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Date Today for Firefox wot Stefan vd
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je so o zi în urmă napisałHi there,
You rate 1 star. It is sad that you rated the Firefox web browser experience as the issue in my rating&review section of my free and Open-Source Date Today browser extension.
Please do not use this review as a support forum.
If you need help with my extension, I am here to help you at www.stefanvd.net/support -> and click on the email support button.
You said this:
"For the extension to work, apparently there needs to be its icon in the toolbar. Nada. There simply IS NO ICON for this extension anywhere---not in the toolbar, not in the "hidden icons", nowhere.
The second major problem, (though it's solved by the extension not even starting in the first place) is the basic design of this. My understanding from the description is that there would be a small clock/ day/ date icon in the toolbar.
"
I did not develop the Firefox web browser, and Firefox chooses to hide all new extension icons in the "puzzle piece" button. See this help page:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/extensions-button
If you click this puzzle piece icon, you can see a list of all your installed Firefox extensions. And you can "pin it" to the Firefox toolbar.
That also includes the "Date Today" analog clock.
You said:
"
What I see in the descriptions is a big, mondo sized clock covering the upper right ~10 square centimetres of your current webpage?!?
OR you might have to "call it up" every time you want to see it(?). That is NOT efficient or convenient.
"
When you click the Analog Clock button in the toolbar, a new panel opens below it. This panel displays the current time and date in a large, easy-to-read format.
The panel also includes a Picture-in-Picture (PiP) option (see in the Date Today Options page). When enabled, the clock appears in a floating window that stays on top of all your open tabs and remains visible while you work.
I always strive to create the best free and Open-Source tools to help users be more productive and enjoy a more comfortable web browsing experience. However, there are some limitations that I, as the browser extension developer, cannot change because they are imposed by the web browser itself.
If you encounter an issue that is caused by Firefox, please report it to the Firefox developers as well, not just to me. That helps ensure the issue reaches the people who are able to fix it.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/file-bug-report-or-feature-request-mozilla
Please for questions or help, use my support page:
www.stefanvd.net/support
I am happy to help you over there.
Thanks,
You rate 1 star. It is sad that you rated the Firefox web browser experience as the issue in my rating&review section of my free and Open-Source Date Today browser extension.
Please do not use this review as a support forum.
If you need help with my extension, I am here to help you at www.stefanvd.net/support -> and click on the email support button.
You said this:
"For the extension to work, apparently there needs to be its icon in the toolbar. Nada. There simply IS NO ICON for this extension anywhere---not in the toolbar, not in the "hidden icons", nowhere.
The second major problem, (though it's solved by the extension not even starting in the first place) is the basic design of this. My understanding from the description is that there would be a small clock/ day/ date icon in the toolbar.
"
I did not develop the Firefox web browser, and Firefox chooses to hide all new extension icons in the "puzzle piece" button. See this help page:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/extensions-button
If you click this puzzle piece icon, you can see a list of all your installed Firefox extensions. And you can "pin it" to the Firefox toolbar.
That also includes the "Date Today" analog clock.
You said:
"
What I see in the descriptions is a big, mondo sized clock covering the upper right ~10 square centimetres of your current webpage?!?
OR you might have to "call it up" every time you want to see it(?). That is NOT efficient or convenient.
"
When you click the Analog Clock button in the toolbar, a new panel opens below it. This panel displays the current time and date in a large, easy-to-read format.
The panel also includes a Picture-in-Picture (PiP) option (see in the Date Today Options page). When enabled, the clock appears in a floating window that stays on top of all your open tabs and remains visible while you work.
I always strive to create the best free and Open-Source tools to help users be more productive and enjoy a more comfortable web browsing experience. However, there are some limitations that I, as the browser extension developer, cannot change because they are imposed by the web browser itself.
If you encounter an issue that is caused by Firefox, please report it to the Firefox developers as well, not just to me. That helps ensure the issue reaches the people who are able to fix it.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/file-bug-report-or-feature-request-mozilla
Please for questions or help, use my support page:
www.stefanvd.net/support
I am happy to help you over there.
Thanks,