; ; AutoHotkey Version: 1.x ; Language: English ; Platform: Win9x/NT ; ; Script Function: ; List all installed Firefox Extensions (post v0.9) ; Loop, %AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\install.rdf, , 1 ; Recurse into subfolders. { extno++ Loop, read, %A_LoopFileFullPath% { IfInString, A_LoopReadLine, <em:version> { StringReplace, version, A_LoopReadLine,<em:version>, , all StringReplace, version, version,</em:version>, , all AutoTrim, On version=%version% } IfInString, A_LoopReadLine, <em:name> { StringReplace, newname, A_LoopReadLine,<em:name>, , all StringReplace, newname, newname,</em:name>, , all AutoTrim, On } } name=%newname%%a_space%%a_space%%a_space%%version% extname=%extname%,%name% } ;Calculate number of extensions extno=0 Loop, parse, extname, `, { if A_LoopField= { continue } else { extno++ } } Sort extname, D, StringReplace, extname, extname, `, , `n , All FileSelectFile, location, s3, %a_workingdir%\extensions.txt, Please select the location to save the list of installed extensions., Text Documents (*.txt) ifexist, %location% { filedelete, %location% } FileAppend, List of all installed extensions (%extno%)%extname%`n, %location% run, %location%
List extensions Firefox
Started by
Jon
, Aug 21 2004 12:38 AM
3 replies to this topic
The following code will list all installed firefox extensions (post 0.9) in alphabetical order in a text file along with it's version number and the total number of extensions installed.
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Posted 21 August 2004 - 12:38 AM
This script is obsolete now.
If you need a list of extensions and you have a recent version of Firefox then go to "Tools" > "Addons". In the Addons window go to "Tools" > "My Config" > "View My Config".
That will give you a list of all your extensions as well as giving you the option to save/copy them in HTML, BBCode, or text format.
If you need a list of extensions and you have a recent version of Firefox then go to "Tools" > "Addons". In the Addons window go to "Tools" > "My Config" > "View My Config".
That will give you a list of all your extensions as well as giving you the option to save/copy them in HTML, BBCode, or text format.
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Posted 02 February 2008 - 10:24 PM
Old thread but for the record, this advise assumes MrTech Toolkit extension is installed. https://addons.mozil...refox/addon/421
This script is obsolete now.
If you need a list of extensions and you have a recent version of Firefox then go to "Tools" > "Addons". In the Addons window go to "Tools" > "My Config" > "View My Config".
That will give you a list of all your extensions as well as giving you the option to save/copy them in HTML, BBCode, or text format.
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Posted 06 November 2009 - 12:52 PM