Yes please . .do tell! Ok....first, I am assuming that when you try to reinstall your extensions, you get a message saying that this extension is not compatible with youre current version (2.0) of Firefox?
If so, I have the quick fix for that.
- Download...do not install...a copy of the extension you want from the Mozilla site. Don't click on the 'install now' link but right click and 'save as' someplace convenient.
- Go to this convenient location and find the <extension_name>.xpi file. This is nothing more than a type of .zip file.
- Rename this file with the .zip extension to replace the .xpi extension.
- Next, unzip the new .zip file to the same location you are at and look for the .rdf file in the 2 or 3 files that now appear.
- Open the .rdf file with a text editor like MS Notepad. Scroll down and look for the line that says <em:maxVersion> 1.5.0.*</em:maxVersion>
- Change the version number there to read 2.0
- Save the file and then zip up the files you just unzipped (There should be a .jar, .js and a .rdf file at least).
- Rename the file so it has the .xpi extension instead of the .zip extension.
- Open Firefox, click on File>>Open and open the new .xpi file you just created. The extension will now install properly.