My Mozbar SERP overlay stopped working when I updated to Firefox 20.0!
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I tried restarting Firefox, rebooting my computer (Mac), uninstalling and reinstalling the Mozbar, still nothing. I use that data a lot, so I'd love to get it back...
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My overlay in Firefox is back. Thank you!
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Could you send an email to us at [email protected] and we'll take a closer look? Thanks!
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Not working at all on Chrome Versión 26.0.1410.64 m & Firefox 20.0.1
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We had an issue with the toolbars. We updated them last night. The chrome one should be in the store now, and Firefox within a couple of days (they're a little slower on approving). So sorry about the trouble!
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Hopefully someone in SEOMoz technical support will notice this question and comment...
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Same issue, but with Chrome - Version 26.0.1410.64
Also tried rebooting, uninstalling and reinstalling the Mozbar, still no SERP overlay.
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