I just added support for regular left mouse clicks for Thunderbird 3.0a1. However, I can’t seem to make any CSS files appear for some reason. Not sure why..
Edit: It was because of Stylish
I just added support for regular left mouse clicks for Thunderbird 3.0a1. However, I can’t seem to make any CSS files appear for some reason. Not sure why..
Edit: It was because of Stylish
I just sent this version out to the translators a few days ago. It contains a bunch of new things, a lot of them are great for people who use TBExtInt. One of the newest features is the GUI for whitelisting command line installs. It looks like this:
This makes it easier then constantly having to open about:config and change a confusing pref.
As stated in my last post, 3.2.1.4 contains support for getBrowser(); with all the necessary functions remapped (however, you must use browsetothrufield to load Urls).
The new version also fixes find in document (Ctrl+F [it's missing in 3.2.1.3.1 as it didn't work with ThunderBrowse]), so now it works with ThunderBrowse. Hooray.
There is also a new option to turn off command line installs if you somehow feel it’s unnecessary.
More stuff for developers: getThunderBrowseVersion now produces a more reliable version number, and functions from tbbuttoncommands.js have changed (see dev page).
History and POST forms now actually work. Before it would not capture the page that sent the POST request, now it does.
One more cool feature:
You can now have the urlbar at the bottom of the browser rather than the top (when 3.2.1.4 releases, open about:config and change extensions.tbrowse.placeBottom to true).
Note:
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I’ve been adding a few new features to ThunderBrowse, one of them is rewriting/overwriting getBrowser(). This will allow some extensions that work with both Firefox and Thunderbird to use ThunderBrowse’s browsing abilities. It also allows extensions that only work with Firefox to be easily hacked so they work in Thunderbird.
However, some extensions (ScribeFire/Performancing [which is how I am writing to you right now in Thunderbird]) will take a little bit of JavaScript code changes to work with Thunderbird (in the example of ScribeFire, all gBrowser references need to be changed with getBrowser()).
Of course, all Firefox extensions will need a new xul file with the correct xul attributes so that the UI still looks good. And a few are still a bit buggy after they have been ported (Anything using Canvas). Nevertheless, this update will make it easier for some extension authors to be compatible with both Firefox and Thunderbird, with only a few code changes.
The functions have moved to the developers page.
The ugly version number is now available on AMO