Colorzilla Firefox

I used the zoom feature on colorzilla quite a bit, but now it's disappeared from my laptop. I googled colorzilla and got a link to www.colorzilla.com. The download link took me to www.colorzilla/firefox, and a "firefox prevented" notification appeared.

In Options > Security - there is a pref labeled Warn me when sites try to install add-ons = then click the Exceptions... button - you can add colorzilla.com to that list at the top of that dialog window, then click Allow

Colorzilla Firefox

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hello kmarble, this dialog is just a standard security measure that you can confirm and will show up on every third-party site which offers to install an addon - you can also download colorzilla directly from addons.mozilla.org...

Hello, I am on firefox 75. When I initially got on firefox, I had an add-on installed names ColorZilla and had it show up on my toolbar and kinda forgot about it. I had to use it recently and notice that it doesn't show on my toolbar. I also noticed other add-ons don't show up on my toolbar, is this how Firefox works now or is it possible to have these extensions show up on my toolbar?

Finally it is strange that my site is having that issue, but once I added your css it is working almost perfectly. The only thing I am still noticing is that when I load the site in firefox, the navbar is a grey color until I scroll the page. It other words it is loading with full opacity and not becoming transparent until I scroll.

Clearing history and cache have never solved the problem for me, but if you completely blow away the firefox settings (rm -rf .mozilla on Linux) it will again allow you to access the http version of the site. So, it is stored somewhere in the firefox settings.

I have seen a lot of people post this behavior as a bug against Firefox. I have not yet seen any reaction other than disbelief. It is hard to get a bug fixed when the developers are in denial. Best thing I can suggest to you is to completely remove all firefox settings when this happens. As for end-users, I guess you just tell them not to use firefox. 2351a5e196