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Comment Re:MS kinda overstepped its bounds on this one. (Score 1) 448

Extensions get automatically disabled when they exceed the "maxversion" value, this is so they don't end up trying to work in an environment they are not designed for. Current extensions might say 3.5.*, so they'll be disabled when Firefox 4 comes out. They should then update the extension to work with the new version of FF.

maxversion 9.*.* essentially means never disable me.

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