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    <h3><a href="installation.html">Annozilla 0.3.5 released</a></h3>
    <p>Annozilla 0.3.5 is released, mainly for compatibility with Mozilla 1.2 beta,
    but I encourage all users of 0.3 releases to upgrade, as it fixes a bug
    whereby some annotations would sometimes not be displayed.</p>
    <p>This release is not compatible with Phoenix; this is expected to be
    (partially) addressed in the forthcoming 0.4 release.</p>
    <h3>Countdown to 0.4</h3>
    <p>Here's a list of what needs to be done before releasing Annozilla 0.4:</p>
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        <li><strike>Use XPointerLib for XPointer functionality</strike>
        <li><strike>Remove "check for reply" functionality from user interface (this is being postponed till a later release)</strike>
        <li>Ensure compatibility with Mozilla 1.0
        <li>Ensure compatibility with Mozilla 1.2.1
        <li>Ensure compatibility with Phoenix 0.5 if possible
        <li>Improve behaviour with respect to tabbed browsing if possible
        <li>Make sure that editing annotations doesn't discard metadata associated with them
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<p id="intro">This is the the <b>Annozilla</b> project, designed to view and
create annotations associated with a web page, as defined by the <a
href="http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/">W3C Annotea project</a>. The idea is to
store annotations as RDF on a server, using XPointer (or at least XPointer-like
constructs) to identify the region of the document being annotated.</p>
<p>The intention of Annozilla is to use Mozilla's native facilities to
manipulate annotation data - its built-in RDF handling to parse the
annotations, and nsIXmlHttpRequest to submit data when creating
annotations.</p>
<p>To use Annozilla, you will need to <a href="installation.html">install the
code</a>, get set up with a user account with an annotation server <a
href="http://annotest.w3.org/access">(e.g., the W3C test server)</a>, and then
you should be ready to go.</p>
<p>You can also see <a href="screenshots.html">some screenshots</a> - examples
of Annozilla in action, and its integration with Mozilla. Currently there are
screenshots for either <a href="screenshots/first/">the current released
    version</a>, or <a href="screenshots/second/">the proposed new version</a>
which will be included in the forthcoming 0.4 release.</p>

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            <li>December 13 2002 - Rework on Annozilla needed to make the HTML
            editor (due in the long-delayed 0.4 release) work with current
            Mozilla nightlies
            <li>October 23 2002 - Annozilla 0.3.5 is released; a bug-fix (for displaying
            annotations and for compatibility with Mozilla 1.2 beta)
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        <p><b>Project owner:</b><br>
        Matthew Wilson</p>
        <p><b>Contributors:</b><br>
        Doug Daniels<br>
        Jeffrey Phillips</p>
        <p><b>Annotation icons</b><br>
        &copy; W3C
        <p><b>Thanks to:</b><br>
        Mike Lee (<a href="http://mozblog.mozdev.org">mozblog</a>)</p>
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<p><b><i>Please use the <a href="bugs.html">bug reporting mechanism</a> or
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