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hansengel marked one of Todd Vaules' replies in TwitKit as useful. Todd Vaules replied to the problem "Two Different Installs, No TwitKit in the Tools Menu".

hansengel replied on July 14, 2008 20:17 to the idea "How about daily and weekly versions of New Follower email?" in Twitter:

I like this idea, and would like to see it implemented. Good job!

hansengel replied on July 14, 2008 20:04 to the problem "Linux version - tab "me" is empty" in TwitKit:

Twitter is unfortunately having some problems with this part of their API. We'll do our best to get this working again as soon as possible!

hansengel replied on July 14, 2008 19:59 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Could you try uninstalling TwitKit and then reinstalling it?

Todd Vaules replied on July 14, 2008 19:02 to the problem "Two Different Installs, No TwitKit in the Tools Menu" in TwitKit:

I got it working. Installed it two times in a row and that did it. Wish I could give you a more technical answer.

Todd Vaules marked one of hansengel's replies in TwitKit as useful. hansengel replied to the problem "Two Different Installs, No TwitKit in the Tools Menu".

inWorship replied on July 14, 2008 15:40 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

OK, I started up again today and there is nothing. I disabled all add ons and restarted and it is still the same. I confirmed that the username and password were blank on the config setup as well.

Like I said, it will go great for a couple of days and then nothing for a couple of days.

hansengel replied on July 13, 2008 04:09 to the problem "Two Different Installs, No TwitKit in the Tools Menu" in TwitKit:

Hm, since any of these extensions could be causing the problem (although we haven't experienced conflicts with any extensions listed before), it would be best to try disabling all extensions.

Are you using TwitKit 1.0 on both machines?

If you're looking to open/close TwitKit via the Tools menu, you could also just do it by pressing Ctrl+Shift+F (Command+Shift+F on Macs).

If disabling all extensions doesn't work, please start Firefox (preferably not opening any tabs) and open your Error Console by going to Tools->Error Console or pressing Ctrl+Shift+J. Scan the list for anything about TwitKit - look carefully at the URLs for something like `chrome://twitkit`.

hansengel replied on July 12, 2008 03:37 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

I'm glad it's working again! Thanks for the suggestion - I've just added it to the to-do list.

inWorship replied on July 12, 2008 03:04 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Hey, while were chatting, it would be really cool to offer some sort of notification tone/sound.

inWorship replied on July 12, 2008 02:56 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Firefox 3.0
Twitkit 1.0

Add-ons are:
Google gears 0.3.24.0
Google Reader Watcher 0.0.12.1
Stylish 0.5.7
Taboo 0.2.1

t was working today and asking for my login. I disabled all add-ons and gradually added them all back in and it is still working. Next time it is down, I will disable all the add-ons and try again.

Seems to be intermittent which is very confusing.

hansengel replied on July 12, 2008 02:32 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Okay. What version of TwitKit and Firefox are you using?

Also, could you please make a list of all of your installed extensions and plugins?

Lastly, please try disabling all other extensions, and then opening up TwitKit.

hansengel replied on July 12, 2008 02:28 to the problem "TwitKit Updating Very Behind!" in TwitKit:

By the 'friends' feed, do you mean the tab that shows the people you follow? If so, you're saying that the statuses for each user aren't updating?

inWorship replied on July 11, 2008 17:33 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Yes, I get an XML page with a ton of data, no style.

hansengel replied on July 11, 2008 15:27 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Hm, could you try visiting this URL?

http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_t...

It'll ask for a username and password - authenticate yourself, and you should see lots of data.. or no?

inWorship replied on July 10, 2008 18:09 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

OK, did all that an it is still automatically signing me in. And I still have a blank screen. I noticed that I can still send from it though. So if I input a Tweet in the"what are you doing" box and hit enter and then go check the twitter feed, it is there. Weird

hansengel replied on July 10, 2008 18:01 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Okay, let's try this then:
(TwitKit should be closed while doing this.)
Go to twitter.com and log out. Delete all of twitter.com's cookies by going to Tools->Options->Privacy. Click View Cookies and scroll down to twitter.com. Select the folder and click 'Remove Cookies'. Next, follow the steps I described before to set extensions.twitkit.username and password to blank values.

Now, open TwitKit. Is it still signing you in?

A comment on the question "When is Twitter going to get groups?" in Twitter:

Perhaps if they're really buying Summize, they'll finally get behind the concept of hashtags. They are easy to use and don't require creating anything new. Summize + hashtags takes care of the scenario you describe here. (However, I think that's very separate from the concept of groups. Twitter would be smart to hop on that train; especially with FriendFeed and their "rooms.") – quepol, on July 09, 2008 22:42

inWorship replied on July 09, 2008 21:25 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Yes, the 'extensions.twitkit.password' was set as well.

I went through and erased the value on both extensions. I restarted Firefox and then opened TwitKit. It automatically signed me in and went to a blank page like the link above.

hansengel replied on July 09, 2008 21:09 to the question "TwitKit is Dead" in TwitKit:

Try typing in 'extensions.twitkit.password'.. is this set, also? (Don't tell me the value of this one, of course :P)

I would suggest setting both of these values to empty strings, and then reopening TwitKit. You should be logged out - is anything appearing when you are logged out?

Also, try signing in after running the above test - did that fix it?