Fixed some bugs related to packaging Chickenfoot scripts as standalone extensions. Exported Chickenfoot scripts were trying to find the chickenfoot/setup directory in the end-user’s Firefox profile directory. If the end-user had never installed Chickenfoot, this directory would not exist, causing the extension to crash. Also, ==UserScript== tags were not being written back into a script correctly by the packaging tool if the tags did not already exist in the script. Both of these issues are now fixed.

Updated installation page to explain what happened to the TC constructor. The use of TC patterns is no longer supported in Chickenfoot. Using them now requires an additional extension that works in conjunction with Chickenfoot. We are trying to phase out TC patterns in favor of equivalent keyword patterns that will run faster and will not depend on Java.

Can run a trigger by right-clicking on a page and selecting it. Utility scripts, such as Dump current HTML, are not appropriate to install as triggers because they should not run every time a page loads, just when the user needs them (hence the term “utility”). To that end, we have added a context menu that lets you right-click on a page and run any script listed in your Triggers pane. This list includes triggers that aren’t checked in the pane, which makes this feature well-suited to utility scripts.