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I’ve uploaded TB Properties 0.6 to AMO. The new version has a couple of new locales. To be specific: Dutch, Hebrew, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, and Spanish (Spain) are all added to the extension.

Thanks to:

raryelcsouza - pt-BR
jerone - nl-NL
MRO Team - ru-RU
chuzo - es-ES
(I have no idea who did Hebrew)

3.2.1.7 is a non-Critical release (much like 3.2.1 was [and 3.2.1.4, 3.2.1.5, and 3.2.1.6]) meaning that you don’t have to install it if you don’t want to. It is an optional install. But if you do, it will fix a few bugs that have been around since 2.8.9 and some bugs in the developer functions (they just improve the functions but nothing else).

• Fixed some bugs with getBrowser() (specifically loadURI, goBack and goForward) and fixed some functions to be more dynamic (our history grabbers)
• Fixed bug with back menu dropdown not clearing properly
• Fixed history bug that might associate history to another tab if the user could click at the speed of light
• Added FAQ entry about links that don’t work on first install
• Updated it-IT locale

This version will be uploaded to AMO soon.

Well, none of the strings for three of the locales were completed, so I just completed Italian myself, and I’m now uploading the extension to AMO.

Not again!

sv-SE has been encoded incorrectly, causing ThunderBrowse not to function on Thunderbird with the language set to sv-SE (Swedish).

Instead of me making another ugly version number, I’m going to to add the fix in the next version, 3.2.1.5 (few fixes are added).

Here are the changes:

• Added View Source context menu
• Fixes sv-SE bug
• Search box gains focus when Ctrl F is pressed
• Fixes a bug with GET forms (this was added late in 3.2.1.4 but never mentioned anywhere)
• Somewhat support for Spicebird (partially, in my tests with the recent Spicebird build, I couldn’t get any extensions to install)

I’m uploading this to AMO soon.

I used an online translation for the pt-BR locale, but I was unable to successfully translate the urlbar.properties file.

We now have Romanian language support (I’m really getting tired of locale file encodings).

I’ve also double checked pt-BR and ro-RO and have fixed both of them so that we avoid any problems.