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* [http://people.mozilla.com/~cbeard/weave/dist/latest-weave.xpi Latest build]
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== Add-on Requirements ==


For best results [http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all-beta.html Firefox 3 beta 5] or greater is recommended.  You ''may'' use beta 4, but it is not recommended, especially on Windows.


== Add-on Installation Steps ==
== Add-on Installation Steps ==

Revision as of 15:02, 1 July 2008

Back to Labs.

Weave Project

What Is Weave?

Weave is a Mozilla Labs project to integrate web services into Firefox by allowing users to securely share their data with other users and 3rd parties. As such, the Weave encompasses a Firefox add-on, a server component, data sharing APIs, etc.

All software released as part of the Weave project is currently considered to be in the early prototype stage, so use it at your own risk.

You can read more about Weave in the original announcement, "Introduction to Weave," as well as the Weave Forums.

Links


Add-on Installation Steps

  1. Go to https://services.mozilla.com/ and create a Weave account, if you do not already have one.
  2. Following the directions in the e-mail that is sent to you, to verify your account and download the initial prototype.
  3. Once it is installed follow the directions on the first run page.
  4. On other machines, visit https://services.mozilla.com/ again, and click on the link to download the add-on.

Weave Development Documentation

Mozilla Weave: A Bird's-eye View is a blog post by Atul about the overall architecture of Weave. Once the post becomes out-of-date, we'll copy its contents over to this wiki and continue keeping it up to date.

See Labs/Weave/Building for information on how to retrieve the Weave source code and build the extension yourself.

See Labs/Weave/AddDataType for information on how to add new data types to Weave for synchronization.

See Labs/Weave/Notifications for information on using the notifications system to notify users about Weave events/problems.

See Overview of OAuth for information on how OAuth might apply to Weave.