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It's not that Firefox doesn't support older versions of extensions, but that the extensions don't support the version of Firefox that user's want to install BID into. Read this answer in context 👍 0 All Replies (5) I suspect that there would be a charge for their new WE version add-on as most WE extensions need to be completely re-written which is almost as hard as developing an extension from scratch. "Compatibility" changing version by version (every 6 weeks) shouldn't be an issue with Fx 57 and later, so extension developers shouldn't need to make frequent changes to their add-on.Īsk BID if purchasing their update is a one time thing or if that will be their new way of doing business. As of Firefox 57 WebExtensions (WE) are all that Firefox will use on the Release channel and Beta channel versions. That said, Firefox has been undergoing massive changes "under the hood" recently, but that coming to a conclusion. Firefox makes the product that gets added on to - it sets the "standards" and the extensions developers have to follow Mozilla's lead - IOW they need to be compatible with Firefox.

There are many download extensions available out there, which wouldn't survive in the marketplace if their users had to constantly duke out the bucks for every update that was needed.

I know there’s probably dozens of ways to scrape images off the net, but this one was the most satisfying I’ve found to date and wanted to share.Īs an example, in a matter of 20 mins I had 12,500 images of different architectural practices (around 700 images of buildings from ~20 firms) for my ‘architect studio classification’ project.Sounds like BID has their head up their a$$ or you misread the information that they gave to you. This amazing little addon allows you to download ALL images on a google image search with the press of a button, even providing a text file including all image links. It was all possible with the google images downloader firefox addon: Yesterday I found a really easy way of going about that. While that hasn’t been difficult for structured data (my work involves a lot of that) or language models (shockingly there’s a lot of text out there for all of us), it has been a bit trickier for image datasets. I was going to start my second pass on the fastai course yesterday and wanted to follow through the courses with my own case studies this time.