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X-notifier 3.x for Firefox (deprecated)

By Flore , 11 February 2014

Issues between X-Notifier and Self-Destructing Cookies (addon) on Firefox

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Hello everyone,

I have some issues using X-Notifier and the Self-Destructing Cookies addon for Firefox

Both addons work correctly separately. But together, it's a mess. I'm using a gmail account with 2 step verification. Self-Destructing Cookies keeps deleting cookies from X-Notifier, so X-Notifier keeps on asking for the verification code of my google account.

One person on the Self-Destructing Cookies addon page suggest to go to about:config and change "extensions.xnotifier.saveCookies" to false. But it did not change anything.

Another person said: "Regarding X-Notifier, I suspect that as X-Notifier creates and tears down site sessions in a HTML aware fashion, these temporary sessions are treated as closed tabs and yet may be side stepping SDC's tab-orientated whitelist. To some extent I think preserving and reintroducing authentication credentials is a responsibility of X-Notifier as otherwise X-Notifier won't play nice with various vanilla Firefox privacy settings."

I like these addons and would like to have them work correctly at the same time. If anyone can fix the problem, it would be great!

Have a nice day

By rbpa0521 , 6 February 2014

Please help, new here

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Is it so that I can add more than one email to the x-notifier? If so, how do I do that? I have no idea where to even begin with this website, a lot of ads.

By the_observer , 4 February 2014

No alerts/counts for mails moved in Folders/labels of mailboxes

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Hi,

first of all thank you for x-notifier add on which is great.

I would like to ask:

I have some filters set in my accounts (hotmail ,google e.t.c.) so messages are moved automatically to folders (hotmail) or labels(gmail) for better organization of my mailboxes.

The roblem is that x-notifier does not seem to count the unread messages being moved to them.

Is it x-notifier set to work like this or am i doing something wrong?

What can i do so i will be alerted about these messages too?

Thank you for your time reading this.

Regards,

the_observer.

By znaya , 2 February 2014

gmail 2-step verification

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안녕하세요!

gmail 2-step verification does not work.

 

By concheet , 2 February 2014

A request for a feature

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X-notifier 3.x for Firefox (deprecated)

 

 

I like X-Notifier much, but am fearful of relying on it since when I do I forget my password.  If one forgets it one has to go to the trouble of resetting it and then doing it again at X-N.  If only there were an option to show the passwords on X-notifier, I would be able to sidestep a lot of unpleasantness more often than I like.  Perhaps the option to show the passwords could itself be password protected.   I can remember one password but I have several e-mail addresses.  Just a thought!  Thanks very much.

By Coolerman , 31 January 2014

Problem with X-notifier and AdBlock addons

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Hi,

This is weird. I have firefox 26 for a while and since a new version of x-notifier i don't know if it's the latest or another one before but my adblock icon disapear from the tool bar. And i'm no longer able to add it anymore.

The option have been disable in ABP options.

But when i uninstall x-notifier and reinstall adblock, now the icon is back. And it's working perfecly. I think there were a conflict beetween these 2.

I start a new firefox profile a clean one and install adblock it's working ok. But when i install x-notifier the icon disapear.

thank if you have a solution for it.

 

 

By rock9995 , 28 January 2014

must log again every time I use x-notifier

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I used x-notifier for a month with no problems.  I could have two hotmail accounts open at the same time.

When I would exit the account that the x-notifier is linked to, I could click on the tab with my other hotmail account

and go back to reading my mail.  Now, I have installed the latest Firefox browser and when x-notifier takes me to my other

email acccount to check mail, when I exit out of that account and try to use my original account I have to sign into my

original account each time.  I will not continue to do this, as it is easier just to disable x-notifier and manually change from

account to account.  So...how can I get my configuration back to being able to switch between hotmail accounts without

having to constantly sign in?

By tobwithu , 25 January 2014

Do you have problem with hotmail?

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It seems that hotmail is updating their webmail interface.
But this update is not done to all hotmail accounts at a time.

Updated account does not work with current version of X-notifier.
I need not working account to make X-notifier work again.

Please send it to xndevel@gmail.com

By default , 24 January 2014

yopmail doesn't work

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X-notifier 3.x for Firefox (deprecated)

I added yopmail.js and checked XN-Scripts.

I guess user=default.

Mailbox @default contains several Emails, but  xnotifier don't display a new notice.

FF 24. , xnotifier 3.3.10

any help will be appreciated, thx in advance.

 

P.S. The log file xn-firefox.log  is empty.

 

By doctor5 , 22 January 2014

Hotmail no longer working with X-notifier

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I found that as of today I can no longer get X-notifier to automatically check hotmail.

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