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From: Jose M Rodriguez <josemi@freebsd.jazztel.es>
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Subject: About a browser hier-like module
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I'm taking a step ahead in my mozilla/firefox works and I'm thinking 
about a browser-hier port to cope with things like browser-plugins/

Any comments on this will be welcome.

Also, to cope with extensions reinstall with browser reinstall, I'm 
thinking about source components installed from other ports in browser 
pkg-install modular scripts, but I can't see any port doing something 
similar

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  josemi