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The Mozilla developers could not envision a reason why users would want the main feature of my addon (disable JavaScript) and decided not to provide an appropriate API. This left me with workarounds that would slow down the user's experience on every page request while being more difficult to implement and potentially maintain in the future. Other feature APIs  that were going to be

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Just a quick post to note the changes in 2.1.0 (Pending Review): Add WebGL Support Add WebRTC Support Move preferences to extensions branch (request by Mozilla team) Fix CSS toggle bugs Fix Options 'Reset' buttons bug Fix install/new version web page Add jp locale provided by Hideki Note: This update may still be pending review by the Mozilla team. If you don't see it available yet, please wait

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Hey guys, just wanted to let you know 2.0.6 is available with some minor bug fixes for those of you using third party toolbars, or customizing icons in the toolbar menu (icon with 3 vertical lines).  More details on GitHub here and here. Enjoy :)  QuickJava now works beautifully with Puzzle Toolbars (an awesome toolbar extension)

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If you've just updated to FF29 or higher and suddenly you don't have your addon bar, that is because the Mozilla team removed it for you.  They want you to use the other bars, which you can find instructions on how to do by googling "how to customize firefox toolbar" but what if you want your toolbar back?  Read on for a solution... I've briefly tried this one:https://

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While developing the current version of QuickJava (2.0.3) I played a bit with the "ClickToPlay" functionality in Firefox.  For those that don't know about this functionality, it basically disables Flash/Java/SilverLight but  when a page tries to use one of them you get the option to click on the element to enable it for just that one element. I was unable to get it working in time for

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Dave has provided some custom CSS styles for QuickJava 2, check them out over here:https://github.com/ThatOneGuyDotNet/QuickJava/wiki/Sample-Custom-CSS-Code

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Welcome to QuickJava 2.0 This page is automatically loaded upon updating or installing QuickJava 2.0 and will not appear again (until the next release, if important notes exist a new page will open).  I hope you all enjoy all of the new features, if bugs are found please use the "GitHub Source and Issues Repository" link to report them. Important Setup Information: This is a major

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Welcome to QuickJava 1.8.1.1 Important Setup Information: For both first time users and existing users alike that wish to use the toolbar icons rather than the add-on bar icons you will need to re-customize your toolbar.  My apologies to existing users who lost these settings, I'll try not to do it again.  If you need assistance with this, please see the page here: http://

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As of Firefox 23 there has been a change to how the Plugin API works which will cause QuickJava to quit working.  I have updated the maximum version for QuickJava to 22.* Since I do not have time to work on this problem there is a very good chance that users will not be able to use the extension after updating to FF23 when it is released.  I will try my hardest to get the extension up

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Version 1.8.0 s now available. You can install it from here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/quickjava/ Version Notes: Version 1.8.0 Back to Red buttons, a few minor bug fixes and added reload option and links on Options page.  Thanks again to Dave for more help. I've also added a 'Help and FAQ' post which will expand as needed.

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Welcome to the QuickJava Help and FAQ page. QuickJava is an easy way to enable/disable many features of Firefox with a configurable tool to help meet your needs.  QuickJava was designed to be lightweight and easy to use with minimal configuration, it was not designed to be as extensive as NoScript, so it does not support features such as Whitelist/Blacklist for sites.  QuickJava simply

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Update: 1.7.9 has been released to fix a bug with the Cookie button and some visual enhancements made by Dave Delisle.  At the time of this update it is pending review but can be installed from the Versions Page. Version 1.7.7 has been released which comes w/ a new style/look and also fixes the CSS broken bug with FireFox 13 Version Notes: Version 1.7.7 Fix some more style issues by

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The newest version has been released. Please note, users may need to re-configure their toolbar buttons, I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. 1.7.3 Added support for Proxy, regular expressions are customizable (usually for linux/mac users) in the options and an updated icon set. This is great news for Linux and Mac users so they do not have to modify the source code to get the

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The QuickJava extension doesn't actually remember (or forget) any settings because it simply loads the settings from Firefox upon loading.  Because it's functionality is so simple most functionality bugs are usually not a problem with QuickJava but rather with a plugin (such as Java or Silverlight) or Firefox itself. To verify what is causing the problem, please follow the following steps

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I am aware of a problem when using the latest version for FF 3.6.  A new version of QuickJava 1.7.1 has been submitted for review and should be available shortly. Thanks for your patience and support, -Doug

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Some users have expressed an issue when opening the options dialog.  The message received is: XML Parsing Error: undefined entity Location: chrome://quickjava/content/options.xul Line Number 6, Column 1: ^ Please post your OS and FireFox version here if you are having problems with options.  Also if you get a different error, please post the error message. In the mean time you can

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Hey guys, just wanted to give you a quick update.  My version submitted for approval that would work with FF 3.6 was denied because it needed to be updated to their newest coding standards. So I have spent quite a bit of time re-writing the add-on and localizing it (not required), I also added the option for Images. The new version 1.6 was submitted for review the morning and will

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BeaverXI has provided some graphics that I based my newest set on but I'm not a graphic artist so I'd like to provide everybody an opportunity to submit icons for consideration. What you need: * On/Off/Unknown images for the following items [Java, JavaScript, Flash, Silverlight] * Must look good in all 3 sizes (16x16px, 24x24px, 32x32px) * Application icon for application's install page (

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Do you want more features? Then help me test the latest Beta version which includes: Add Flash and SilverLight, Options screen, Toolbar buttons and New images inspired by BeaverXI Just go to the extension's page and just above the reviews look for the "Install beta version" link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1237 Known limitation in both FF 3.6 compatible versions: * If you

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I have put an updated version in for review thanks to xxhatred for doing the updated. I only wish I had seen his review before I started spending time working on the update. Thanks for the patience and the help. :)

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QuickJava is a Firefox plugin that allows you to easily enable/disable the Java and Javascript from the toolbar. Two icons are placed in the toolbar, click on them to toggle the state. If you right click either icon it will update both icons.The QuickJava plugin can be found here.Version History:0.5 - FF 3.6 Update by xxhatred0.4 - Middle-click either icon to toggle both preferences.0.3 -

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Options:Enabled/Disable both at the same time on left click.Option to place buttons on toolbar instead.Block flashA request: right clicking on the JS button would bring up the Advanced JavaScript Options dialog found in the Web Features menu.Another request: Automatically reload affected pages when permissions changePlease leave comments for feature requests here to be considered.Thanks for all

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This is simply an installer update to allow it to install on 1.5. Same features as 0.4 (core hasn't changed at all)Thanks to Daniel for pretty much doing this update for me, I'm sure a lot of people will appreciate your efforts.-Doug

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QuickJava 0.4 ReleasedThis version allows you to middle-click either icon and will toggle BOTH at the same time. This is in addition to all of the previous edition features.

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QuickJava 0.3 ReleasedThis version will automatically update the icons when the preferences are changed, even if they're not changed using QuickJava.

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