TiddlySnip
1.21beta.xpi [1] )
XPI is Mozilla's extension format* - so technically, it has little to do
with TiddlyWiki plugins.
The easiest way to install an XPI in Firefox is probably to open the
Add-ons dialog from the Tools menu and drag the XPI file in there.
I believe it is a question of general concern so I intend to add
good answers to tiddlywiki.org
Great!
-- F.
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XPI
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