I just finished adding FreeTextBox 2.0.7 to my installation of .Text. It was a little painful, but not too bad. FreeTextBox 2.x has support for Mozilla and FireFox. Since I have decided to start using FireFox, I wanted to be able to still use the rich editing for posting to my blog. Here's what I did:

• Get the browsercaps settings from here and place the one for Gecko in the web.config file
• Add this method to the Admin/WebUI/Utilities.cs file:

internal static bool CheckIsIE55OrGecko(){
 return ("IE" == HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.Browser && 
 (HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.MajorVersion > 5 ||
 (HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.MajorVersion >= 5 && 
 HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.MinorVersion >= 5)) || 
 (("gecko" == HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.Browser.ToLower()) &&
 HttpContext.Current.Request.Browser.MajorVersion >= 1));
}

•  Change every instance of "Utilities.CheckIsIE55()" to "Utilities.CheckIsIE55OrGecko()" in Admin/UserControls/EntryEditor.ascx.cs
• Change line 95 in Admin/UserControls/EntryEditor.ascx to this:

<FTB:FreeTextBox id="ftbBody" runat="server" width="98%" visible="true" />

• Change all references to FreeTextBox 1.x in the DotText projects to reference FreeTextBox 2.0.7.

• Upload all the new binaries and the ascx file to your site.

I also switched to the "blue" theme, since "lighty" just doesn't quite look right with FireFox.