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Songbird 1.4.1 released

By stevel stevel Dec 21, 2009 2:06 pm
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We’ve run into a little snag with the 1.4.1 release. We’re actively working on a fix that will be available in a few hours. For users that have already run into the issue where the display panes vanish and the new feather only loads partially there is a simple fix — switch to the Purple [...]

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Office rodent infestation

By stevel stevel Dec 18, 2009 1:42 pm
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Sorry, I know I said we’d have Songbird 1.4.1 out this week – but we’re pushing it back to Monday due to:

A few bugs caught by awesome Songbird users found in the beta release we pushed on Wednesday
An office mouse infestation Ali discovered

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CHECK OUR (1.4.1) BETA, YO.

By stevel stevel Dec 16, 2009 6:08 pm
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The Songbird 1.4.1 Beta is ready for download! We’ve just about finished wrapping up Songbird 1.4.1, but we’d like a few eyes (and ears) on it. Mind taking our beta build out for a spin and letting us know what issues you find? If everything shapes up, we’re looking to do a final release on [...]

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Songbird 1.4.1 add-on update guides

By stevel stevel Dec 13, 2009 6:11 pm
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Heads up Songbird developers!   (Non-developer Songbird users, feel free to move along… nothing to see here, etc. etc.)

We’re planning to push our next public release of Songbird (1.4.1) next week, and wanted to give you a quick rundown of what’s new for the release and what changes you’ll need to make in order to bring [...]

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Translate. Songbird. Go!

By stevel stevel Dec 11, 2009 11:12 am
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We’re getting ready to ship Kanye, KoЯn, Songbird 1.4.1.  (so tempted to call it Kandy-Koated Kanye Korn after one of kreeger’s favourite candies)… due to some mishaps with the translate webapp, we weren’t able to get the new strings showing up on the site until yesterday.  Thankfully there aren’t many (<30), so we’re hoping our [...]

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