Allow disabling/deleting a browser for a factory about browsershots HOT 10 OPEN

That would be quite useful. I made an error when updating to a new version of 
Firefox. I have two different versions now, and I'm unable to delete the wrong 
one.

That wouldn't be a problem if it was possible to simply delete the browser.

I had installed Chromium 5.0 and upgraded to 6.0 - now both 5.0 and 6.0 are 
registered, but all requests for 5.0 get served by 6.0 and fail with an error 
("Requested browser version 5.0 but got 6.0." followed by "The browser has not 
visited the requested website.").

I just downloaded the shotserver from the svn.  There is a deactivate button 
there but for some reason it's not on the live browsershots.org site, maybe 
there was a problem with it and it was removed.  The svn hasn't been updated 
since oct/2008

As far as I know the server (interface) has been rewritten using Django.
If I remember correctly this is not reflected in the SVN sources in any way.

Before the site / svn went offline for a great period of time during 2009-2010 
and the site was redesigned there was a deactivate / delete button. This is no 
longer the case.

There are solutions?

Not apart from abandoning the configuration, and creating a new one instead.

Here's how to do it.

Navigate to the factory the browser is in. i.e.(url: 
http://browsershots.org/factories/yourfactoryname)

Next, hover over or click the browser in question. In the url you should see a 
5 digit number. That is the ID of your browser. Keep it in mind for the next 
step.

Finally, make sure you are AT YOUR FACTORY PAGE, NOT BROWSER and paste the 
following into your address bar and replace 00000 with the id number of your 
browser.

It should return true if it worked.

To reverse it replace the word 'deactivate' with 'activate'

javascript:var id = 00000;var url = '/browsers/' + id + '/deactivate'; 
$.getJSON(url, {}, function(json){if (json['success']) 
{alert(json['success'])}else{alert(json['error'])}});void(0);

Oh great! Thank you. It looks like it works ;)
I made a little snippet for greasemonkey to make it easier to use: 
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/98380 (it also looks like it works but i 
will be grateful for testing/feedback)

Cool, thanks! I have used the GreaseMonkey script, but the entry stays in the 
list - I cannot say yet if it really works, but it looks like it; it said 
"deactivated" though.

Is something similar possible for removing whole factories?

btw: I've noticed that browsers will get removed after some time of inactivity 
from the factory configuration; the factories I have not been using for some 
weeks have no browser config associated with them anymore.