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Yahoo Mail Macros
Keyboard shortcuts and macros.
Enable Gmail-like keyboard shortcuts on Yahoo! Mail, and uses a QuickSilver-like interface to move between folders.
Script based on "GMail Macros":http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2432 and "Yahoo! Mail Keyboard Shortcuts":http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2083, with some rewriting.
Implements the QuickSilver interface of GMail Macros and updates the shortcuts of Yahoo! Mail Keyboard Shortcuts.
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Looks like Quickfind IS a new feature of Firefox, and it's interfering with this script. If you turn off Quickfind in Prefs/Advanced/General by unchecking "search for text as I type", it won't interfere anymore. But the drag is, when you type in a search box a name, FF won't remember what you've previously typed. Perhaps there is a script that fixes this? |
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This a great script that works. However, It seems that a feature in Firefox at least interferes. It's something called Quickfind pop's up when you type a letter. You can mess around with it and get the Macro's to work, but it would be best if this Quickfind didn't pop up at all. I can't figure out if Quickfind is part of another script i've installed, or if it's a feature of Firefox. I did a help search in FF and can't find any info on it. If I could turn it out, that would rule. Thanks! |
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Sorry, I should have been move descriptive. From main screen (where it says "Welcome, blah blah!"), if I press 'u', it does not go to the Inbox. I guess I can press 'g' then select Inbox, but I found that if I change the uCommand function as I have commented earlier, I can just press 'u' to go to Inbox - I know this may not be what you have intended. |
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@Min Lee: please try the new version, to check if the problem is solved. |
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Updated to version 0.3: - corrected a problem where the "back to folder" shortcut wouldnt work on a message sent by yahoo user; - added "move to folder" on an open message; |
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@Min Lee: it works with mine; do you have any other script that may change the code in the webmail (remove ads, or something)? |
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Updated to version 0.2, since the QuickSilver-like interface had stopped working due to changes in yahoo code. |
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Thanks much for writing this. I found that 'u' command doesn't work as expected for me. So I modified uCommand function as follows, which seems to work: function uCommand()
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