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benblack86 / linkclump

Google chrome extension that allows you to open multiple links at once.
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Shorcut CTRL + LEFT does not work on mac on Firefox (no other extensions) #198

Closed davidtcp closed 1 year ago

davidtcp commented 2 years ago

I have a problem, shorcut CTRL + LEFT does not work on mac on Firefox. All extensions disabled. it works on Chrome

And if I use SHIFT instead I lose functions.

t0mm1e commented 2 years ago

For me it doesn't work in Chrome nor Firefox on MacOS at all.

Tried every combination.

Not sure when this started. I have been an avid user in the past. I do miss it.

davidtcp commented 2 years ago

[t0mm1e] but do you deactivate every chrome extension first?. I have a macbook. If in my macbook works on chrome the chrome extension works ... the only option must be that another chrome extension or APP program get the same short cut key. I end using MOUSE LEFT + a, and MOUSE LEFT + b in booth browser.

Remember to create the key combination first, change the colour to one you like, SAVE THEM! press and hold the key, in my case "a", and then with the right mouse button /trackpad select an area.

t0mm1e commented 2 years ago

I've tried it in Firefox on MacOS, with onlink 1Password and Linkclump installed. I cannot find any combination that works.

t0mm1e commented 2 years ago

Here's one that looks nice and works like a breeze in Firefox:

https://cpriest.github.io/SnapLinksPlus/

For other people looking for something that works. Not available for Chrome anymore it seems.

davidtcp commented 2 years ago

Disappeared in chrome and reported in Firefox for injecting code. Thanks, but too much risk. The votes it has distributed among each level are excessively negative.

t0mm1e commented 2 years ago

Could be. Though it is a recommended extension (recommended by Firefox presumably), and the so called code injected seems to be a few HTML tags needed for some procedure. Maybe not desirable, wanted, or needed, not sure whether that's malicious.

My adblocker removes a gazillion HTML tags and code, code by the website I'm visiting. We're not calling those malicious. Well, marketeers probably do 😊