Why do great Web services (Flickr, etc) feel compelled to ruin themselves by allowing idiot Web designers to mess around with what works and what people are familiar with, thus forcing many veteran users to look seriously at alternatives? If it isn\u2019t broken, don\u2019t fix it.<\/p>\n Anyway, here’s my functioning workaround for Firefox users who want to continue using Scoop.it:—<\/p>\n 1.<\/strong> Install the AddThis addon<\/a> in Firefox, and set it to use a right-click option (otherwise it will clutter the screen with its additional bookmarks bar, ugh<\/em>…) and than also set AddThis to reference Scoop.it. You don’t have to give AddThis your log-on details at Scoop.it.<\/p>\n 2.<\/strong> On right-clicking anywhere on a Web page you want to Scoop you can now select “Scoop.it”, thus…<\/p>\n 3.<\/strong> This will take you to a Scoop.it posting page that actually works in Firefox, but<\/em> is cramped inside a phone\/tablet-sized box. So click the enlarge icon…<\/p>\n 4.<\/strong> A new window will then load, and the new Scoop.it posting interface will display fine in Firefox. <\/p>\n![\"nocontrols\"](\"https:\/\/jurn.link\/jurnsearch\/2016\/03\/nocontrols.jpg\")
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