Releasing Firefinder 1.01 – now with support for 8 languages
I’m happy to announce that version 1.01 of Firefinder for Firebug is now released, with a number of new languages supported.
On top of the various ways of selecting elements in a web page and using the FriendlyFire collaboration (all described in the Firefinder page), it now also supports 8 languages, thanks to very helpful contributors:
- English
- Japanese
- German
- Italian
- Polish
- Dutch
- Swedish
- Danish
If you haven’t already, go download Firefinder now! 🙂
Also, if you are interested in contributing with translating any other language, please let me know, through a comment or the ways to contact me!
No spanish? 🙂 fix fix!
Good job Robert!
I am sure that a lot of developers will be even more happy with your efforts!
I actually used this in a bit of training the other day. Have had it installed for a while, but it was actually the right tool for the job when I was showing some web development.
Also — did you have a post recently about your twitter-comments integration with your blog? Am really, really interested in how you got that to work.
Rizo,
Absolutely, I'll get you to translate it to Spanish. 🙂
Morgan,
Thank you! 🙂
mdmadph,
Good to hear!
About Twiter-comments integration: I use the BackType Connect Plugin for WordPress, but I've hacked my comments template to control the presentation/separation.
I am definitely going to have to check that out. Thanks!