Re: [orca-list] If you use Orca master, what version of Firefox do you use?

[Michael Whapples <mwhapples aim com>]

I tend to use firefox 3.6.x, although I have to admit the last couple of 
weeks I haven't upgraded my git version as I have been busy.

I think the question should be, what version of firefox are 
distributions likely to ship with the next stable release of orca? I 
personally feel anyone comfortable with using git should be comfortable 
with downloading a new version of firefox, users who use their 
distribution's version of orca are more likely to use their 
distribution's version of firefox and expect everything to work fine.

Its a shame we cannot have application version specific scripts. I would 
imagine if this was possible loading of scripts would go, application 
version specific script, application any version script, toolkit version 
script, toolkit any version script. I don't know whether it would be 
possible for us to get the version information required to do such a thing.

Michael Whapples
On -10/01/37 20:59, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey all.
>
> As I work (and work and work) my way through updating all of the
> regression tests for Firefox, I am seeing a number of differences with
> Firefox 4. In many cases, the differences are in areas in which we are
> hacking around bugs in Firefox 3. So if we're lucky, we can remove a
> bunch of hacks. Yay! In other cases, the differences are a bug...
> somewhere. These I'll be digging into.
>
> In the meantime, it does raise the question of what version of Firefox
> y'all are using. Really, it only matters if you are using Orca from
> master because any changes we make to support Firefox 4 will not be
> rolled back into the stable branch.
>
> Thanks in advance!
> --joanie