Liked to be able to see all icons for multiple days and nights stretched across the menu bar. Plus have access to quick icons: radar, 5 day, hover over weather icon, get details for that day/night and so on. Use it on Laptops and Firefox. What is 3.4 intended for?
Response to Developer: None of my other Addons are broken. I know that FF [using 53.0.2] has changed its way of dealing with things overtime. Sigh...will use old version for as long as it is possible. I mean the old one works perfectly right now. In meantime will look for an alternative.

Dont know what you were thinking but its time to roll back your "update" to something that's fu**ing usable.

**Update... its still not usable but at the same time i didn't think about the bulls**t mozilla is pulling with the add-on api I'm still mad as hell but not at you, mozilla on the other hand can go directly to the chromed hell they are turning firefox into. Im running the ESR just so i can view security cameras because they killed the extensions for that too....

I have no idea why you decided to ruin the best weather app available,were you having a bad day? What set this weather app apart from all the others was the ability to glance up or down and see the weather for numerous days without having to click.If you wanted more details then you clicked.I sure hope you re-think this terrible update.

This update has ruined one of my favorite add-ons. I have this positioned in the tab area of the frame instead of the status bar. I can also move it to either the menu bar or the bookmark bar. Can those positions still be used after the introduction of the new API?

I find it difficult to understand why the developer(s) decided to destroy the best features of this addon as part of an update.

There are dozens of weather addons available that give users one icon on the toolbar showing really limited information unless they click on the icon. What set Forecastfox apart from all the others was that users could view multiple-day forecast all at once, without the need to click on anything. In addition, users were given quick and easy access to a radar map, hourly forecasts, and detailed five-day forecasts. The only other addon that even came close to this level of functionality was AniWeather, but apparently, that one doesn't work at all anymore.

So, for whatever reason, you have chosen to ruin Forecastfox by reducing it to the level of all the other pathetic competitors, which means that I'll be staying on the previous version as long as possible.