Independent Status Reports (20 December, 2004)Monday December 20th, 2004 By Brian KingThe end of year is upon us again and as always it is a time for reflection. A time to assess the hits and the misses in the Mozilla community. It was a year when the standalone browser and email clients, Firefox and Thunderbird, matured and released top quality 1.0 versions. It was a year when other Mozilla projects, such as Sunbird, Camino and Nvu really came into their own. It was a year when the Mozilla Platform was becoming more recognised as a commercial application platform. Yet we must not rest on our laurels. The Mozilla Foundation and wider community must adapt to meet the challenges ahead. One exciting new project to herald this new era is Minimo, Mozilla browser for mobiles. Happy Holidays from the mozdev.org team! Note: If anyone has an update that they would like included in the next report, go here, or have any feedback on the reports in general, feel free to contact us. HTTP serverpost — 0.6(Merging the capabilities of HTML forms and XUL interfaces)
Version 0.6 has just been launched. The widget itself is fairly stable, but largely unreviewed by the community at large. Any suggestions vistors have at this point will be considered. Add N Edit Cookie — v0.2(Add and edit session only and saved cookies)
Version 0.2. with every promised feature and a very easy to use date/time picker for expiration date editing. Notable Highlights
HONcode Status v1.5 — HONlookup v1.4(Collection of Mozilla / Netscape plugins for HON)
Extensions have been updated to be compatible with Firefox 1.0. Notable Highlights
Launchy — v3.6.0(Increase your link powers with external applications)
Notable Highlights
Calendar Help — 0.1(Help documentation for Calendar and Sunbird)
New version released December 6 documents most of Calendar/Sunbird's user interface, and works in Sunbird, Firefox, Thunderbird and Mozilla Suite. This is a complete first draft of the English help, with twelve chapters and three appendixes. Notable Highlights
Habari Xenu — v0.9.3(A Cool XUL News Aggregator)
Several improvements to the aggregator including better parsing, OPML support, Firefox support Notable Highlights
MAF — 0.4.3(Mozilla Archive Format)
Fixed a few bugs and added additional locales. Notable Highlights
jsLib — v0.1.235(Mozilla JavaScript Library)
Tweaked install code for solid installation both w/ EM and XPInstall. Lots of library updates, additions to the jslib protocol (type jslib:help for more details), updates to documentation, addition of jsliblive chrome folder for easier testing and execution of XUL files, added jslib top level DOM object, I am also working on an article to help new Moz app developers get up and running quickly w/ jsLib. Notable Highlights
purgecontrol — 0.2c(Protect important emails from being accidentally deleted)
Updated to work with Thunderbird 1.0 cuneAform — 0.3.1(The Community Built Editor that Anyone Can Use)
cuneAform 0.3.1 now works with Firefox 1.0! Some internal issues were also resolved. If you have used or are using 0.3 please upgrade to this new version. cuneAform 0.3 had a serious error with the installer. New Features in 0.3.1
View Background Plus — v0.9(Opens all kinds of background images, not only those in
Main features work as they should, but CSS definitions are only recognized if embedded inline in HTML element. New: Quicksave-feature Notable Highlights
ThunderFilter — v0.1(Utility to insert OO, RTF and Word files into mail)
An extension to insert OpenOffice/StarOffice/RTF/Microsoft Word files into mail composer (Thunderbird). ThunderFilter does not attach files. Notable Highlights
Mnenhy — v0.7(Mozilla enhancements with special focus upon Mail & News)
Mnenhy now displays X-Faces! The folder-dependent storage now stores preferences! What's Mnenhy?Mnenhy provides several tools and enhancements for use with Mozilla, Thunderbird and even Firefox:
QuoteCollapse — v0.4(Collapse Quotes)
QuoteCollapse collapses quotes (you guessed it!). This makes newsgroups with complete top quoting readable again, as well as those replies from people who don't know you do fcc... Version 0.4 adds support for Thunderbird 1.0 and Mozilla 1.8a5. Notable Highlights
AboutConfig — v0.4(about:config for TB)
The AboutConfig extension implements for Mozilla Thunderbird what about:config is for Mozilla Firefox and Suite. You can use it to change all preferences. Make sure you know what you are doing! If you don't know about:config you probably don't want to use AboutConfig. Updated for Thunderbird 1.0. Notable Highlights
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