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drsimetra asked:

don't know if this has been said but "read more now" appears to not work at all

There’s a new option you can enable to make it work for the new “keep reading” buttons. You can enable it in the extensions browser.

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Anonymous asked:

I managed to install the xkit, then using xCloud to get all my settings. But once I restarted Chrome, it told me that Chrome had disabled this xkit because it's not listed on Chrome's store. I can't 'Enable' the xkit back on. Any help?

I can’t actually test this because this isn’t an issue on Linux, but the internet says that ticking “developer mode” in the extensions page should allow you to re-enable the extension. Please send us an ask with how this works.

The other solution would be to download the Developer’s version of Chrome, but that’s a little extreme. We’ll probably start the process of getting this on the Chrome store very soon if this continues to be an issue.

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uofmdragon asked:

Happy to see that someone has picked this up and I wish you luck. I'm currently using firefox (most recent) on a mac (10.10.3). I can't get my tags to appear in the sidebar nor can I get my quick tags in tumblr's editing window (I can get them in the one click postage). I'd love it if I can get my account info in my sidebar as well instead of under the peg-like person. I know I found extensions to get both of these in Chrome. (Usually use Chrome, but I decided to test your new xkit in firefox)

We’ve now fixed the sidebar tags and quick tags. You can update through the extension browser if you’re not seeing the changes.

As of now, there are two ways to get your account info in your sidebar, and both are slightly broken:

1. Install the beta extension “Old Stats” from the extension browser. This will look like the stats sidebar on your activity page. I haven’t yet figured out how to get the activity graph to draw properly, so that’s currently blank. You’ll also still need to use the peg-person button to see your likes and other blogs.
2. Install estufarextensions‘s sidebar extension from their blog. This will look like the menu that appears when you click the peg-person button now, and will remove that button entirely. Unfortunately, if you click anywhere before xkit is done loading this extension, you’ll be redirected to the dashboard.
   

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pyladespunk asked:

hello! ive been having some issues with the auto-tag function. it works with the queue and nothing else. im using the most recent version of chrome. this has been an issue ive had since before switching to yalls version, is there any fix you know of?

Thanks for the report. We have fixed this now. You can manually update through the extension browser if you’re not seeing the changes.

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Anonymous asked:

You guys are an absolute GODSEND. I do have one question, though - I'm photosensitive and rely heavily on the gif freezing extension for my Tumblr comfort. I'd really rather not upgrade until I know that it works in your guys' update. Can you confirm if it's functional on Firefox yet?

I just checked, and it will freeze gifs, but the “hide posts with gifs entirely” option doesn’t work (and makes gifs move again). We’ll make an announcement when this is fixed.

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Anonymous asked:

Thank you so much for updating xkit! One of the main things I've noticed about the state of the extension as it stands is the greyed out font for many of the profile viewed extensions (similar to, dashboard stats etc.). Are you guys working on fixes for those?

We just fixed this for Post Archiver, Tag Replacer, XInbox, and XStats. You might have to manually hit “update” in the extensions browser to see the changes. Please tell us if we missed anything!

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Anonymous asked:

Hi. Thank you so much for doing this. You are amazing. Are there any plans for you to do something with Safari?

Unfortunately, the Safari Developer Program costs $100 a year, and we’re broke, so we’re not planning on updating the Safari extension. Sorry about that.

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Anonymous asked:

I forgot to mention in my submission about the missing icon that I am using the latest firefox 39.

That’s very strange. Can you type “about:config” into your address bar (click through the scary notification), search for “xkit7.xkit”, and send us a screenshot of the results?

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I disabled the old xkit and installed the new one, but the xkit icon doesn’t show up in the header bar. Did I install it incorrectly?

Are you using an old version of Firefox? This error happens when you try to install XKit on an old version of Firefox. If this is the case, you should update to Firefox 39. If not, can you send us what browser and version you’re using?

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donjuan-auxenfers asked:

The joy I feel in knowing that someone has taken up the duty of maintaining xkit is immense. Best of luck to you all. Right, with that said, the header options is a little buggy, the search bar moves into awkward positions and the show blogs in the header isn't working. Again, much thanks.

Thanks for the report. If you manually update header options in the extension manager, things should work now.