- FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX HOW TO
- FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX INSTALL
- FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX UPDATE
- FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX PATCH
The last release dates back to April 2010. If you look at the official Greasemonkey site on Mozilla you notice that the add-on is only compatible with versions up to Firefox 3.6, and the same information is offered on the web page of the developer.
FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX HOW TO
I first tried to force compatibility on the add-on, with mixed results as it was not working correctly afterwards (take a look at this guide on how to force compatibility in the Firefox web browser) Unfortunately it was one of the add-ons that is not working in Firefox 4 Beta.
One of the add-ons that I came to rely on in the past is the Greasemonkey extension which allows you to load userscripts into the browser. Find the script you want to use and click 'Install' when.
FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX INSTALL
Safari 4: Install the GreaseKit SIMBL plugin and then restart your browser (1.7 is compatible with OS X 10.6). Safari 5: supports extensions Ninjakit is a Safari 5 extension that runs GreaseMonkey scripts.
FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX UPDATE
Naturally, some of the add-ons that I used to work with were not compatible with Firefox 4, either because the developer did not update the add-on yet or because the development has been abandoned and the extension won't receive any new updates. Simply paste the script into the 'Javascript' section when 'modifying content'. Declare a global variable (preferably just before "function beginLabelAction()"): var closeLabels = false Now, add the following 4 lines at the beginning of "function beginLabelAction()": if (document.getElementById("nt_0").nextSibling = null) html += "" .innerHTML = .I recently switched from the stable Firefox 3.6x browser to the beta of Firefox 4, mainly because the beta appeared to be relatively stable at this point in development.
FIXING GREASEMONKEY SCRIPTS FOR CURRENT VERSION OF FIREFOX PATCH
Anyway, I am posting just the patch part here: Note to non-JS/novice guys: and tag are just delimiters, do not add them to your script add just what is between them. Thankfully, I had surrounded the code peices with tags, so it is worthwhile for anybody who takes a little pain. I have posted it here (dated Nov 19, 2006): But, even though I idented the whole text properly, it all got messed up perhaps that's not a place to post code or big notes of 'Thank You'. Hi all, I have posted a simple patch for GMail macros script, that allows you to GOTO/'Apply Label' even if the "Labels" table on left is in closed state. They went for slightly deeper integrations, if you like the original you may like these too. On a related note, my Google Reader/Gmail integration script has spawned two variants, one by Rob Radez and another by Winston. If I have missed anyone, please let me know.
Thanks go to Karl, Anand and Michael (?) for these improvements.
The script has been updated and now contains the following additional commands: I cannot guarantee that this fix will work effectively on versions of Firefox 3.5 (released June 30, 2009), Firefox 3. Additionally, there is a Google Group dedicated to Gmail power users that seems to have made even more changes. Disclaimer: When I first wrote this article in early June 2009, both Greasemonkey and IE Media Mimic could both be successfully applied to what was then the current Firefox Browser (Firefox 3.0). Both posts about it have a growing number of comments, including patched versions with various tweaks. I started to look into fixing this, and figured that while I was at it, I should incorporate the improvements that others have made to the script back into the original one.
There have been some reports that my Gmail Macros Greasemonkey script no longer works.
0 kommentar(er)
