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FIREFOX FOR MAC NOT WORKING

1/10/2019

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So I've uploaded a few basic scripts to and installed loads of useful ones from
other people, but I can't get auto updates to work for any of them. Currently
running Firefox 12.0, GM 0.9.19 on Mac 10.6.8 My checklist: - script installed
from Install button, install URL is secure (https) - Greasemonkey preferences
has all 3 boxes ticked for Update Checking (minimum interval set to 1 day if
that makes any difference) - the script has autoupdate ticked on Firefox's
rightclick menu No updates take place, even after a forced check. Discovered I
could query GM_info and put this in the script, it returned False:
alert(String(GM_info.scriptWillUpdate)); Tried adding a @version metatag, then
also unticking Require Secure Updates. ScriptWillUpdate still returns False.
This is the script I'm testing with: I'm missing something obvious, right? Any
help appreciated.

Anthony Lieuallen 17/5/2012, 7:58 น. AHA, this I did not know. Would explain
this particular script not updating as yes I had edited it on disk. Is there a
way to manually change this flag? Or I guess deleting the script, restarting
Firefox and reinstalling from us.o would clear it? (I've got into the habit of
working on changes locally then updating the version on us.o, and I move between
a few different machines so the locally-edited flags will be spread among them
for different scripts.) Thanks for the help!

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Mike cupcake 18/5/2012, 5:19 น. On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 7:56 AM, mike cupcake
wrote: Is there a way to manually change this flag? Or I guess deleting the
script, restarting Firefox and reinstalling from us.o would clear it?

Just reinstalling at all should make the updated/modified times match properly
to allow updates. (I've got into the habit of working on changes locally then
updating the version on us.o, and I move between a few different machines so the
locally-edited flags will be spread among them for different scripts.) But it's
tough for us to know what the local changes are, so we err on the side of safety
(not throwing away the potentially valuable changes that only exist on your
disk). Mike cupcake 18/5/2012, 8:38 น. Indeed, I'd be interested in an option
(per script maybe) to turn this off So my problem seems to be down to secure
updates, I reinstalled the script then made a change on us.o and confirmed the
config.xml is set for HTTPS: installurl=' updateurl=' click on the script in
Firefox's list, Find Updates.

Nothing happens, but if I turn off Secure Updates in GM options and repeat
updates straightaway. Same behaviour on a Win7 box. Looking like this might not
be an issue at my end.? Mike cupcake 18/5/2012, 10:55 น. Confirmed as a network
issue, trying to load the updateurl from config.xml as https in a browser: But
that URL is specifically 'http' (no S) as you posted it, no? I'd expect that not
to work, coral doesn't offer HTTPS.

It'd be useful if GM raised an alert if it gets a connection error when forcing
an update check.I personally wouldn't want popups at random times because of
automated update checks. But some sort of notification somewhere might be nice.
I think there might be an appropriate way to annotate this in the AOM. Mike
cupcake 19/5/2012, 4:39 น. Whoops, I've gone and got myself confused by some
info from the us.o forum. So backing up a couple steps and re-evalutating: - the
metadata check over Coral is http, this url loads fine. - The https us.o
installurl loads fine when I install the script.


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