1 edit | Must have Firefox 3 to try it out Anyone wanting to test this add-on, it is for Firefox 3 only. If you have Firefox 2, it won't install.
It will install on 32 bit & 64 bit Linux. And on 32 bit version of Windows. And on the Intel versions of OS X.
See here to pick your download:
»www.cs.cmu.edu/~perspectives/
P.S.> it only checks web sites that use HTTPS and not HTTP like BBR. If you want to play around and check out PERSPECTIVES options, you can go to »mail.google.com to test.
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Suffern, NY | said by fAcEtIOUs:Anyone wanting to test this add-on, it is for Firefox 3 only. If you have Firefox 2, it won't install. I'd love to upgrade to FF3 but every week or so when I bring it up to test, I get a long list of FF Extensions that still have not been made compatible with FF3 (or have a separate FF3 version). Once the list shrinks to only list those that I have installed but do not use, I will make the switch. Until then, I must stay with FF2 if I need the extension. |
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Although there is a 64-bit Linux version, it is still experimental and must be downloaded and installed manually. So I guess my Ubuntu 64-bit install will have to wait a bit to get this extension. |
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said by fAcEtIOUs:Anyone wanting to test this add-on, it is for Firefox 3 only. If you have Firefox 2, it won't install. It will install on 32 bit & 64 bit Linux. And on 32 bit version of Windows. And on the Intel versions of OS X. See here to pick your download: » www.cs.cmu.edu/~perspectives/
P.S.> it only checks web sites that use HTTPS and not HTTP like BBR. If you want to play around and check out PERSPECTIVES options, you can go to »mail.google.com to test. »www.cs.cmu.edu/~perspectives/Per···ives.xpi
select open file, set program (xpi extension) to open file type as firefox |
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