Can't download and install grabber
I have 2 computers. I like to use grabber and downloaded it quite a while ago and it works fine.\ I have a new windows 7 laptop and I cannont download/install the grabber.
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That extension has: Works with Firefox 1.5 - 10.* , so it should be working with your Firefox 3.6.x version and the current Firefox 9 release.
I currently see a very slow response with downloading that extension. I've clicked few times because nothing happened and now I need to cancel them all. So you may need to give it another try in case a timeout occurred.
The maxVersion as coded in install.rdf is 4.0.* , so your Firefox 3.6.25 version doesn't require a compatibility check to install it, but Firefox 9 does need to do that.
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Is this what you want?
http://pixlr.com/grabber/
Thanks for trying. I will explain better this time. I have been to both pages suggested and the download does not work. The first page--i select 'add to firefox' Next page--install add ons i select 'install now' Next--page appears saying 'restart firefox' Next--i am taken back to the original download page and no 'grabber' shows on my right click.
I have repeated several times, even restarted my computer and it does not download.
I do have an anti virus program running, but it does not interfere with other download/installs.
I saw another post with a link to a different grabber site, but my computer program warns me that it is malicious and not to download it.
Can you help me?
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That extension has: Works with Firefox 1.5 - 10.* , so it should be working with your Firefox 3.6.x version and the current Firefox 9 release.
I currently see a very slow response with downloading that extension. I've clicked few times because nothing happened and now I need to cancel them all. So you may need to give it another try in case a timeout occurred.
The maxVersion as coded in install.rdf is 4.0.* , so your Firefox 3.6.25 version doesn't require a compatibility check to install it, but Firefox 9 does need to do that.
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