New FonferaDownloader Firefox extension release

Hi

There’s a new FoneraDownloader extension release for Firefox. In this release we have included these new features and enhancements:

  • Add a preferences option to indicate the use of the plugin from WAN. (No more workarounds in user/password settings. You still need to reach transmission (9091) & luci (80) ports from wan as before).
  • Fixes in transmission’s session error handling (thanks to cyrusFF).
  • Change information icon to green.
  • Small information tooltip in torrents icon with more download stats (upload/download rate/peers).
  • Icon and separator in context menu so it’s easier to visualize download action.
  • Force username to “fonero” to avoid authentication problems with previous installations of the plugin.
  • Show error messages in the download window as well as in the statusbar.
  • Order downloads, in progress first.
  • Selected text (with downloadable links) has a higher priority than html links.
  • bugfixes and some performance fixes.

You can get it from here:
http://download.fonosfera.org/software/foneradownloader-0.0.21.xpi

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Please test & enjoy!

Javier

4 Responses to “New FonferaDownloader Firefox extension release”

  1. steven Says:

    very nice…i’m running it allready for a week and it works great :-)
    I hope aMule is added soon to Fon as well …

    perhaps an idea for v22?
    check out what Openwrt does with it?
    http://h0lger.de/wrtraffic/
    it’s a very small enhancement as your downloader is allready connected… so we can see up/download of WAN interface instead of just “fonera downloads” :-)

  2. Yagüe Says:

    It’s working fine. Great job.

  3. luxor84 Says:

    I have a problem. The add-on doesn’t work (Message: “Cannot reach your fonera”) and every 2 minutes a popup appears with the error on the certificate (sec_error_ca_cert_invalid)

  4. javier Says:

    Hi

    This error has already been reported in our user’s forum:
    http://boards.fon.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=6127

    I’ll copy the solution for future reference:
    Log into the fonera via https (in your case):
    https://192.168.1.0.1:443/luci

    Then an error should appear saying that the site has a self-signed certificate and should ask you if you understand the risks and add an exception.

    you can access your certificates by clicking:
    edit > preferences > advanced > view certificates

    Hope that helps!
    Javier

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