said:
>O.K., I just tested trying to install both Cookie
>Toggle and the Cookie Button suite on one of my two
>W2K - Moz 1.7.12 installations. Same "Install Script
>Not Found" error.
The message is telling the truth, although not very clearly. There is no
install script for installing to Mozilla.
The Cookie Toggle and Cookie Button extensions are Firefox only and care
needs to be taken to locate the updated versions that will install to 1.5.
>Five will get you Ten the same
>thing occurs in the other W2K boot partition.
I'm not much of a betting man, especially when it is trivially easy to
open up the xpi and look at the install script. IMO, this beats spending
minutes or more on hunt and peck testing.
>(Cookie Culler works,
Works is open to to question here. The script says it will install and it
does, but it does its best work hanging Mozilla here.
>I was looking for something I could
>toggle on-the-fly, per site, with fewer keystrokes
>than using Cookie Mgr. OR, being able to set specific
>cookie acceptance rules in advance, per site.
What you are asking for is called SeaMonkey or Mozilla.
Setting per site rules in advance is a bit more than a couple of
keystrokes because you have to supply a url. Setting the per site rules
at first time the site shows up is at most two clicks with the suite.
>If you only have SeaMonkey these days, never mind.
Why? It's trivial to modify an extension to allow it to install on
SeaMonkey. It may not work, but that's something else.
>Ergo, these must have
>only been intended (or tested) for FF.
I would say designed for FF. They make no sense for the suite since the
functionality is already there.
Regards,
Steven
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