Did you try Nightly Tester Tools? It's a wee add-on that somehow tricks older extensions into thinking they work with the latest version. (It can bugger things up, though.)

I think Imagebot will work for what you want to do, Jan.

Once you've right-clicked and uploaded, select the image, right click to "copy", and the url should be on your clipboard. I didn't try it in 2.0 but it says it's compatible.

OT: hey essexjan, if we had a Cambridge meetup, would you come? Or are you not in the right part of Essex...

I'm about 50 miles from Cambridge, so if it wasn't on a night when I have to be in bed early for work next day, then I'd definitely be up for it.

Taz, imagebot doesn't work with 2.0, according to the comments on the linked page.

I tried Nightly Tester Tools, and yeah, it buggered things up, which is why I went back to 1.5.

No big deal, 1.5 works fine.

Aha! Yeah, I saw "2.0b1 ALL" and thought that it was some build past 2.0, but I see now.

Cool, would you be able to do Fridays? See thread on the grey.

A Friday would be good. That formal thing looks a bit daunting though. How do you get invited to something like that?

FF2 is really pretty good, but they've put the close tab button on the right, even on the Mac version. Macs have their UI buttons for this kind of thing on the left, so this is somewhat annoying me. I tried looking through the preferences to see if I could change it, but no such luck.

essexjan: That formal thing looks a bit daunting though. How do you get invited to something like that?

Wikipedia can make formals look daunting, but they're really lots of fun and not intimidating. Each Cambridge college has formals regularly - at some colleges it's twice a week, at others (like Trinity) it's five days a week. The food is generally great. Price-wise, they're heavily subsidised by colleges, so it'll be under £10, and about £3 at some colleges. Guys wear suits, girls wear something smart (but not like a ballgown or anything...), and college members wear their gowns on top.

As for getting invited, anyone who's a member of the College can invite people, so that's not a problem. A couple of days before it, you tell the college how many guests you want to have, and pick up tickets.

Don't be put off by an image of Cambridge as full of wine-quaffing sneering toffs, we're perfectly normal these days.

Grouse's college's formals will be better than those at mine, so I propose grouse's college... (if that's alright with him).

Sounds very similar to the bar dinners I attended as a guest at Middle Temple.

Yep, I'm up for it. Give me a date, and I'll see if I can book a cheap hotel or b&b for the night.