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Why no Nightly Tester Tools - isn't this exactly what they're for???

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NTT is obviously disabled, and any attempts at finding a new version that *can at all be installed* are thwarted, despite popup buttons on the Mozilla addon pages for installing anyway.

The addon dialogue, that has obviously been moved to take up a tab and make all operations more convoluted (no more simple one-click...), only shows that NTT 2.0.3 has been disabled.

No "Enable" button available. No "Options".

No button to check for updates either, until you click a tiny link that says "More". Clicking this "Update" button makes *nothing* happen, not even any indication of something gone wrong, or things working but no update available.

NTT is obviously disabled, and any attempts at finding a new version that *can at all be installed* are thwarted, despite popup buttons on the Mozilla addon pages for installing anyway. The addon dialogue, that has obviously been moved to take up a tab and make all operations more convoluted (no more simple one-click...), only shows that NTT 2.0.3 has been disabled. No "Enable" button available. No "Options". No button to check for updates either, until you click a tiny link that says "More". Clicking this "Update" button makes *nothing* happen, not even any indication of something gone wrong, or things working but no update available.

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The author of NTT has stopped developing it, for details see Where is the updated Nightly Tester Tools?

An alternative add-on that you can use is Add-on Compatibility Reporter, with that add-on incompatible add-ons will be automatically enabled, allowing you to test them to ensure they work with the beta builds.