>>All I am saying is that the UT has limited development resources. Just because you want to use a fringe browser for everything doesn't mean those resources should be expended on Chrome in order to make you happy. Expecting it to happen is, well, childish.
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>If enough users begin using it then it will no longer be a fringe browser. Unless she posts her issues with it, there is no way of knowing how many others wish to use it as well so Michel can make a decision of whether to support it or not.
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>Regardless, your jumping in and deriding her for posting her questions is ridiculous. What does it matter to you? It is simply argumentive and yes, childish. :o) Leave her alone. She's not hurting or bothering you and it's Michel's site so it is up to him to respond.

I've re-started PC and went back to Chrome. It works OK now - no prompts for installing a plugin anymore and the sound works.

In FireFox sound didn't work. Ctrl+ also seems to work - I think it didn't work when I tried to use it in IETab.

So, the sequence I found:

1. Upon Initial switch to Chrome it keeps asking about plugin.
2. To turn it off you need to run it once in IETab extension.
3. Once it has been run in it, it works fine afterwards.

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I wish, of course, that Michel introduce another easy functionality to copy message id with title - available in IE only at present.