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Anthony replied on May 13, 2009 02:46 to the question "Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"" in Songbird:

Sorry for being a bit of an ass, i posted that at about 3 am, was very tired.

Anthony replied on May 12, 2009 17:10 to the question "Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"" in Songbird:

"Only the song-title is not being displayed" that's exactly what im trying to do. The buttons all work fine, if you want the buttons to work you don't even need the -c "songbird" ("songbird" isn't even the title of songbird, it's "Songbird Web Player") you just need the -m 2. If you want the title to display you need the class name. This is why i said i need to change the class name because it is the same as firefox and im getting firefox's title as my song title.

Anthony replied on May 12, 2009 02:08 to the question "Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"" in Songbird:

Thanks for the link to the article, however it still does not work. It is for a much older version of both songbird and foxytunes.

Anthony replied on May 11, 2009 12:26 to the question "Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"" in Songbird:

Anyone? :(

Anthony replied on May 10, 2009 11:42 to the question "Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"" in Songbird:

Thats not the use sorry. I need it changed because it is the same as Firefox, and the extension 'FoxyTunes' for firefox uses a Windows Class Name to find the title of the song. However it gets Firefox's title if it has focus because of the identical class name. Thats why i need to either change the Class Name of Firefox or Songbird.

Anthony asked a question in Songbird on May 10, 2009 11:09:

Changing Window Class from "MozillaUIWindowClass"

Is there any way i could change the Songbird main window class from "MozillaUIWindowClass" to something else via an add-on? or any other (possibly unconventional) methods?