Firefox has failed me, and other events of the week.

Well, I resisted upgrading to a higher level from my 3.21 because I REALLY liked BBCode -- the add-on made my life a lot easier, let me post links at lightning speed, etc. Someone told me that there was a program for the newest version that would do the same thing, so I upgraded.

Apparently she was running 6.0. Mozilla's site gave me 6.0.1, which the newer program is not compatible with.

Unamused.

Haven't yet found anything else that will create links in context forms, BBCode, HTML. BBCode also would put in the symbols I use a lot. Sigh.

Disappointment.

I have been slaving over a nonprofit site I help out and get very little money from. They ask at the last moment, for incredible stuff, tons of it, and this weekend it is driving me nuts because I WANT TO WRITE THE NEXT ALLIE SCENE.

Also uploading my books to the new BackListEbooks site, which is gonna be AWESOME. My novels are up; I just have two e-anthologies I'm in to put up. Doranna Durgin rocks, and so does her idea!

And just read the manuscript for Jennifer Stevenson's forthcoming book about slacker demons. GREAT BOOK! This woman is the next Jennifer Crusie, I swear. Funny, heartwarming, sexy -- I'll let you know when the title solidifies.

Testing....

Well, after several bouts of "addons.mozilla.com has failed..." or some such junk, I may have the widgit installed. Let's test it. Here's a web site that includes a book I picked up on vacation at the Lincoln Memorial in Springfield, IL. The book is The Pioneer Village Cookbook by Ann Chandonnet.

Well, it's not working. I think one of my protections I have on the computer is blocking it -- it uses javascript, which I allow on occasion. Back to the drawing board. But first back to work.