Which then causes Firefox to slow down quite a bit - and so I started looking at ChromeĪs a replacement. I've just installed the latest version of Roboform today (8.3.7.7) to see what it was like, and you are right - the menu, and even the icons, have changedĪ few months back I was about to ditch Firefox completely, because it was eating ridiculous amounts of RAM - even today it will eat 2.7 GB of RAM on my machine,

Remote desktop support, and didn't want any surprises - then you sent me this email. I had been putting off the update for the last week or so because I've been so busy Anyway, I thought you might want to hang on to this information since the question may come rolling in soon. But that, of course, only delays the inevitable. The only solution at the moment (should you wish to continue using the toolbar) appears to be to roll back to the previous version of Roboform 8.3.5. Frankly, I think this is horrible in terms of usability. Will no longer be allowed, though technically Mozilla has been implementing It seems that Mozilla has decided to fully embrace the use of WebExtensions starting with Firefox version 57 due out in the fall. Message that reads ('Click this button to show RoboForm commands') with a vertical menu, similar to how Roboform works in Chrome. The RoboForm extension will no longer include a full static toolbar above the content pane of Firefox. If not, here's the answer: starting with the recently issued Roboform 8.3.7, I imagine that you might soon be hearing from your users about Roboform having suddenly lost its toolbar feature in FireFox.

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