Hello,
I would like to use a macro tool to automate an often used task on a website in Firefox 5 under Windows Vista. Therefore, the macro needs to read out the pixel color at specified coordinates and make a decision on that information. When doing that without NoScript this works fine. But when using NoScript in the default configuration, the macro gets a white pixel color even for colored areas on the webpage.
Is there any configuration option available in NoScript to change this behavior?
Thanks for your help.
How to read out a pixel color when NoScript is active?
How to read out a pixel color when NoScript is active?
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Re: How to read out a pixel color when NoScript is active?
Hard to tell without knowing the specifics of this macro tool and its inner working.
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Re: How to read out a pixel color when NoScript is active?
The macro tool I use is Quick Macros with its function "pixel":
http://www.quickmacros.com/help/Functio ... PIXEL.html
http://www.quickmacros.com/help/Functio ... PIXEL.html
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Re: How to read out a pixel color when NoScript is active?
I'm sorry,
I did some additional testing and now it works. I can read out the pixel color using the "pixel" function when NoScript is active. Unfortunately, I don't know the reason for this change.
I did some additional testing and now it works. I can read out the pixel color using the "pixel" function when NoScript is active. Unfortunately, I don't know the reason for this change.
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