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New Version Coming Soon
I'm working on a new version of LiveWidget, most significantly it will have a universal (as in PPC and MacTel compatible) plugin for accessing the keychain. If you're on a MacTel and want to help me test, drop me an email.
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Now 10.4.3 compliant
The fix was really simple. It turned out I had missed a setting and Apple had not been checking for the setting. They fixed their bug in the 10.4.3 so I have had to fix mine too. LiveWidget 2.1 is available now -
Upgrading to 10.4.3
I've heard of some trouble using LiveWidget under OS X 10.4.3 so I'm about to do the upgrade. I'd held off until now because I prefer to wait and let other people find out if it's safe. Since there haven't been any reports of massive file deletions or flesh eating virii I might as well take the plunge. If you're having difficulties since the ( Read more... ) -
LiveWidget 2.0
I've removed the code that spits lots of stuff to the console. There are things that can be improved, I would like to show the userpics in the widget, but that takes design time and I don't feel the inspiration at the moment. So this is it, I'll package it up and ship it out today. WhooHoo! -
That user pic isn't there
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Stuck for things to say
So I haven't posted much recently, I got distracted with real life as is often the way. A tester has just emailed me to say that things are all fine and it should go out to the general public and since I've forgotten what else I was doing I might as well get this out there, as soon as I fix the css on the back -
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Now supporting tags
LiveWidget makes another step today by adding tag support. I haven't got full access to the server at the moment but I should be over there this weekend and I'll put the new version up. In the meantime if you want secure passwords, userpics and tags in a LiveJournal widget, drop me a line. -
Still testing
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Testers wanted
Now that I'm doing some more advanced things I'd really like to have a few more people testing the widget as I develop it. If you're interested just drop me a line and (assuming I'm not overwhelmed with requests) I'll get you the beta of LiveWidget 2.0 and you can try out secure passwording, userpics and tags.