Why is the prefetching frame showed, and also, does it still work?
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Opaque
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Great script indeed, I like it. I was wondering about the weird box on the bottom of all the pages I was reading so checked the DOM through Firebug to see what it was. Apparently you don’t hide your iframe too well after inserting. Extra CSS declarations would be nice, I added the following to the script locally:
Then however I was wondering whether it would still work. Using the Net tab of Firebug I checked it with my additional code and without. Surprisingly, in both cases I did not find any mention of an extra page image being loaded! Did mangafox break the script? |
knaces
Script's Author
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I don't hide it on purpose. I use to hide it but I figured a barely visible line would be ok to serve the purpose of telling you if prefetching is on since you can toggle it off (if your network speed is slower then your reading speed).
As for whether it works or not, it works for me as of now. The dom inspector will show the iframe has loaded correctly. You can also change I've been mostly working on "mangafox chapter onepage" as i'm beginning to like it more then this script but I might come back to this and improve the prefetching to load only the next image (it loads the entire next page) at a later time. If there is any problems with this script though, I'll fix it right away. |
