URL Fixer gets a little British flavour
Thursday, January 25th, 2007URL Fixer will now correct ".ku" to ".uk", but I've made no decision on colour, metre, or encyclopaedia.
Cheerio!
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Christopher Finke is a software engineer at Mahalo. He is available for birthday parties and bar mitzvahs.
URL Fixer will now correct ".ku" to ".uk", but I've made no decision on colour, metre, or encyclopaedia.
Cheerio!
I've updated URL Fixer to version 1.2.12. In addition to including a Catalan translation, there are two main changes to the correction algorithm:
1. ";//" will now be corrected to "://" (http;// => http://).
2. All commas and other semicolons will be changed to dots (www,google;co,uk => www.google.co.uk).
I've updated URL Fixer to version 1.2.11. A bug was causing the Chinese translation to be displayed for English-speaking users, so if you were seeing "?? (R)" or Chinese characters instead of "Confirm corrections" in the context menu for the URL bar, go ahead and upgrade. (You can always download the newest version of URL Fixer from the addon's homepage.)
This version also includes 4 new locales: Hebrew, Korean, Turkish, and Ukrainian. Thanks to the translators over at Babelzilla for all their hard work.
I've updated the URL Fixer extension for Firefox; it was inadvertantly "fixing" all .mo.us addresses to .com.us. The latest version is 1.2.10.
URL Fixer 1.2.6 contained a bug that may have caused an "Error in chrome registration" error for some users. This has been fixed, and you can download URL Fixer 1.2.7 at my main site. The new version should be available at Mozilla Addons shortly.
I've just updated all of my extensions to be compatible with Firefox 2.0. They're all available for download at my site, and they'll all eventually be available at Mozilla Addons as well. No new features for these updates, just compatibility fixes.