| toxic-hope | Jan 8 2012 6:01 PM Been looking for something like this. Thanks |
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| DAB268 | Mar 1 2011 3:35 AM Would be nice, if:
- the countdown could be saved (it's ending time) if Firefox is closed and is shown again, after opening Firefox again!
- there could be multiple countdowns at the same time.
- the timer symbol could also be in the statusbar |
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| hbk | Feb 27 2011 10:54 AM I keep downloading it but it won't show up. It's there in add ons but no box, and no options to use it etc. |
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| RealityRipple | Sep 28 2010 4:24 PM Bugs have been fixed, and a new release will be out before Firefox 4. Thank you for letting me know about the bugs. |
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| Alexander | Sep 15 2010 11:54 AM Same!:
Sep 2 2010 5:09 PM
Down loaded TF, but options box is grayed and won't open. |
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| Janie | Sep 2 2010 5:09 PM Down loaded TF, but options box is grayed and won't open. |
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| Dan | May 5 2010 2:27 PM It fails 1st time:
This is not fixed yet (just to make clear).
I made more tests:
1. after FF start - start TF08 - and works 1st time!
2. click on TF08 icon, enable same time => it fails by t/o right away.
3. click again - it works.
4. from now on it fails every other time! (unless FF restart).
Please send us an improved update. It is a great and useful add-on! |
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| John | May 3 2010 10:48 AM Timerfox sometimes does not count down accurate. Usually on short intervals. It's not reliable. |
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| phf | Mar 28 2010 8:16 AM comment utiliser timer fox ?
ou mettre les temps ?
je suis en firefox 3.6 |
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| Fede | Jul 2 2009 11:12 AM Hello, I like TimerFox but I think that it could be more improved.
Take a look at another extension like TeaTimer, it is nice.
I think TimerFox could take ideas from it, and I consider and EXELLENT and helpful thing a checkcutton like "repeat alarm", so we can repeat all the time that alarm.
Cheers,
FEDE |
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| Lourdes Zalcik | Jul 2 2009 10:37 AM TimerFox doesn't show in my browser. I have the latest Mozilla version. How do I get to use it? |
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| RealityRipple | May 21 2009 10:53 PM We'll see if this little update fixes the Linux issues... |
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| RealityRipple | May 20 2009 4:09 AM There's a bug for Linux users. I believe it's caused by a capital O in the chrome.manifest file, but I'm not sure. If anyone on a Linux distro can modify the chrome.manifest file and set "Overlay" to "overlay", please let me know if that fixes it! |
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