For the first release of 2007, we have the following treats:

- Triggers can now fire whenever Firefox starts, or whenever a new Firefox window opens. This will be useful for changing Firefox’s chrome, e.g. adding toolbars or menu items from Chickenfoot scripts.
- Chickenfoot scripts can now be triggered from the Firefox command line. Use firefox -cf-run to load and run a Chickenfoot script right after Firefox starts.

- pick() and enter() now simulate onchange events when they change a checkbox, radio button, listbox, or textbox, so Chickenfoot will play better with Javascript-intensive web sites.

- there is now a Stop button on the Chickenfoot sidebar, right next to the Run button. It makes a best effort to stop any running Chickenfoot scripts, although it may not succeed if a script is CPU-bound (because that usually locks up the user interface too).

- fixed a few bugs, such as click(”Next”) not working on Google search results