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OptimizeGoogle now verified and generally available

DickS — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 08:11:11 +0000

Today the folks at Mozilla officially verified our add-on and have removed the “experimental” tag. This means OG is now generally available to everybody!

Thanks to all the people who have and still report bugs and improvements. And of course the biggest credit goes to Glen who has taken on the OG project to keep this wonderful add-on alive. Well done and keep up the excellent work!

Bugtracker available

DickS — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:12:21 +0000

We’ve setup a public bugtracker and suggest that you report any bugs there. This is more convenient to track then the Google groups.

To go to the new bugtracker, click “Report a bug” on the left.

Download OptimizeGoogle version 0.77

DickS — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 07:22:54 +0000

Here you go, the first patched up release of the new OptimizeGoogle project (based on CustomizeGoogle). Note that this version also has all the changes made in 0.76.3 released a while back.

Change history: 2009-11-23 by Phoglenix

Bugfix: Now mostly works with new search result page. This is a stopgap solution, to be improved later.
Update: Compatibility with Firefox 3.7.*
Update: Links updated for alternate search sites.
Update: Set the following options to being active by default: remove click tracking, remove ads, anonymize Google cookie UID and don’t send cookies to Google Analytics.
Update: Multiple languages added.

Note: A known issue exists where the script runs on the current tab when another tab is (re)loaded. This will be fixed in a later version.

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