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Opera version? #10
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I just tried it out in Opera and unfortunately it needs some work... Ps.: see you at the cssconf.eu party tonight. |
Hey Felix, If you let me know what exactly needs work to make it work in Opera Cheers, On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 5:17 PM, Felix Niklas [email protected]
Shwetank Dixit |
Well I installed it and added the keyboard shortcut. After that I tried out the keyboard shortcut on a freshly loaded website and the shortcut turned the extension on but it then instantly got turned off again (judging from the flashing dimensions icon). Turning it on and off manually worked fine. I also got a problem when trying to use the shortcut shortly after scrolling (or bevor scrolling, I don't remember). Apparently alt + scroll zooms the page. |
Hi, I see that the shortcut command is mentioned as 'Ctrl+D' ... and 'Command+D' in Mac. I'm a bit rusty on windows, but I know that in Mac, 'Command+D' is a reserved keyword as a browser command which adds current page to bookmarks. For comparison I also installed this in Chrome Canary and tried the shortcut there, and it failed there too (for the same reason - the Command+D shortcut brought up the 'add this page to bookmarks' interface). I downloaded and tweaked the extension so that it has a shortcut which isn't reserved (I tried Command+Shift+K and then later even Command+K) and it worked fine. Note to self: Don't forget to delete the extension and load it again if you change the bookmark shortcut. Just reloading the extension in developer mode will not kick in the changed shortcut. I spent 5 minutes confused before remembering this! |
I changed the default shortcut in the manifest to 'Alt+D', which was a great idea @shwetank.
I pushed the current code which contains new features: climbing up gradients #3, measuring an area (press ALT) #14 and hidden cursor #16. |
Any chance you’d be willing to upload this to https://addons.opera.com/en/developer/upload/, so that Opera users can enjoy your extension too?
You probably don’t even have to change the code.
cc @shwetank
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