JAS wrote: > Philip Chee wrote: > >> On Mon, 01 Mar 2010 10:23:38 -0700, JAS wrote: >> >> >> >>> The reason I asked was that I have quite a number of extensions that >>> were installed when it was needed but using Xsidebar does not allow me >>> to select different search engines like the default sidebar does or I do >>> not seem to locate it if it does. I agree that xsidebar is a neat >>> extension . >>> >>> >> xSidebar should not interfere with any of the functions of the built in >> search sidebar. Could you be a bit more specific? What happens when you >> try to select a different search engine when xSidebar is installed and >> active? >> >> Phil >> >> >> > When I am using xsidebar only one of the options > [bookmarks,search,address book or history] can be visible at one time > whereas with the default sidebar all care listed and can be selected. I > do have them added to show. Perhaps I need to reinstall the xsidebar. I > am using 1.1 > > I did do a reinstall but to no avail. I am afraid it is my fault as when I first updated the xsidebar I did not uninstall the old as stated on the page, I didn't read it, I just updated. Even tho I did uninstall this time it didn't fix it. I have to learn to read a little more.
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