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Firefox: Extension Manager Improvements

Category: Mozilla: Browser of the Gods

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Ben Goodger talks about some improvements to the Firefox Extension Manager he's whipped up, including a method for drag & drop installation of XPIs and shared extensions hosted on a network drive (so, say, corporate deployments could all have a common plugin set without having to push out plugin updates to a zillion desktops). Good stuff!

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