Closed dteviot closed 7 years ago
I tried it on Chromium 60.0.3110.0. Works pretty smoothly.
The only suggestion I can think of is, instead of saving the entire page, give an option to export only the diff with 3-4 lines of context.
This is indeed quite useful. We can advertise it in Baka-Tsuki forum as a starting point.
Edit: Keyboard shortcut would be nice too.
I second the suggestion of exporting only the diff with 3-4 lines of context.
Also, for making ppl aware of it, I think wuxiaworld could be a fine place too. They shouldn't be bothered by you making webtoepub, because most novels there are donationware.
The issue I'm thinking is that translators usually don't like ppl grabbing "their" work, both because "they did it" and for the ads money. So while the idea of DriveByEditor is really a good one, it may be affected by the other extension (webtoepub) in a bad way.
This mostly applies to "lone TLs", which sometime think they own stuff put on the web...
@toshiya44 @typhoon71 Thanks for the feedback
@toshiya44 @typhoon71 I've updated the DriveByEditor.
What do you think?
Having the edits in the clipboard is good, but they aren't formatted so they are hard to read. It would be nice if they were formatted (red/green) too. Right now selecting the edited parts from the webpage, copying and pasting into the email is more readable.
@typhoon71 Thanks for the feedback. I've updated to write the edits to the clipboard as formatted HTML as well as text. So if pasted into suitable target, the edit uses color (and other formatting.) Please let me know what you think.
I think it looks fine. Clear and easy to understand. Now we only need to prepare for an invasion... by an army of editors! XD
@typhoon71 Excellent. Have submitted to Mozilla for approval.
@belldandu, @typhoon71, @toshiya44, @dreamer2908 I've created a new Chrome extension that's intended to make it easier for people to send corrections to Light Novel translators. The idea is, while viewing the web page in a browser (currently only Chrome) you can mark up any errors directly on the web page. So, you can mark them as you see them.
Basic steps are:
This will save the entire page with marked up changes, so you could e-mail it to the translator. Or, you can search the document for the text {(edit)} and copy just the changes if you want.
Anyway, I was hoping you could give this a test drive and give me your feedback before I release to Chrome store (and build a Firefox version.) Questions.
Thanks.