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If (event.button = 2 & !event.altKey & !event.ctrlKey & !event.shiftKey) If (event.button = 1 & !event.altKey & !event.ctrlKey & !event.shiftKey) If (event.button = 0 & !event.altKey & !event.ctrlKey & !event.shiftKey) right click button and shift - open custom button context popup Web browsers nowadays do not allow the use of modifier keys ( Alt, Ctrl, etc.) in conjunction with the middle mouse button. Var cbu = custombuttonsUtils Using Mouse HandlersĪll middle click events with modifiers are "broken". Var _id = this.id // The id of the button. Var xhtmlns = "" // Namespace for HTML elements inside XUL elements. Var xulns = "" // Namespace for XUL elements. Var self = this // "this" is the button itself.

Gbrowser addeventlistener windows#

Save size and position of editor windows separately for each custom buttonĬommand Line Parameter firefox.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization seamonkey.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization thunderbird.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization sunbird.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization kompozer.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization flock.exe -custombuttons disable-buttons-initialization Predefined Global Variables var Cc = Components.classes

Gbrowser addeventlistener install#

Open replace dialog in backward direction.Įnable install buttons from mail messages

Open replace dialog in forward direction.

Open search dialog in backward direction. Hidden unless clipboard has a button URL.

Right click the button to show the context popup.

Left click the button to show the alert.

Left click Done to close the Customize Toolbar window.

Find the button and drag it to a toolbar.

Left click View → Toolbars → Customize… in the Menu Bar - or right click a toolbar and left click Customize….

Left click OK to close the Edit button dialog.

Type alert("Hello world") on a blank line in the "Code" section.

Left click View → Add new button… in the Menu Bar - or right click a toolbar and left click Add new button….

Cancel: By pressing "Cancel", the edit window is closed, all changes to the button are discarded and the button is not re-initialized.

When you press again the "Edit external." button, you will be able to choose another editor.

To change the text editor, reset the preference called "_editor".

That is, anything but the Windows Notepad!

To avoid headaches, use a text editor that deserves to be called as such.

The instant the edit window is focused, that temporary file no longer exists/is deleted. Once you've made all changes you needed/wanted, SAVE the file and THEN re-focus the edit window of the button and save the button. While you are editing this file, DO NOT re-focus the edit window of the button you are editing.

Gbrowser addeventlistener code#

To attach to the unload event in above example you can use the "pagehide" event like this: appcontent.addEventListener("pagehide", myExtension.onPageUnload, false) įor appcontent and similarly for messagepane messagepane.addEventListener("pagehide", myExtension.onPageUnload, false) Īnd add your code to onPageUnload method.How to use this feature without losing your mindĮvery time you press the "Edit external." button to edit a button, a temporary file is created inside your profile folder (inside a folder called Temp_ExternalEditor) and opened with the text editor of your choice. If you are running code on a page load it is likely you would want to run some cleanup code on page unload. If you only want to handle documents, ensure = "#document". Creating an overlayįirst, you need to create an overlay to one (or more, depending on which applications you target) of the following XUL documents: ApplicationĪttach a script to your overlay (see "Attaching a Script to an Overlay") that adds a load event listener to appcontent element (browsers) or messagepane (mail): window.addEventListener("load", function load(event), true) Ĭurrent Firefox trunk nightlies will fire the onPageLoad function for not only documents, but xul:images (favicons in tabbrowser). Progress listeners implement the nsIWebProgressListener interface. Progress listeners allow extensions to be notified of events associated with documents loading in the browser and with tab switching events. If you need finer control over custom code execution-for example, as documents are loading or when tabs are switched-see Progress Listeners. This article is for XUL/ JavaScript developers who want to have custom code executed each time a new page is loaded in browser/mail.