Yesterday i2pfox version 6 was released. The most important change is that it comes with an installer that installs a firefox with all the needed plugins and options in a directory you choose. I only tested the Linux version with ubuntu. All the plugins as described here come in their newest versions, and, when you compare version 5 and 6, InfoRss, wich enables you to display RSS feeds in the statusbar, and Torbutton, a plugin for TOR, have been added.
The only disadvantage of i2pfox is, that it’s “close source”. You can only download binaries – so you can’t be sure if it is really so anonymous as the author says. You have to trust him or don’t use it.
I2PLog 
Censorship Sucks Balls said
I checked out the last version and it seemed to have a few issues (installer issues it seemed).
Last I looked it appears the i2pfox site is down and has been down for awhile. If I get the time I might update the version prior to the installer and release just the profile for people to check out. If I have enough time I might try to do a howto (have to figure out what all was changed from default).
If I do I will post it on my blog.
Censorship Sucks Balls said
Updated the profile a bit..
http://www.censorshipsucksballs.com/2009/06/updated-i2pfox-profile-now-csb1/
i2plog said
i was not able to test it so far because i usually don’t use windows.
it would be great if somebody continues development of i2pfox.