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Greetings All,

I've noticed that greasefire increases the width of the greasemonkey statusbar object considerably and I was wondering whether anyone knew of a work around. I think it should be achievable via a simple edit of userChrome.css, that is assuming anyone out there knows the appropriate statusbarpanel ID(s).

I'd appreciate any advice given.

Anubeon.

How exactly can you tell it's wider? I just measured and they look the same. Some of the invisible space around the money changes to color, but doesn't get any wider.

Hi Joe,

Thanks for taking to time to reply. Perhaps my memory fails me but by my recallection the greasemonkey statusbar object was square pre greasefire.

With greasefire installed the boundaries of the greasemonkey/greasefire statusbar object are padded by a good few pixels either side. This does not sit well with me inner aesthete-pedant. ;)

Any ideas?

Well it doesn't have that spacing on mine and I don't see why you care.

It must be a conflict with one of the many add-ons I have installed, or else a conflict with firefox 3.1b2. As to why I care, google the words aesthete and pedant. Knowing the correct ID of greasefire's statusbar object would also enable me to modify the bright orange gradient to something less... garish (no offence intended developer(s)).

Now, do you have anything constructive to add? Anything that might actually help me fix this?

It would also help if you can post a list of all the extensions your have installed so I can try to reproduce it.

And to be certain, the extra spacing goes away when you uninstall Greasefire?

Thanks for weighing in on this one. I have just this minute un-installed greasefire and the extra spacing remains; it must be an issue with greasemonkey itself.

In the interests of completeness however I will go ahead and list my extensions anyway.

• About:Tab 0.0.19
• Adblock Plus 1.0.1
• All-in-One Sidebar 0.7.9
• British English Dictorionary 1.19
• Chrome List 0.3.1
• ChromeEdit Plus 2.7.2
• FAYT 2.0.4
• Glasser 1.1.0
• Google Gears 0.5.4.2
• Greasemonkey 0.8.20090123.1
• Hostname in Titlebar 1.0.1
• IETab 1.5.20090207
• KeeFox 0.5
• Menu Editor 1.2.6
• Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant 1.0
• Nightly Tester Tools 2.0.2
• Open IT Online 1.6.1
• Options Toolbar Button 0.4
• Organise Statusbar 0.6.2
• Personal Menu 4.1.3
• Router Status 0.1.7.8
• SafeCache 0.9
• SafeHistory 0.9
• Smart Find 0.2.2
• Smart Stop/Reload 1.2
• Tab Mix Plus 0.3.7.3
• Ubiquity 0.1.6.1
• UrlbarExt 1.5.7
• Weave 0.2.111
• Zotero 1.5b1

Kind Regards, Anubeon

Holy crud! That's a lot of addons (I thought I had a lot) O_O

These are mine:

Adblock Plus
CustomizeGoogle
DownThemAll!
Firebug
Greasemonkey (duh :P)
Live HTTP headers
QuickRestart
RS_Bundle
UrlParams

@Avg
No Tamper Data or Cookie Editor?

sizzle:

Tamper Data seems like a combination of "Live HTTP headers" and "UrlParams". I'll check it out! I can't seem to find cookie editor, although by the name, it sounds pretty useful.

Hmm RDown... wanna give mine a shot? I didn't realize there was an auto-downloader for rapidshare already.

When I said Cookie Editor I meant Add N Edit Cookies. Tamper Data is very nice for figuring out how to mimic a page's ajax calls when writing a script. I also have Web Developer, along with Stylish, CacheViewer, gui:config, Console², Download Statusbar, DownThemAll!, FireDiff, Adblock Plus, Select Search, Modify Headers, dragdropupload, and QuickJava.

@sizzle:

Yea about the UrlParams / Tamper Data / Live HTTP headers. It was how I figured that making "POST" requests required setting the "Content-Type" header to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded".

I was so relieved when all my "POST" scripts I had in the bin FINALLY started working :D

Avindra Gool... wrote:
It was how I figured that making "POST" requests required setting the "Content-Type" header to "application/x-www-form-urlencoded".

function xhr(url, callback, data) {
    GM_xmlhttpRequest({
         method: (data) ? 'POST' : 'GET',
	  url: url,
	  headers: {
	  'User-agent': window.navigator.userAgent,
	    'Accept': (data) ? 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' : 'application/atom+xml,application/xml,text/xml'
	  },
	  data: (data) ? data : null,
	  onload: function(res) { if (res.status == 200 && callback) callback(res.responseText); }
      });
}