after Firefox 31 update, tools not working

[stringybeany]

cmon guys you are all arguing about the wrong problem. I have been a BOB user since day one, when I gave up trying to manage 15 escalating games on notepads and endless manual counting.

BOB is over. Embrace the panels. It's not "buggy" in any important ways.

It's like a tile puzzle right now, granted. But once you shuffle the tiles to your liking it's fine.

It took me only a day and I am an old fucker.

[dgz345]

cmon guys you are all arguing about the wrong problem. I have been a BOB user since day one, when I gave up trying to manage 15 escalating games on notepads and endless manual counting.

BOB is over. Embrace the panels. It's not "buggy" in any important ways.

It's like a tile puzzle right now, granted. But once you shuffle the tiles to your liking it's fine.

It took me only a day and I am an old fucker.

It's buggy when you are trying to get some stuff over the console. And not really a bug but need some kind of solution for smaller screens. And it's took a lot of work for me to add my own panels for some scripts.

[timogl]

where is clickies 4.22? when i go to tools, it is clickies 4.21.

(i did not ask this question before, because i thought the 4.22 thing was a joke. but some seem to think its a real thing. where is it, if it is a real thing?)

[dgz345]

Sorry Firefox cache issues. Clear the cache for the tools page. Or wait until I get the time and resources to fix it. As I'm using the phone I have to edit some code on my phone then upload it times 10

[dgz345]

Okey I think I fixed the Firefox cache issues for Firefox.

Tho I'm not sure if it will show the right version number.
If someone wonder every script page got identical index files

[Dukasaur]

Generally speaking, jackal, I suspect that the greasemonkey calls that cause older scripts to not work with FF31 are permanent. Try to keep FF 30 going as long as you can, and if you get to a time when other things won't work and you simply must upgrade your FF, then you will have to kiss off those older scripts. No volunteers have stepped forward to rewrite them, and even if they did, at this point it would probably be easier for someone to write completely new scripts from scratch than to try to patch every piece of old code that doesn't work with FF.

Some people report that all these things work fine with Chrome. If you can stomach Chrome, might want to consider that as an option.

I hate to sound like a broken record, but ultimately there will come a day when none of the old add-ons will work. The sooner you give up on them and start using Panel mode, the less pain you'll have in the long run.