Hi,
I have a simple mechanism to modify colors to my liking:
in userContent.css:
BODY, TABLE, PRE, LI, A, P, TR, TD, DIV
{ -moz-binding: url("fix-colors.xml#fxc"); }
fix-colors.xml is in the same directory, ~/.mozilla/firefox/XXX/chrome
With noscript I get the problem that the XBL binding is blocked unless
I enable the target site. So if I am viewing
http://www.example.com
in noscript I have to enable scripts for http://www.example.com - whick almost
completely defeats the purpose of noscript. 127.0.0.1 is enabled but I still
have to enable the other site.
This is Ubuntu 804 with default install.
How do I explain noscript that fix-colors.xml is my trusted script?
Richard
problem with local xbl script
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Re: problem with local xbl script
Nothing to do about it.
This is a well known Firefox bug: not even XBL from chrome (privileged) can run scripts in a JavaScript-disabled page...
This is a well known Firefox bug: not even XBL from chrome (privileged) can run scripts in a JavaScript-disabled page...
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Re: problem with local xbl script
Thanks for the info, but since it works fine without noscript, is there no way
noscript could make it work?
Anything I can do to circumvent the problem?
Richard
noscript could make it work?
Anything I can do to circumvent the problem?
Richard
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Re: problem with local xbl script
Not exactly. It doesn't work either if you disable JavaScript from Firefox's own built-in options.Richard wrote:Thanks for the info, but since it works fine without noscript
Nope, sorry.Richard wrote:Anything I can do to circumvent the problem?
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