Firefox support Thunderbolt

Mozilla Firefox is a free, open source browser for Windows, Linux and MacOS x platforms, which are small and fast. Google Chrome is a Google-developed browser that lets you use the Web more quickly, easily and securely, even though it is "non-mainstream" relative to IE, but there are still a lot of users. If you can let them support the Thunderbolt, you can take into account browsing habits at the same time can be safe, high-speed download the resources you want.

First, Firefox

First step: Download and install Firefox

From Http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/3.1b3-candidates/build1/unsigned/win32/zh-CN/Firefox Setup 3.1 download and install the Firefox 3.1 beta3 version at Beta 3.exe.

　Step Two: Uninstall the component

If you install the Thunderbolt download component, you may see the "typeerror:components.classes[' @thunder. Com/thundercomponent;1 ' is undefined" dialog box at startup. At this point we can open Firefox after the "tools" → "Add-on components", click the "Extended" tab, and then click the "Uninstall" button under Thunder Extension 3.5 (Figure 1), restart Firefox as prompted.

Figure 1 Uninstalling the component

Step Three: Install FlashGot

Start Firefox, open Http://flashgot.net/getit, click Add to Firefox (add to Firefox) Link (Figure 2), click the "Install Now" button in the open window, and restart Firefox as prompted.

Figure 2 Installing FlashGot

Fourth step: Set up FlashGot

Select tools → flashgot → more options, click the General tab in the Open window, and set the download Manager as Thunder (Figure 3). Next, click the Download tab and select the Take over all downloads item (Figure 4).

Figure 3 Setting up download Manager for Thunderbolt

Figure 4 Let Thunderbolt take over all downloads

Step Fifth: Save the reference page

The old version of FlashGot by default always directs the file name to AddRef, and each time you manually change the directory and name to affect the use. Later, someone proposed to modify the Flashgot.autoreferrer parameter value of FALSE to resolve. After doing so, the Thunderbolt could not get the reference page and could not be opened later.

The author found that the latest version of FlashGot and Thunderbolt has resolved this issue, so we entered the Firefox address bar About:config, after the pop-up window appears, click the appropriate button to enter the Settings window. Type in the filter text box, double-click below to change its properties to True (Figure 5), and then restart Firefox.

After doing so, not only will not affect the file redirection, but also to let the Thunderbolt save the reference page, kill both birds.

Figure 5 Setting its value to True

You can always keep the latest version of FlashGot by selecting tools → additional components, clicking the Expand tab, and then clicking the Find Updates button below.