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Tue, 05/06/2008 - 21:33 — ingwar

Re: Brief 1.2 beta 2 available

@ingwar

OPML export still appears to be broken (no file is ever created)

It works for me. Any errors in the console?

No, no errors. I just click on the export button, choose file name and directory, click Save and... Nothing happens. I have this problem since 1.2 alphas. It all worked in stable 1.1.

Edit: I just updated my Firefox 3 from latest beta to latest nightly and were able to export my feeds successfully. Also some feeds that weren't updating since installation of Brief's first 1.2 alpha started to work.

Edit: And another update. If you have one of the newest Firefox 3 builds (more recent than the latest beta) and want to export your feeds, please don't. In my case the export erased all my subscriptions while producing bogus file (it contained entire bookmark tree but the feeds) . Now I don't think that Brief is guilty as I saw my bookmarks reorganized after the export with some new magic folders, like Recently Visited, created, so my assumption is that it is (mostly) FF's fault. Anyway... I just wanted to warn everyone.

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