Closed Wolterhon closed 1 year ago
Please, make sure that your PR is based on latest source before sending.
Alright, terribly sorry.
is actually new there
Once the ASF public listing was down, so the button wasn't there on the page, which leads to confusion of the end user: is the script even running? There was no need in writing additional code, I just moved the part that creates the button so that it's always on the page, and when the public listing is confirmed to be up the button becomes active.
and I'm not sure if I really want to use it.
The final decision is on you obviously, but again, there have been multiple times when I (and I'm sure I'm not the only one) accidentally closed the tab where the script was running, so yeah, I felt like this needed to be done.
I consider installing via
Then maybe put the greasyfork link in the readme file?
Once the ASF public listing was down, so the button wasn't there on the page, which leads to confusion of the end user: is the script even running?
That's why I'm saying to base on latest version - this was fixed before your PR.
That's why I'm saying to base on latest version - this was fixed before your PR.
Got you now. What about onbeforeunload
though? Do you not like the idea itself or the implementation?
What about
onbeforeunload
though? Do you not like the idea itself or the implementation?
I'm talking about idea. But haven't decided yet. Will think about it a little bit more.
What about the greasyfork link though? Shouldn't it be in the readme? UPD: nevermind, you've just added it :D
Please, make sure that your PR is based on latest source before sending. Also, from what I see - only usage of
onbeforeunload
is actually new there, and I'm not sure if I really want to use it. As for readme - while installing directly from github is obvously possible, I consider installing via https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/404754-asf-stm default and recommended way.