On Tue April 18 2006 11:09, Joe Shaw wrote: > I doubt it. The extension should be compatible, and Beagle is picking > up that there are files being dropped in. A few people have seen this > now (although not myself), so it's important to get this tracked down. > I'll see what I can find. It really seems to have nothing to do with upgrading to Firefox 1.5.0.2. I use Debian Sid packages and, as yet, Firefox 1.5.0.2 hasn't hit the Sid repository. So, I am still using 1.5.0.1 and I am still having the problem with the Beagle extension. I have tried everything I can think of. I uninstalled all other extensions thinking maybe some extension was conflicting with the beagle extension. The problem remained. I renamed my ~/.mozilla directory (in which my firefox profile resides) and created a fresh profile with only the beagle extension installed. Again, the problem remained. Beagle seems to be "picking up that there are files being dropped in." But, searching for any content from sites or the sites themselves, still showed nothing. Something I noticed in beagle-search... and I don't remember if this was how it was in version 0.2.4... Checking the Search menu in the beagle-search gui, I noticed the following entries: Everywhere Applications Contacts Documents Conversations Images Media Shouldn't there be an entry on the menu for website (or web page)? I honestly don't remember if 0.2.3 had something like this. I'm probably wrong but thought I should point it out. Even if it never had such an entry, perhaps it should?? Rick -- Rick's Law: What cannot be imagined will be accomplished by a fool.
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