• Works with the newly released Firefox 3 (though a UI few changes have caused issues).
• Renamed to Jambu (was jambuinapp)
• Added –noswitch option to disable switch input and so does not require pygame to be installed  (e.g. for Solaris)
• Reorganised code and svn repository to go with rename

Bug fixes are:

• 0000008: [bug] Keys no longer work (SteveLee)
• 0000009: [bug] Doesn’t work in Firefox 3 web document (SteveLee)

This is a good time in my opinion to pause with the actual development
and establish Jambu as a project that people could easily try out, test
and contribute, or just plainly know about and understand. This means a
couple of things:
- An attractive and easily navigable website, Jambu today uses Trac,
which is fine, but for the size project that it is, it is fairly empty
and not navigable. I think a site with a “Download”, “FAQ”, and
“Screenshots” links, with a good explanation about what Jambu is and who
would find it useful on the main page. A “Developers” link could point
at the current Trac site.
- Proper code header cleanup. There are a few files that still have the
copyright notices of different projects, or even variables or symbols
that hint on different projects. Besides a distributable tarball the
licensing and attribution should be clear and concise.
- Screencasts - Jambu’s state right now is perfect for giving a proof of
concept through a screencast.
- An easier “entry point”. This is probably the only coding task I think
is necessary in this phase. This could mean a home screen or icon that
could be clicked that would start Jambu and just work as expected,
whether the target app is running or not. The way it is now is a bit
unintuitive, and doesn’t do justice to the cool experience you get once
Jambu starts doing it’s thing.