Post by purplecoconut on Oct 25, 2024 13:56:16 GMT -5
I'm having an interesting issue. I triple clicked to select in Firefox, the quote button appeared. There was no browser menu. I clicked the quote button, but it didn't do anything.
Does anybody have any issue actually clicking on the additional browser features while the quick quote button is displayed? That was my concern.
Not encountering a browser menu in Vivaldi. Just the quote button. Fine here.
The irony of man's condition is that the deepest need is to be free of the anxiety of death and annihilation; but it is life itself which awakens it, and so we must shrink from being fully alive. - Ernest Becker
Does anybody have any issue actually clicking on the additional browser features while the quick quote button is displayed? That was my concern.
I'm happy to help. Hopefully, our testers didn't uncover a new issue though. Looking at the replies on pages 24 and 25, most are positive except for people using Firefox who now say the quote button isn't working. I replicated this in Firefox. I use Edge Canary as my "Proboards Browser" though and did not encounter any issues with the plugin's functionality or the browser menu. I was able to interact with Edge Canary's browser menu normally.
I'm happy to help. Hopefully, our testers didn't uncover a new issue though. Looking at the replies on pages 24 and 25, most are positive except for people using Firefox who now say the quote button isn't working. I replicated this in Firefox. I use Edge Canary as my "Proboards Browser" though and did not encounter any issues with the plugin's functionality or the browser menu. I was able to interact with Edge Canary's browser menu normally.
I replicated this in Firefox. I use Edge Canary as my "Proboards Browser" though and did not encounter any issues with the plugin's functionality or the browser menu. I was able to interact with Edge Canary's browser menu normally.
It could be a timing issue given the above attempts placed nothing in quick reply unless the Firefox debugger was open. I suspect the 600 millisecond timer between click might have to be increased for Firefox although I kinda recall reading Mozilla saying 250ms or less between clicks qualify as super-selection-combo with maximum damage. Investigating further...
*Updated from revision 1729904379760 to revision 1729922050317 because of a duplicate line defining a constant variable twice (resulting in an error and abort of the entire code) const container = $('<div></div>').html(htm), c0de = $('code', container); c0de.length && c0de.html(c0de.html().replace(/\[\/?noparse\]/gi, "")); //const container = $('<div></div>').html(htm);
I've placed the new code in a plugin container to make updating and testing easier. Can now easily disable or set to appear only to certain groups/users or tied only to certain themes so those that want to opt-in and test it can select that theme without disturbing the others.
