Re: [orca-list] "Firefox" and "Thunderbird": install add-ons from the hard drive

[Max <heavy9922 gmail com>]

I mean, the ability to install add-ons that are already stored on my 
computer. In "seamonkey", it is possible, in the menu which can be 
accessed by using the "f10" keys. In the "firefox" and "thunderbird" - 
is also there, but it seems to "orca", this button is not available.

29.02.2016 04:31, Christopher Chaltain пишет:
> I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but in Thunderbird, I select Add
> Ons from the Tools menu. When the Add Ons Manager tab comes up, I tab
> over to a list which has extensions, appearance, plug ins, languages and
> so on. I can then arrow down to plug ins and then tab over to work with
> each plug in I have installed.
>
> On 28/02/16 20:08, Max wrote:
> > Hi, All.
> >
> > As far as I know, "firefox" and "thunderbird", you can install add-ons,
> > which are stored on the hard disk. Initially, this function was
> > available in the menu; But then - it was moved to the additions tab.
> > Is it possible to somehow get to this function using the "orca"? I tried
> > several times, but could not find this feature.
> > It is not so often needed, but periodically people ask me about it.
> >
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