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Giorgio Maone wrote:Could you check whether latest development build 2.6.8.36rc1 helps?

Thanks, all works fine with NoScript 2.6.8.36rc1.

Interesting, all works fine without following code: noscript.jar\content\noscript\noscriptBM.js delayedInit: function() { for each (let f in ["getShortcutOrURIAndPostData" /* Fx >= 25 */, "getShortcutOrURI"]) { if (f in window) { let getShortcut = window[f]; window[f] = function(...

Just try to drop any link to tab bar: nothing happens and all draggable things (links, bookmarks, etc.) becomes not draggable. Tested with Firefox 31.0, NoScript 2.6.8.33, 2.6.8.34, Tree Style Tab 0.14.2014051101, 0.14.2014070300a020408 ( latest ). Also all works fine in Firefox 30.0. P.S. Correspon...

Options:
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Demonstration:
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Simple patch: --- a/flashgot_mass_downloader-1.5.5.5-tb+fx+sm.xpi/chrome/flashgot.jar/content/flashgot/flashgotOverlay.js +++ b/flashgot_mass_downloader-1.5.5.5-tb+fx+sm.xpi/chrome/flashgot.jar/content/flashgot/flashgotOverlay.js @@ -61,6 +61,10 @@ target.addEventListener("mousedown", func...

FlashGot Link: <menuitem id="flashgot-menuitem-it" label="FlashGot Link" accesskey="F" oncommand="gFlashGot.downloadPopupLink()" /> gFlashGot.downloadPopupLink function (dmName) { const link = this.popupLink; return link && this.download([ link], gFlas...

Vertical scrollbar, I suppose? Yes. Are you actually dragging, or are you (middle mouse) clicking within the scrollbar frame, thereby advancing down the page? Yes, dragging, but dragging using middle mouse button – the same as using left button, but I can start drag from any position. Set focus to ...

therube wrote:That is a feature.

But I don't dragged link, I dragged scrollbar! Focused link (use Tab key or just drag in to unsupported place to make it focused – dotted border around) may be anywhere on the page.

1. Set middlemouse.scrollbarPosition = true in about:config
2. Focus any link on the page.
3. Drag scrollbar down using middle mouse button.
4. Release middle mouse button: will be launched selected download manager.

I raised the limit to 200 and fixed the ordering. Thanks! Anyway I can get real function (f, d, a) { if (typeof f != "function") { f = new Function(f || ""); } tt.push({f: f, d: d, a: a}); return 0; } for alert("setTimeout:\n" + setTimeout); from bookmarklet, so I can ...

Unfortunately I have to keep it synchronous because bookmarklets temporary set "Allow scripts globally" for compatibility reasons, and you don't want this to happen periodically in an asynchronous fashion ;) But what about current limit of setTimeout/setInterval calls? May be just replace...

Bookmarklet: javascript: (function() { for(var i = 1; i <= 52; ++i) delayed(i); function delayed(i) { setTimeout(function() { console.log(i); }, 0); } })(); "Source": (function() { for(var i = 1; i <= 52; ++i) delayed(i); function delayed(i) { setTimeout(function() { console.log(i); }, 0);...

In 1.4.4rc1 works fine, thanks!

Cursor Feedback still wrongly shown in following case: Open any large image like http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3118/2627257905_f515f21483_o.jpg . Click to switch to original size. And try use Firefox built-in autoscrolling. [Upd] Seems like Cursor Feedback shown on any page after I start autoscroll...

dhouwn wrote:This way the positions of the menu entries stay always the same as long as the NoScript menu stays open.

Yes, that's it.