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Proper Linux support yet?

Story: Ubiquity, a Powerful Firefox Extension, Gets an OverhaulTotal Replies: 1
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DrDubious

Jan 16, 2009
3:22 PM EST 		When this first came out, it was only partially functional on Linux - supposedly and disturbingly (if I remember correctly) because the developers couldn't decide on a 'standard' way to have low-level control of some sort of pop-up window function. (If I wanted my browser to start putting roots down deeper into my OS I'd be using IE, thank you...)

I've been wondering if the re-release is properly functional yet on Linux. Anybody know?
Sander_Marechal

Jan 16, 2009
5:02 PM EST 		I just installed it and it works fine. The only thing that doesn't seem to work is transparency on the ubiquity window, but they're working on it. Seems to have something to do with Gecko on Linux.

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