=== ejat- is now known as ejat [02:20] Hello, is there a plugin or extension or something that will, after I do a search, right click to prevent that site from showing up again in my search engine? [02:20] For instance, I'm looking for an owner's manual [02:20] I search for it and the top I-don't-know-how-many sites say they have it, but are shopping sites to buy it [02:21] I'm looking for something that allows me to just avoid certain sites that I've discovered aren't free [02:22] or just aren't relavant to my search === micahg_ is now known as micahg [15:29] bdrung, there? [15:29] chrisccoulson: yes [15:29] bdrung, are you aware of http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2011/08/11/strengthening-user-control-of-add-ons/ , and the implications for packaged extensions? [15:30] no [15:30] bdrung, ah. so, basically, firefox disables system-wide extensions by default after upgrading to 8.0 [15:31] and you need to opt in to new ones that are installed [15:31] chrisccoulson: is there a way to tell firefox that the extension comes from the distribution? [15:31] well - "system" -> "third party" [15:31] bdrung, yes [15:32] bdrung, distribution, or bundled extensions installed in to $libdir (/usr/lib/firefox-addons/extensions on ubuntu) are exempted from the new check [15:33] bdrung, firefox only considers extensions installed in /usr/share/mozilla and /usr/lib/mozilla as third-party (ie, dropped in there by some evil third party application, like skype) [15:33] i'm not sure i see the point of the change tbh ;) [15:33] but i need to deal with it for our extensions for the next security update [15:35] so, all our extensions are considered as third-party [15:35] bdrung, yes, they are atm [15:35] should m-d put the link into /usr/lib/firefox-addons/extensions instead of /usr/share/mozilla for firefox? [15:35] bdrung, i've already uploaded a fixed ubufox to the firefox-next PPA, but in order to make this work, i've had to use my own version of install-xpi from mozilla-devscripts [15:35] how will thunderbird behave? [15:36] bdrung, thunderbird will do the same [15:36] i've done this for now - http://paste.ubuntu.com/705449/ [15:36] will iceweasel look into /usr/lib/firefox-addons/extensions? [15:36] i'm not sure what iceweasel will do [15:38] chrisccoulson: i am happy to apply your patch if you can make sure (= ask mike hommey) that it will work on debian too [15:39] bdrung, i don't think that will work on debian. we'd probably want to abstract that out to separate debian/ubuntu configs [15:39] (like what is already done with xul-app-data.csv.*) [15:39] i guess it would just be /usr/lib/iceweasel/extensions on debian [15:40] chrisccoulson: so another row in xul-app-data.csv? [15:41] bdrung, yeah, that would probably work === micahg_ is now known as micahg [19:18] bdrung, i ended up doing it this way - http://paste.ubuntu.com/705554/ [19:19] i'll need to push this out to oneiric and natty with the next firefox update (and rebuild extensions against it) [19:19] chrisccoulson: get_symlink_overrides is hacky [19:20] chrisccoulson: we import the csv files already [19:20] bdrung - where? [19:22] chrisccoulson: in dh_xul-ext -> get_xul_apps [19:22] we should move that into a library [19:23] bdrung, yeah, i thought about that, but the existing stuff is a lot more complicated than i needed :) [19:23] and this is just so i can fix all the extensions today [19:23] i don't mind doing it another way longer term though [19:27] okay [23:16] http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=91962#c27 [23:16] micahg: ^^^^^