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Growl Notifications by Philipp Kewisch, sdwilsh

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Official Growl project to integrate it with the Mozilla code base.

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You can now receive a Growl notification when a download starts, finishes, fails, or is canceled in Firefox. Clicking on the notification will open the download manager.

In Thunderbird, it displays a notification for new mail (displays the sender and subject). Clicking on the notification will focus Thunderbird.

If you have Chatzilla installed, several notifications can also be displayed! Clicking on a notification will focus Chatzilla.

You can turn off these notifications by changing what notifications Growl displays in the Growl prefpane.

Once you install and restart your browser, you should get a Growl notification indicating that the application has registered.

If you want some other extension to have Growl Notifications support, contact them and point them to this page: http://trac.growl.info/wiki/MozillaGrowlNotifications
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Version
1.0.2
Last updated
11 years ago (Jul 10, 2007)
License
Mozilla Public License Version 1.1
Version History
Release notes for 1.0.2
(Thunderbird) Fixed subject encoding issues that sometimes occurred with messages.
(All) Added a de localization.
(Thunderbird) Stopped displaying RSS feeds due to the vast number of notifications that were sent. This is only temporary until a delayed system for dispatching notifications is created that will handle a large load of notifications (Growl will actually handle this in 1.1, so it may not be worthwhile)