firefox-addon

问题 Unfortunately, Pocket is now "integrated" with Firefox, which means that it is not possible disable it in the Add-ons menu. I find the icon in the address bar especially annoying, as it is essentially just an always-visible advertisement for that webservice. How can I now get rid of Pocket in Firefox? 回答1: Another way to get ride of the pocket or disable is as follows visit about:config in Firefox Accept the Warning In search bar of that page (after all config value comes), search for Pocket.

问题 I'm now using the new version of the Jetpack API of which allows you to create addons for Firefox using a JS framework. The 'panel' object is easy to use - but I'm struggling to find a way to position it. The documentation simply states (Jetpack Panel API) panel.show(anchor) DomElement But I'd like to position the panel in the bottom right corner of the window - How do I do this - and where can I find some more documentation about it. 回答1: The only way I'm aware of to be able to position a

问题 I am busy developing a firefox extension. I am using the Add-on Builder What it will do: Get an ID from a PHP page (XMLHttpRequest) Call another function and send that ID with it That function inserts CSS with a link tag created by javascript My Problem: It won't work. If I alert the currenttheme variable, nothing happens. So the XMLHttpRequest doesn't seem to work. My code: main.js: var Widget = require("widget").Widget; var tabs = require('tabs'); exports.main = function() { var pageMod =

问题 I have recently converted a GreaseMonkey script of mine into a WebExtension, just to get a first impression of the process. Now I have a reached a point where it would be nice to do some clean-up or simply undo all my changes when said extension is disabled/uninstalled. From what I've seen on Mozilla's pages, runtime.onSuspend should do the trick. Unfortunately, it looks like that's not yet implemented (I'm on the regular Firefox release channel). In other words, what I want to do is run code

问题 I have recently converted a GreaseMonkey script of mine into a WebExtension, just to get a first impression of the process. Now I have a reached a point where it would be nice to do some clean-up or simply undo all my changes when said extension is disabled/uninstalled. From what I've seen on Mozilla's pages, runtime.onSuspend should do the trick. Unfortunately, it looks like that's not yet implemented (I'm on the regular Firefox release channel). In other words, what I want to do is run code

问题 I have a simple extension where I use Cu.import to import a JavaScript code module. But, when I load the extension, I get this error: Cu is not defined The code I was trying to use was: Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/MatchPattern.jsm"); Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/BrowserUtils.jsm"); var regExArray = []; var myArray = ["facebook.com", "google.com"]; var myURL="http://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd"; for (var x=0; x<myArray.length; x++) { console.log("loop: "+x); var match = new

问题 I have a simple extension where I use Cu.import to import a JavaScript code module. But, when I load the extension, I get this error: Cu is not defined The code I was trying to use was: Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/MatchPattern.jsm"); Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/BrowserUtils.jsm"); var regExArray = []; var myArray = ["facebook.com", "google.com"]; var myURL="http://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd"; for (var x=0; x<myArray.length; x++) { console.log("loop: "+x); var match = new

问题 I want to have textboxes related to radiobuttons. Therefore each radio button should enable it's textbox and disable the others. However when I set the disabled attribute of textbox to true, it changes the editable attribute too. I tried setting editable attribute true again but it did not work. This was what I tried: JS function: function enable(id) { var eleman = document.getElementById(id); eleman.setAttribute("disabled", false); eleman.setAttribute("editable", true); } XUL elements:

问题 I want to have textboxes related to radiobuttons. Therefore each radio button should enable it's textbox and disable the others. However when I set the disabled attribute of textbox to true, it changes the editable attribute too. I tried setting editable attribute true again but it did not work. This was what I tried: JS function: function enable(id) { var eleman = document.getElementById(id); eleman.setAttribute("disabled", false); eleman.setAttribute("editable", true); } XUL elements:

问题 I want to have textboxes related to radiobuttons. Therefore each radio button should enable it's textbox and disable the others. However when I set the disabled attribute of textbox to true, it changes the editable attribute too. I tried setting editable attribute true again but it did not work. This was what I tried: JS function: function enable(id) { var eleman = document.getElementById(id); eleman.setAttribute("disabled", false); eleman.setAttribute("editable", true); } XUL elements: