Wow, thanks for the link. You know I'd never even stopped to think that even though Mozilla is so ace, there's no page rank indicator! I can't believe I over looked this, it's amazing. Anyway, now I've got one yipee.

It fits snugly in the status bar along with the date and time, ahhhhh, don't you just love the power of extensions.

Now THIS rocks! MUCH better than that last link for a moz extension I posted. Not sure if this is a newer version of the same or what, but it works PERFECTLY. Love it man! Thanks dustin!

I was going nuts trying to figure out where it showed the pagerank until I saw that just under the scroll bar.

Looks good. I am looking for a way to shut it off sometimes so that I can use the Live http headers extension without all the Google junk in there.

How do u install it? That is the question.
All I downloaded was a xpi file

Bob,
This was posted on their comments to the extension:

let's hope they get that fixed.

It shouldn't download the .xpi file, it should automatically load it up and the .xpi file automatically installs on the extesions window. It doesn't download to the hard drive. You did open the link in Mozilla right?

There was a response to that comment that said the bug was fixed in 0.4 -- which was released on the 13th.

justme

For some reason some .xpi files don't install correctly from the web and come up with a download box instead. In that case, just download the file to your hard drive and then in firefox, select file -> open file and browse to the xpi file. That will install it. It's also another way to archive xpi files if you really want to, but that's probably not advisable with as often as they're updated.