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A shortcut for this script would be a great addition. I am not sure if it is already implemented, I see Alt + N in the Greasemonkey menu in the status bar (but not through the main menu), but it doesn't work for me (may be an incompatibility). |
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Really great and useful script! But probably got the same problem as reported by orescb. The hotkey Alt+N doesn't work here properly. It will always work for a short time when I install Sticky Notes anew, and it will only work for the FIRST tab. If I go to other tabs, the hotkey won't create new notes on those, but will keep creating notes on the first (though now inactive) tab. When I close that one tab where the hotkey works, the hotkey won't work with any tab anymore, not even if I open the old tab again. What I also found out: when I use a new THEME for FF, the hotkey starts behaving again exactly as described above. It creates notes on the first opened tab and after closing that one, it won't ever create a new note. Of course, the command "Add Sticky Note" always works nicely. BTW, also editing the hotkey in sticky_notes.user.js works fine, but only in the same manner as described above. Please, a functioning hotkey would really be sweet! ;-) |
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Same here. Shortcut not working at all :-( |
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Well the hotkey functionality comes from greasemonkey. If it's broken (which it apparently is) a bug against greasemonkey should be filed. |
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I added a hack that adds an additional event listener to the window. But in case the greasemonky way to define a shortcut suddenly starts to work you will get two sticky notes on top of each other. :/ |
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i am getting two sticky notes |
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Yeah, that was what I feared. I can remove the shortcut from the greasemonkey menu, but then the only why knowing about the shortcut will be reading this thread. Well I can add it to the description here on userscripts.org. I hope people read it. |


