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Jesse Andrews
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
metropol
Script's Author
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dsjkvf, the script is now integrated into the original one I have extended. Thanks for the pointers to example scripts (though the links are broken). In am still not convinced it is a good idea to use function keys; while it may fit particular users (like you for example), it would likely break other users' experience. If there will be updates, I will post back here. Best. |
dsjkvf
Scriptwright
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it's possible to override F1 (who uses help nowadays? :)) and F2 is unused, if I'm right. from other side, you may also have a look at Google Ctrl-Arrow, which uses Ctrl-sequences, or at Gmail Macros, which somehow manages to work with the
in fact, I wouldn't disturb you and would modify 'f' to 'F1' myself, of course :). but the problem is that I know almost nothing about javascript, and just can't figure where in your script this primary 'f' shortcut is defined (and, of course, i would be very grateful if you could help me here). thanks once again :), and -- good luck! |
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metropol
Script's Author
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dsjkvf, thanks for the positive comment. At the moment I can't see a way to make it work with the Find As You Type pref enabled, as this feature seems to jump in before Greasemonkey scripts are served. Using function keys won't help either since some of them are reserved (F1 for help, F3 for search, F5 for reload, ...). I will look into it again and post back here should I find a workaround. |
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dsjkvf
Scriptwright
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hello, metropol great addition, thank you! but also a little question: is it possible to change the primary shortcut from initial 'f' to, let's say, F1 or something like that in order to make this script work even with 'Search for text when I start typing' feature enabled? |
