Changes:

• Fix Thunderbird send button was disabled.
• Cleanup database functions.
• Don't use device pixel ratio by default (used mainly for zoom adjustment). This caused popup position problems on some systems. This can still be enabled in the options screen if needed.
• Add option to let users adjust the vertical position of the popup.

You can download 3.02 from addons.mozilla.org.

Please report problems to this email address.

This release focuses mainly on making Rikaichan more compatible with Firefox's multiprocess mode (Electrolysis/e10s).

3.00:

• Numerous code changes for Firefox e10s compatibility.
• Added XHTML support. Thanks to William C.
• Added white color theme. Thanks to Vitaly L.
• M/N/B keys (next/back) now shows the next/previous element at the end of the current one.

3.01: (replaced with 3.02 while in review queue, so it's not available)

• Fix Thunderbird send button was disabled.
• Cleanup database functions.

3.02:

• Don't use device pixel ratio by default (used mainly for zoom adjustment). This caused popup position problems on some systems. This can still be enabled in the options screen if needed.
• Add option to let users adjust the vertical position of the popup.

Major changes have been made to the code, so be aware that some things may still be buggy in this version. Please report problems to this email address.

» Release channel files
» Beta channel files

NOTE: 2.xx is not fully compatible with Firefox Electrolysis/e10s. It will not work correctly unless you disable e10s/enable the "shims."

2.09

• Re-enabled the menus again by default. Sorry for the confusion everyone.

2.08

• Fixed rules and handling of verbs.
• Settings now use the extensions prefix. Users may need to re-enter the settings (sorry about this).
• Refactored a few depreciated code.
• Now runs with E10S enabled. This actually needs a lot more work, but for now it will at least run with E10S enabled using compatibility shims.

You can download 2.09 here.

• Right-click the link, select Save As and save the *.xpi file somewhere in your computer.
• In Thunderbird, open the Tools menu, click Addons, then click the Install button and find the downloaded *.xpi file.

The files listed below are updated more frequently than those listed above, but are not "signed." These files will only work on Firefox versions that do not use signature verification or on versions that will allow you to disable it. Examples: Firefox ESR, Firefox Developer Edition, "Unbranded" Firefox.

Thunderbird can use both signed and unsigned addons.