I recently announced the release of mozCC 0.9.0, promising that existing users could simply use the Extension Manager to update. Apparently I was wrong. The update.rdf format changed from Firefox 0.9 to 1.0PR, but thanks to Jed Brown’s excellent resource, that problem has been fixed. Update away!
From the mozCC News page:
mozCC 0.9.0 has been released. This upgrade includes support for the new Developing Nations license, as well as improved detection and support of the Sampling and Sampling+ licenses.
It’s not a huge upgrade, but more of a maintenance release; check it out and let me know if you find any bugs or [...]
(reposted from mozCC news)
mozCC 0.8.3 has been released, and all users of mozCC are encouraged to upgrade. mozCC 0.8.3 is a bug fix release which corrects conditions which caused Mozilla and Firefox to lock-up when certain license combinations were encountered. Pages impacted by this bug include the Creative Commons license selection process.
Firefox users [...]
Sometimes it’s the little things. Often it’s the little things, I guess. I like to write cross-platform software. The less I need to worry about whether I’m building on Mac OS X, Win 32 or Linux, the happier I am. mozCC was one of the first projects I developed that had [...]
Now that I’m actually getting paid to work on mozCC, we’re starting to discuss what’s necessary to call it 1.0. Generally, I think that there’s three things a 1.0 should represent (I say “should”, not “does”; we’re talking best practice here):
stability: a 1.0 shouldn’t crash, cause corruption or otherwise seriously break things
polish: a 1.0 [...]
