http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...sions/
http://code.google.com/chrome/....html

I have already created some test extensions and should have something available in a few weeks.

Safari Users:
I will try and structure the user/content script in the same manner but I won't be able to support it. (don't own a mac for 'greasekit'). I can't promise anything at this point until Safari support user script and/or extensions.

- 09/10/2009

Modified by rich! at 3:33 PM 9-10-2009

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I will try and publish a few updates over the next few weeks to finish off the rest of the features. Please keep tabs on this thread as you'll need to manually download and install the user script.

more to come...

1. First, download and install SIMBL: http://www.culater.net/software/SIMBL/SIMBL.php

2. Next, download and install GreaseKit: http://8-p.info/greasekit/

3. If you open Safari, you should now have a "GreaseKit" menu.

4. Click here: FireVortex Chrome User Script When the script finishes loading, you will be prompted to install the script. Click "Install". That's it!

I actually was going down this path a while ago, had a decent little user script going but I became frustrated with the languished state of GreaseKit. If you need any development help or testing, don't hesitate to ask.

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I think I may have added the switch wrong? I just tacked it onto the end of the Target field in my Chrome shortcut.

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"C:\Documents and Settings\Hostile\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --enable-user-scripts

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In related news...what are the cabbies always talking about? Are they providing tech support for Dell or something?

Firevortex on Safari 4.0.2 isn't working for me. Sad sad world...

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Welcome to the Mark II forums. The amount of help you get is a function of the effort you put into your posts.

Yeah the things I miss the most is the "My watched topics" link up top, the quick reply box at the bottom and the multi-quote button

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Welcome to the Mark II forums. The amount of help you get is a function of the effort you put into your posts.

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In related news...what are the cabbies always talking about? Are they providing tech support for Dell or something?

On the google front, great news though
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...sions/

Extensions stuff is turned on for the dev channel now. After reading the docs:
http://code.google.com/chrome/....html

Looks like the basic stuff I need is there (sans preferences storage - but i believe html5 will work) this includes autoupdates, user/content scripts, xmlhttprequest (cross domain), toolbar.

So the goal for now is to work on an extension on Chrome. I already start on a basic shell extensions to see how it works but I have a ways to go - especially on "options/preferences".

Mostly I just want a watched topics link at the top, my name highlighted in lists of threads and a quick reply box haha.

If you have anything needing testing on a small laptop I can help.

It would be SO SO awesome to have FireVortex running in Chrome.

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while i havnt completely converted to chrome yet, 3.5.3 is the devil right now so chrome is my only option. its great to hear a firevortex will be coming for it (while the name kind of looses its meaning ). this may be the convincing factor

Im going to call it ChromeTex

dev channel update today release a way to actually load/update/pack extensions... so i'll dive into it now.

Rich, have you looked into your options with Safari for Windows?

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In related news...what are the cabbies always talking about? Are they providing tech support for Dell or something?

no userscript type of support for safari and windows...

Looking forward to this. Vortex isn't the same without it.

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