Theological Studies Toolbar for Explorer, Firefox, and Safari

# on 23 Aug 2009
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9 Responses to “Theological Studies Toolbar for Explorer, Firefox, and Safari”

1. Lisa Robinson on 23 Aug 2009 at 2:44 pm #

   Are you kidding? This thing is great. Stroke of genius to think of it. Thanks.

2. Mark Crocco on 23 Aug 2009 at 3:05 pm #

   I love this. I replaced my yahoo toobar with this and I’m having a great time.

   On the bible software could you add Biblesoft, they’re the makers of PC Study Bible which is the software I use.

   Once again, I love this!!!

3. sollam on 24 Aug 2009 at 8:51 am #

   All I can say is thanks ah million i love this soooooo much. life was just made easy.

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5. TheoCon on 24 Aug 2009 at 12:57 pm #

   Best Christian toolbar I’ve seen so far, thanks.

   However, there are 2 problems I have with the installation.

   1. I had multiple firefox browser windows open. After the firefox restarted one of the browser window was hung. I can’t make it active. I can’t close it. I can’t click on the menus. It is just hung. My other windows work fine. I was able to open/close new windows, but there was just that one window that I can’t do anything with.

   So I uninstalled the toolbar and firefox was working fine.

   I tried to install it again and this time after the restart another window was hung like before but the other windows worked fine.

   Again I unstalled and this time after restart I closed all my browser windows except one. I reinstalled the toolbar and after restart, this time I saw a popup dialog to complete the installation, it ask me if I wanted to add this personalize button to the toolbar. I answered the question and my windows worked fine after that.

   2. I could not reproduce this problem. But after installing the toolbar my Norton 360 log in manager disappeared. When I go to a site that required me to fill in login and password information, my Norton log in manager no longer automatically fill in the fields with my saved information.

   I uninstalled Norton and reinstalled it and now it seems to work fine with your toolbar in place. So maybe this was just a fluke.

6. Jugulum on 24 Aug 2009 at 1:24 pm #

   Oh my. Michael, this toolbar is excellent. For the mp3 player alone! I love the way you can add your own stations, too–I already added the White Horse Inn. I may add some of the Desiring God podcasts, too.

   (To anyone who wants to do the same: Find the URL for a podcast. Then click on the middle part of the player, and hit the “Add and Edit Stations” item. Hit the “Define Your Own Station” button, then enter the URL and a name for the station. Select “Podcast” for the type.)

   But is it possible for us to add more blogs to the Theological Reader page?

7. PeteRock on 25 Aug 2009 at 9:24 am #

   Now I’m really not gonna be able get work done at work…thanks Michael.

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