Just a quick note to head off the stream of email I’ve been receiving (yes, both of them): mozCC doesn’t work with Firefox 1.5 Beta 2.
Actually if you tried to install it, you’d be told it’s not compatible, since mozCC 1.1.2 claims it’s only compatible with Firefox 1.4 (the internal version for Beta [...]
mozCC 1.1.2 is out; no feature improvements, just compatibility with Firefox 1.5 (and current nightly builds, alphas, etc.). I am working on some improvements to mozCC which should improve the overall user experience. In particular, I want to handle the following situations:
support for embedded, licensed content: Currently mozCC looks for a page license, [...]
mozCC 1.1 is now available for download. This release corrects a few bugs, including:
license attributes were not displayed correctly on pages which published Work metadata (with a license reference) but no License block
pages which contained multiple work elements (including those at, ahem, ccMixter) weren’t displayed correctly
some pages incorrectly displayed license elements (such as the [...]
All Things Considered had a story yesterday on PostSecret, a web site which invites people to send in postcards with their deepest secrets, and have them posted online. Some of the secrets are poignant, and some and a little scary. But what an amazing way to connect people in collaborative art that [...]
So I promised a new release of mozCC to users back in December. And it was released… this morning. Right, so you can see the release announcement for all the gory details. The cool thing is that this is the 1.0 Release Candidate and we’ve fixed a couple of bugs that were [...]
