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Nois3
Firefox 3.0 has just been released smile.gif

http://pv-mirror01.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla...x/releases/3.0/

Now I need to figure out how to do a customized silent install.
Maybe the -ms switch will still work.
MAVERICKS CHOICE
Yes same switch for silent install does work.
Ralin
Anyone know if theres been any changes that do US (as in application repackers/whatever we are) a favour?
Acheron
I've just posted instructions for installing Firefox silently here.
crahak
FF3 rocks. Except for the totally non-awesome bar. It's not awesome at all...

For those who like to deploy easily, or that think about repacking, usually there's no need. FrontMotion keeps their free MSI installers here. There's no FF3 MSI installers yet, but it's just been released a handful of hours ago. They should have the new ones online soon.

Edit: They are now online smile.gif
Ralin
One thing I noticed is that it defaults to be preferred browser now, it didn't do that before sad.gif
hannubys
QUOTE (Ralin @ Jun 18 2008, 06:33 AM) *
One thing I noticed is that it defaults to be preferred browser now, it didn't do that before sad.gif

do this after firefox install
CODE
reg delete "HKCR\http\shell\open\command" /ve /f
echo IE in default browser
rem reg add "HKCR\http\shell\open\command" /ve /d "\"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe\" -nohome" /f
Nois3
QUOTE (crahak @ Jun 17 2008, 04:05 PM) *
FF3 rocks. Except for the totally non-awesome bar. It's not awesome at all...

For those who like to deploy easily, or that think about repacking, usually there's no need. FrontMotion keeps their free MSI installers here. There's no FF3 MSI installers yet, but it's just been released a handful of hours ago. They should have the new ones online soon.


That's fantastic Crahak, I had no clue about this!
spacesurfer
add this addon to firefox: http://f22.aaa.livedoor.jp/~ptdb/firefox/theme.html.
it adds a new tab button to the right of the last tab just like in ie7.

i was solely using ie7 because this tab was so useful. now after i found this add-on, i've switched to firefox.
crahak
Why use a button? You're gonna be typing an URL anyways, just do CTRL-T.
Some people use gestures for that too.
ashleysmith55
why not just use: start /wait "Firefox SETUP" "Firefox3.0.exe -ms -ira" in a batch file?
skavenger
QUOTE (crahak @ Jun 21 2008, 01:36 AM) *
Why use a button? You're gonna be typing an URL anyways, just do CTRL-T.
Some people use gestures for that too.


100% ACK

Or.... just double-click on free place right after last tab - open a new tab too.


Why use extensions for functions that already integreated in FF?

OK - it depends on the user, who uses FF. Advanced users don't need this - noobs are happy with more buttons and extensions *gg*
GrofLuigi
QUOTE (skavenger @ Jun 27 2008, 01:28 PM) *
Or.... just double-click on free place right after last tab - open a new tab too.

Well what do you know... I just tried this on Opera and it works there too.

Amazing... and offtopic, I know biggrin.gif.

GL

spacesurfer
wow - a self proclaimed advanced user!

i already know about the double-clicking. it's good to have options, buddy. i'm glad you're NOT programming software - it would have two options - on and off.
radix
QUOTE (spacesurfer @ Jun 28 2008, 01:35 AM) *
wow - a self proclaimed advanced user!

i'm glad you're NOT programming software - it would have two options - on and off.

Nice  biggrin.gif Actually I use that extension (with New Tab button).
r0sWell
i'd love to know how to make customized builds (pre-installed parameters, themes & extensions) like we can do for FF1 & FF2 using SOF (silence of the fox) wub.gif

do you know if there's an updated way to do things like that ?
Acheron
QUOTE (r0sWell @ Jun 28 2008, 07:56 PM) *
i'd love to know how to make customized builds (pre-installed parameters, themes & extensions) like we can do for FF1 & FF2 using SOF (silence of the fox) wub.gif

do you know if there's an updated way to do things like that ?


Hi, I already wrote such a script, look here for information. I have converted the batch script to an advanced inf and improved it a bit.
r0sWell
@Acheron:

ow, i didn't see your post blushing.gif
thanks a lot for your .inf file, i'll make a test tomorrow.
Nois3
QUOTE (ashleysmith55 @ Jun 21 2008, 02:32 AM) *
why not just use: start /wait "Firefox SETUP" "Firefox3.0.exe -ms -ira" in a batch file?

I knew about the -ms for a silent default installation of Firefox. But what does the -ira do? I don't see that documented anywhere. Is it used to keep the Irish away? smile.gif
crahak
QUOTE (Nois3 @ Jul 2 2008, 08:46 PM) *
QUOTE (ashleysmith55 @ Jun 21 2008, 02:32 AM) *
why not just use: start /wait "Firefox SETUP" "Firefox3.0.exe -ms -ira" in a batch file?

But what does the -ira do? I don't see that documented anywhere.

It tells it not to launch the app after installing it iirc.
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