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KiKaraage / ArcWTF

A userChrome.css theme to bring Arc Browser look on Windows to Firefox. Work with Windows, Linux and macOS ✨
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userchrome toggle hotkey not working #55

Open BeBeepBOOPbot opened 6 months ago

BeBeepBOOPbot commented 6 months ago

note: userchrome toggle seems unmaintained so i put this here

so i recently reinstalled my OS and also reinstalled arcwtf and noticed the hotkey for userchrome toggle was acting differently, it now only opens the side bar and doesn't close it, i assumed i installed it wrong so i created a new Firefox profile and made sure to install it correctly and the same thing happened. am i just stupid and that's how its intended to work. i looked for other solutions but couldn't find any that worked

problem: when i press the hotkey for userchrome toggle it only opens the side bar and doesn't close it when pressed again the button you pin in the top right works fine toggling between on and off

this would be inconvenient if this cant be fixed, the only solution i found is to make another toggle to turn the bar off which is an aquard way around it. I'm on Linux if that helps though it probably doesn't

Kribbage commented 6 months ago

having the same issue, but I suspect that might be an issue for the addon author.

BeBeepBOOPbot commented 5 months ago

yea i only put it here cause the reopsitiory for userchrome toggle hasent been touched for 2 years my best idea for solving it is to make a fork and fix it, you can even dumb it down for arcwtf too

hwamil commented 5 months ago

Same here. Driving me nuts.

BeBeepBOOPbot commented 5 months ago

Yeah, the best solution I have right now is to make another key binding where instead of the || you have nothing. It's better than nothing

hwamil commented 5 months ago

Yeah, the best solution I have right now is to make another key binding where instead of the || you have nothing. It's better than nothing

Wow. Why didn't I think of doing this. Not perfect but a very good compromise for now. Thanks.

HellEye commented 5 months ago

Just started using this two days ago, got annoyed by double shortcuts, so I found this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/userchrome-toggle-extended/ I'm not sure about stability or anything like that, but the toggle hotkey works properly with this, at least for me.

If you want to restore the arc sidebar icon:

Remember to edit extension settings, turn off all but one style, and set prefix to || like in the instructions.

hwamil commented 5 months ago

Just started using this two days ago, got annoyed by double shortcuts, so I found this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/userchrome-toggle-extended/ I'm not sure about stability or anything like that, but the toggle hotkey works properly with this, at least for me.

If you want to restore the arc sidebar icon:

* Go to userchrome folder (about:profiles in browser, open root directory, chrome)

* edit userChrome.css

* replace `[data-extensionid="<old userchrome extension>"]` with `[data-extensionid="userchrome-toggle-extended@n2ezr.ru"]` (I didn't actually test it, but I believe it'll work, unless the css class is different for some reason)

Remember to edit extension settings, turn off all but one style, and set prefix to || like in the instructions.

Thanks! Just installed it, and just works; I didn't even have to do the replacement thingy.

BeBeepBOOPbot commented 5 months ago

Just started using this two days ago, got annoyed by double shortcuts, so I found this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/userchrome-toggle-extended/ I'm not sure about stability or anything like that, but the toggle hotkey works properly with this, at least for me.

If you want to restore the arc sidebar icon:

* Go to userchrome folder (about:profiles in browser, open root directory, chrome)

* edit userChrome.css

* replace `[data-extensionid="<old userchrome extension>"]` with `[data-extensionid="userchrome-toggle-extended@n2ezr.ru"]` (I didn't actually test it, but I believe it'll work, unless the css class is different for some reason)

Remember to edit extension settings, turn off all but one style, and set prefix to || like in the instructions.

funny enough, i found this exact thing when trying to trouble shoot on my own but it didnt work and it just seemed like a version with more css togles, but it seems they updated it after i made this so it now works again. it might be a good idea to put the fix in to a pull request but thanks HellEye