Open mimteatr opened 4 years ago
Hi Maurice, I can't move the list into the address bar drop-down, but I could put the button in the Page Actions area (where you find Bookmark This Page).
When I looked at it originally, the Page Actions area disappeared when the cursor moved into the address bar. However, in Firefox 78+, if you turn off the option under
Options/Preferences > Privacy & Security > Address Bar > [_] Top Sites
that problem is resolved.
So now I need to figure out how to provide a choice, if that is possible.
Hi Jefferson, actually I meant the Page Actions from the beginning but if I understood you correctly you WILL create a button? I have FF 82 and still nothing shows in the Page Actions after unchecking the Top Sites option.
Cheers,
Maurice Rosenthal +972-52-4533701
On Wed, Oct 14, 2020, 20:40 Jefferson Scher notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Maurice, I can't move the list into the address bar drop-down, but I could put the button in the Page Actions area (where you find Bookmark This Page).
When I looked at it originally, the Page Actions area disappeared when the cursor moved into the address bar. However, in Firefox 78+, if you turn off the option under
Options/Preferences > Privacy & Security > Address Bar > [_] Top Sites
that problem is resolved.
So now I need to figure out how to provide a choice, if that is possible.
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Okay, I tested a change. Firefox allows having both a button on the main toolbar and on the Page Actions menu. However, I can't use the Page Actions menu on a new tab, only on a tab with a page loaded (there is a URL in the bar), so that's a problem.
Using a custom style rule in userChrome.css, I can force the menu to be visible, but the page action added by the extension is grayed out. I think this is because the page is about:newtab and that is not a valid scope for an extension page action.
Based on this test, I don't think it will be very helpful to have this option, but I think there's no harm in adding it for those situations in which it might be useful.
Thank you for your efforts! Cheers, Maurice
Maurice Rosenthal +972-52-4533701
On Sat, Oct 17, 2020, 05:21 Jefferson Scher notifications@github.com wrote:
Okay, I tested a change. Firefox allows having both a button on the main toolbar and on the Page Actions menu. However, I can't use the Page Actions menu on a new tab, only on a tab with a page loaded (there is a URL in the bar), so that's a problem.
Using a custom style rule in userChrome.css, I can force the menu to be visible, but the page action added by the extension is grayed out. I think this is because the page is about:newtab and that is not a valid scope for an extension page action.
Based on this test, I don't think it will be very helpful to have this option, but I think there's no harm in adding it for those situations in which it might be useful.
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Hello,
Thanks for this add-on!
Is it possible to move it to inside the Address Bar? I've tried through the Customize option and it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance,
Maurice Rosenthal