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Blogger Web Comments for Firefox is an extension that makes it easy to see what bloggers are saying about a page you're viewing in Firefox and even make your own blog post about it, all without leaving the page you're on.
For more information, see the FAQ.
Blogger Web Comments is no longer available for download.
1. Click the "blogger-webcomments.xpi" link above. Be sure to review the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Notice.
2. After clicking "Agree and Install", the Firefox software installation window will appear with Blogger Web Comments listed. View screenshot
3. Click the "Install Now" button. The Firefox extensions window will appear confirming installation. View screenshot
4. Close the Firefox extensions window, then close all Firefox windows and restart the browser.
Viewing comments
As you visit any given page in Firefox, a comment panel featuring blog posts linking to this page will appear on the bottom right of your browser. Clicking on any of the entries will open that blog post in a new tab.
You can toggle between the compact and extended comment lists, or even
hide the panel completely. To bring it back, just click the icon or
the icon in the lower right corner of your browser and select "View
comments."
When there are lots of comments, you can click on the "Show lots more..." link, which will open a new tab in your browser with all Google Blog Search results.
Adding your own comments
To add your own comments on the page you're on, you'll need to have a Blogger account . To add comments, simply click the "Add a comment" link in the panel. If there are no comments on this page, simply click on the
Once you're signed in to your Blogger account, you can write your comment and we'll automatically add it to your blog, complete with a link to the page you were looking at when you clicked "Add a comment."
In the Firefox browser, click "Tools" and select "Extensions". The Extensions window should appear.
Click "Blogger Web Comments", then click the "Uninstall" button.
Click
the "OK" button in the confirmation window. The Extensions window
should confirm that Blogger Web Comments has been uninstalled.
Close the Extensions window, then close all Firefox windows and restart the browser.